TNAG-0087-FCO40-123-Conditions-of-employment-for-Hong-Kong-Chinese-working-in-th-1969 — Page 46

Mr. Burn's problem is essentially one that is

faced by all employers who bring foreign workers to

this country and, as he says in his letter, other firms

in the same business as his own do not appear to have

found difficulty in accepting the Hong Kong Government'

requirements in this matter.

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to know that s have taken hote

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model contract

purport to place certain duties and

responsibilities

on

fficials in the country in

contract is to be performed

which the contract is

and

that the Amutin of Labour have stated that

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be a

that the

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inclusion of there clanies as drafted

In contracts for employment in the U.K. could

Source of confusion e frustration. I shall be consulting the Governor of Hong Kong about The possbility of criserting alternative versions

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of the modelsh

employment

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in contracts for

in commlivie's where the focal

authorities are not willing

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understand

or able to corperate

that Clance 19 has already

been removed from the most recent revision of the model contract for this reason,

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