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WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1988

KEEPING

FEWER COUNTERS

THE WITH

SERVICE

"A PARTIAL SOLUTION COULD BE THE ALLOCATION OF FOR RESIDENTS, BUT THIS WOULD NOT INTENDED FOR HONG KONG RESIDENTS.'

IN BE

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TO STRIKE THE RIGHT BALANCE AND TO ACHIEVE THE BEST USE OF THAT THE DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION RESOURCES, MR BARNES NOTED

USED SHOULD

TAKING FLEXIBLY, CONCLUDED THAT THE COUNTERS ACCOUNT THE TRAFFIC SITUATION AT THE TIME.

BE

THE

HAD

INTO

THE DESIGN "UNFORTUNATELY, GIVEN THE CONSTRAINTS PRESENTED BY

NOT POSSIBLE

A ENFORCE

RIGID

то

AND LAYOUT OF THE AIRPORT, IT IS SEGREGATION OF PASSENGERS," HE SAID.

BE

WOULD THAT THE OF THESE NEW

COUNCIL THAT NEW FACILITIES HOWEVER, HE TOLD THE

AND SITUATION PRESENT ΤΟ IMPROVE THE INTRODUCED SOON IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT WOULD MONITOR THE EFFECTIVENESS FACILITIES.

CONTRACTUAL PROTECTION FOR MANUAL WORKERS EMPLOYED ABROAD

KONG AND

TAKING UP EMPLOYMENT STATUTORY PROTECTION FOR MANUAL WORKERS

HONG OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT ABROAD, PROVIDED BY THE CONTRACTS FOR

SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION ORDINANCE, IS CONSIDERED ADEQUATE, THE

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TODAY MANPOWER, THE HON RON BRIDGE, SAID IN THE (WEDNESDAY).

BY THE HON TAM YIU-CHUNG,

EMPLOYER OR HIS DULY CONTRACT WITH THE

IN A WRITTEN REPLY TO A QUESTION

THE ORDINANCE REQUIRED THE MR BRIDGE SAID AUTHORISED REPRESENTATIVE TO ENTER INTO A WRITTEN WORKER.

"THE CONTRACT MUST BE SIGNED BY THE WORKER AND ATTESTED BY LABOUR DEPARTMENT BEFORE HE LEAVES HONG KONG FOR EMPLOYMENT.

THE

"THE ORDINANCE