Territory
Year-end bonus (annual bonus)
Good attendance
bonus
Long Service bonus
Not
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Korea
(Republic
of)
Customary...
(about one month's
pay)
Common in the industrial sector
(usually one day's wage for full attendance during a two- week period)
Customary
(about 2 weeks to one month's pay)
Provided by
some employers in the industri- al sector
(usually one
day's wage for
a week's
attendance)
Gustomary
(3 or 4 months' pay
also applicable
to Government
employees)
Common in the
industrial sector
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Customary (about one to two
months' pay)
Provided by
some employers in the industr-
ial and
agricultural (e.g. rubber plantations) sectors (about
one or two extrd
days' wages for
a month's good
attendance)
Table 18: Major fringe benefits provided by employers in the private sector
Major Fringe Benefits
CONFIDENTIAL
common
Meal allowance
Production
bonus
Cost of living
allowance
Common in the Common in the industrial industrial sector (eith-sector
er allowance
or subsidised
meals)
Many employ- Not
Not
common
ees are
provided with!
meals free of
charge or atul
nominal
charge
common
Travelling allowance
Payable to Government Some large establish employees on Model ments usually in the Salary Scale 1 (15 industrial sector, per month) and lower provide free trans- salaried employees - portation or give a of large industrial travelling allowance establishments e.g. textiles and dock- yard workers, and public utility companies at rates varying between $1.2 and $9.8 per day
Not
common
Quarters or
housing allowance
Not common
except for Benior mployees in big companies)|
Not
common
Cot common
(except for
workers properly recruited from other
provinces)
Education ∙allowance.
Paid education
leave
Not
common
Not
common
Not
common
Not
common
Not
common
Common in
the
industrial sector
Not
common
Provided to workers who work over- time
Common in the
industrial sector
Customery payment. for both senior and. junior staff. It accounts for 10% of the earnings of the former and 20% of the latter (also applicable to
(A fro
Not common bus service is provided for Govern- ment employees going to work in the morning. The service is financed by interest accrued
Government employees from the Pension
Fund for Government employees)
Common in large
industrial establishment
common
Statutory Not require- ment: Employers
with 30
or more
workers aged
under 18 years must provide facilities and schol arships
for general education
Common in the industr- ial sector.
Not
common
Not
The benefit
is often
negotiated
for inclusion in collective agreements
common
Not common (except in plantation, agriculture and tin mining/ dredging operations)
Not common
Not
common