( December 10, 2015, 08:46 GMT | Insight) -- The Employers' Federation of Hong Kong has decided not to publish recommendations to its members on wage increases that they should grant to their employees this year, the Sing Tao Daily reported today. The group is concerned the recommendations would ...The Employers' Federation of Hong Kong has decided not to publish recommendations to its members on wage increases that they should grant to their employees this year, the Sing Tao Daily reported today. The group is concerned the recommendations would violate the Competition Ordinance, which is due to take full effect on Dec. 14, the report said. The federation used to publish annual wage rise guidance to 500 companies that employ nearly 500,000 people, according to the Chinese-language newspaper....
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