Unions and a lawmaker have cautioned that unsatisfactory employment conditions within Hong Kong’s aviation sector are jeopardizing the industry’s capacity to attract and retain talent, potentially eroding the city’s competitive standing as a global aviation hub.
The warning comes as the city moves to bolster its status as an international aviation centre—a key objective outlined in the Hong Kong government’s inaugural five-year plan—following the full commissioning of the three-runway system and Terminal 2.
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