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Positions

Workers’ Rights Remain Ignored in the Race for Hong Kong’s Top Job

2017-02-15

Passing hope on in the midst of stormy times: An interview with two HKCTU chairpersons

2016-11-16

HKCTU 25th Seminar - Conference Proceedings

2015-12-08

Denouncement towards violence and abuse on female protester

2014-10-03



Urging Hong Kong Police to protect the rights of assembly of female

HKCTU statement calling for general strike on Sep 29

2014-09-18

Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (HKCTU) strongly condemns the police for their violent attack on unarmed students and people. We strongly condemn the government for suppressing the freedom of speech and the freedom of assembly in Hong Kong. HKCTU calls for all workers in Hong Kong to strike tomorrow, in protest of the ruling of the National People’s Congress, as well as the brutal suppression of peaceful protest by the Hong Kong government. Workers and students must unite to force the totalitarian government to hand state power back to the people.

Policies Relating to Migrant Domestic Workers and Regulations of Employment Agencies”

2014-02-24

Erwiana’s case has raised concern in the local community regarding the life situation of migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong. It has also drawn attention to respective government policies as well as the severe exploitation employment agencies have had on these workers. It has been the ignoring attitude of the government that has rendered Hong Kong “the city of modern slavery”. In fact, cases of serious abuse are never new in Hong Kong. However, the government has always turned a deaf ear and allowed itself to drift along without learning any lesson or making any change to its policies. We believe the ordeal of Erwiana is not a case of exception. It reflects rather the predicaments of the domestic workers lacking help and support and is a situation that the government must look into.

Sruggle In the Absence of Legal Framework Hong Kong’s Experience in Collective Bargaining

2013-08-26

Struggle In the Absence of Legal Framework
Hong Kong's Experience in Collective Bargaining
by Mung Siu Tat (Chief Executive, Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions)

Background

Disparity reflected on holidays Fighting for 17 labour holidays

2013-03-30

Disparity reflected on holidays - Fighting for 17 labour holidays

30 March 2013