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Labour closes 2 employment agencies, issues warning

09 May 2023

 


The Labour Department has warned employment agencies to comply with the rules that govern their industry as it closed two of them for various violations.

These are the first two EA closures for the year.

In a statement, LD said these agencies must conduct their business in compliance with the law and the requirements of the Code of Practice for EAs (the Code) at all times.

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The agencies that lost their licenses were Happy Joy Employment Training Center (Happy Joy) and Mission Employment Agency Limited (Mission) located in Tai Wai and Hung Hom, respectively.

“The license of Happy Joy was revoked because it failed to meet the requirement of the Code concerning withholding the passport of a job-seeker, and that its licensee was not a fit and proper person to operate an EA.,” LD said.

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“The licence of Mission was revoked due to its failure to meet the requirements set out in the Code in various aspects, including failing to exercise due diligence in checking the accuracy of the information provided by job-seekers; failing to ensure that the candidates offered to employers are available for filling the vacancy at the time of accepting payment of service fees from employers; and failing to ensure that any information that is made available to employers is consistent with the facts made known to it.,” it added.

The Employment Ordinance (EO) empowers the Commissioner for Labor to revoke the license of an EA for non-compliance with the Code, or the licensee concerned is not a fit and proper person to operate the EA.

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"The Code sets out the salient legal requirements that EA operators must observe in operating their business, as well as the standards which the Commissioner expects from EAs,” it said.

The EO, for example, stipulates that Labour may refuse to issue or renew a license, or revoke a license of agents for violation of the EO, such as overcharging job seekers or operating an EA without a license.

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For inquiries about matters related to EAs or complaints about malpractices, please call the Employment Agencies Administration of the LD at 2115 3667, or visit its office at Unit 906, 9/F, One Mong Kok Road Commercial Centre, 1 Mong Kok Road, Kowloon.

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