Hong Kong's labor force population has declined with the wave of immigration, and the discussion on the release of women's labor force has become more heated in society.
Legislative Council Election Committee member Jiang Yuhuan posted a post on social platforms this morning (9th), saying that social policies aimed at protecting and promoting women's rights in recent years are "not very prominent and sufficient." More jobs for women.
Jiang Yuhuan believes that the protection of women's rights and interests in society is insufficient. She gave an example: "Women ask the government to optimize measures and policies on the issue of recovering arrears of alimony, but the result is delayed again and again. In the community, women's organizations continue to request strengthening of community day care and Relief centers for carers end up waiting and waiting."
She pointed out that highly educated women can still hire servants to help take care of the family, while they can go out to work, but for ordinary women, it is difficult to develop their careers and careers in order to take care of the family. It's hard to say."
She said that many studies have pointed out that after three years of the epidemic, the working model in today's society has changed, and the types of work and working hours have become more flexible.
She wished the government to take advantage of this opportunity to conduct in-depth research on the impact of the new era on types of work and working hours, and to give more job opportunities to women and the elderly in the new work model.
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