Sun Yuhan
Sun Yuhan is the Secretary for Labour and Welfare in Hong Kong, known for her advocacy for fair wage practices and her efforts to balance the interests of low-income workers and businesses. Recently, she has been involved in discussions regarding the adjustment of the minimum wage in Hong Kong, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that wages remain competitive while also considering economic factors such as inflation and growth.
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China:
Sun Yuhan observed that consumers are willing to pay for green and efficient lifestyles.
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Hong Kong:
Sun Yuhan, the Secretary for Labour and Welfare, decided to accept the proposal to modify the fixed penalty for smoking on construction sites after listening to opinions.
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Hong Kong:
Sun Yuhan expressed deep sorrow over the death of a social worker and extended heartfelt condolences to his family.
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Hong Kong:
Sun Yuhan, the Secretary for Labour and Welfare, spoke at a charity event regarding the new child abuse reporting law.
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Hong Kong:
Sun Yuhan responded by stating that the addition of nursing care workers is mainly to provide promotion opportunities.
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Hong Kong:
Sun Yuhan, the Secretary for Labour and Welfare, commented on the employment situation in Hong Kong.
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China:
Sun Yuhan, the former director of Shanxi Coal Chemical Research Institute, received a seemingly impossible task to achieve mass production of T300 aerospace-grade carbon fiber by June 30, 2008.
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Hong Kong:
Sun Yuhan expressed concerns about the enforcement of the smoking ban on construction sites.
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Hong Kong:
Sun Yuhan described the implementation of the new child abuse reporting law as akin to 'giving birth to one's own child'.
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Hong Kong:
Labour and Welfare Bureau Secretary Sun Yuhan provided support arrangements for the fire victims.
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