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Employment

Aid Organisations

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Opportunity Bank

Initiative by the Zubin Foundation that connects ethnic minorities with job opporunities and scholarships

9133 4700

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Yuen Long Town Hall

Provides a list of job vacancies and useful employment information

2479 5752

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HKCS CHEER

Provides resources and infomration for ethnic minority job-seekers

3106 3104

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Project ASHA

Provides one-stop employment services for the multicultural community including job matching and resume improvement

2423 5062

What is employment?

Employment is defined as having paid work. While having stable well-paying employment is a problem for ethnic minority people of all genders, this is especially a challenge for many ethnic minority women and girls. Women and girls are often limited by their familial and cultural values whereby they are expected to become home-makers or dependent on their husbands, fathers, or even brothers. 

 

What sort of challenges do ethnic minorities face in Hong Kong?

Most of the challenges stem from the language barrier that ethnic minorities face as well as the stigma around them. Hong Kong has, over many years, has developed institutionalized discrimination against its ethnic minority population. While many Hong Kongers state that they do not feel as if discrimination is a big issue here,  the ethnic minority population, being the victim, feels the full brunt of discrimination in a number of ways, employment being but one.

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