The government's "2022 Employment Guarantee" website announced yesterday (May 31) the first batch of employers who have received wage subsidies. About 7.7 employers received wage subsidies for May.
Looking through the information, many sports associations, sports clubs and even the Hong Kong Super League have applied, among which the Hong Kong Super League champion Jie Zhi received a subsidy of 248,000 yuan.
The largest sports club is believed to be the Hong Kong Rugby Association. They declared that the number of people who received the full subsidy in May was 99, and they received more than 800,000 yuan in subsidies.
Both Kit Chi Sports Association Co., Ltd. and Oriental Sports Association Football Team Co., Ltd. have applied for employment guarantee.
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Among the Hong Kong Super League clubs, at least 3 teams have applied for "2022 Employment Guarantee", namely Kit Chi, Guanzhong South District and Oriental Long-Lions.
Jiezhi Sports Association Co., Ltd. declared a full subsidy of 30 people, plus 2 half-amount, and received a subsidy of 248,000 yuan, while the Southern District Football Club Co., Ltd. declared a full amount of 20 people, plus 2 half-amount, and received a subsidy of 168,000 yuan.
The one who applied for the most subsidy is the Oriental Sports Association Football Team Co., Ltd., 29 full plus 5 half, and received a subsidy of 252,000 yuan.
Southern District Football Club Co., Ltd. has applied for employment guarantee.
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Some of the local sports associations listed on the website of the Hong Kong Federation and Olympic Committee have applied for "2022 Employment Support".
The South China Sports Association, which is familiar to Hong Kong people, received a subsidy of 796,000 yuan. The number of people who applied for the full subsidy was 98 and 3 were half-paid.
The South China Sports Association received nearly 800,000 yuan in subsidies for employment protection in May.
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However, the South China Association is not the sports club that receives the most subsidies. The Hong Kong Rugby Union (HONG KONG RUGBY UNION) received 824,000 yuan in subsidies in May. The number of people who declared the full subsidy was 99, and there were 107 people in total.
The Hong Kong Rugby Association received more than 800,000 yuan in employment subsidies in May.
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In the other first batch of sports clubs receiving wage subsidies, most of the applicants were less than 20 people. For example, the Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association Co., Ltd. declared the full amount of 18 people and received 144,000 yuan; the Hong Kong Table Tennis Association Co., Ltd. declared the full amount of 12 people. , charged 96,000 yuan; Hong Kong Basketball Association Co., Ltd. declared the full amount of 5 people and charged 40,000 yuan; Hong Kong Sailing Federation, Hong Kong Softball Association, and China Hong Kong Ski Association Co., Ltd. each declared the full amount of 2 people and charged 16,000 yuan each. Yuan subsidy; Hong Kong Canoe Association declares the full amount of one person and receives 8,000 yuan.
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