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102
114
120
122
135
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Bal Remuneration, 1951
Holidays with Pay (Agriculture), 1952 Social Security (Minimum Standards), 1952 . Fishermen's Articles of Agreement, 1959
Hygiene (Commerce and Offices), 1964 Employment Policy, 1964
Workers' Representatives, 1971
140 Paid Educational Leave, 1974
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142
144
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· Rural Workers' Organisations, 1975 Human Resources Development, 1975
Tripartite Consultation (International Labour Standards), 1976
Conventions numbers 141, 142 and 144 were ratified by the United Kingdom on 15February, 1977 and have not yet been the subject of a declaration of application in respect of Hong Kong.
The following Conventions are applied to Hong Kong with modifications:
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14
17
42
58
59
63
82
86
87
92
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Unemployment, 1919
Weekly Rest (Industry), 1921
- Workmen's Compensati on (Accidents), 1925
Workmen' Compensation (Occupational Diseases) (Revised), 1934 Minimum Age (Sea) (Revised), 1936
Minimum Age (Industry) (Revised), 1937
Statistics of Wages and Hours of Work, 1938
· Social Policy (Non-Metropolitan Territories), 1947
Contracts of Employment (Indigenous Workers), 1947
Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise 1948
Accommodation of Crews (Revised), 1949
95 - Protection of Wages, 1949
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Conventions no 3, 27, 77, 89, 90, 14, 58 and 59 have not been separately ratified by the United Kingdom but may be applied to non-metropolitan territories by virtue of Convention no. 83 Labour Standards (Non-Metropolitan Territories), 1947.
Her Majesty's Government and the Hong Kong Government keep the position regarding the application of International Labour Conventions in Hong Kong under active review. Completion of the Hong Kong Government's current legislative programme would make it possible for some Conventions at present applied with modifications to be applied in full and for other Conventions which are not yet applied to be applied with modifications. Hong Kong Government are also currently examining further Conventions with a view to making improvements in subsequent legislative programmes.
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