What is the salary of the Hong Kong police? Based on 20 13 reading

The starting salary of Hong Kong police officers is HK$ 65,438+09,545, and that of trainee inspectors is HK$ 34,580. The Hong Kong Police Force is one of the six disciplined services in Hong Kong, and its salary is higher than that of other civil servants. However, the competition is fierce. To be a handsome gentleman, you need a little luck besides strength.

Hong Kong's civil service pay has a mature adjustment mechanism, which is basically adjusted once a year. However, the extent of adjustment depends on many factors, the most basic of which is related to the overall salary fluctuation in Hong Kong society. However, the salaries of civil servants in Hong Kong do not increase or decrease. If the economic situation is bad and the fiscal revenue is tight, civil servants may freeze their salaries or even reduce their salaries.

Hong Kong has also experienced a similar merger of civil servants' pensions in the Mainland. In 2003, the pension system was changed to the civil service provident fund system. Before 2003, Hong Kong had been imitating the British civil service pension system to implement the pension system. According to the calculation method of the pension system, if a civil servant is qualified for clean retirement, he can receive a one-time pension of millions or even tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars, and continue to receive a pension equivalent to 60% to 80% of his original salary until his death.

However, the pension system has imposed a great burden on Hong Kong's finances. In 2003, Hong Kong implemented the civil service provident fund scheme. According to the new system, the government's contribution to the provident fund scheme includes compulsory contribution and voluntary contribution, and the contribution rate is calculated step by step according to the employee's uninterrupted service period, ranging from 5% to 25% of his basic salary.

When civil servants retire, the government will give them a one-time pension according to their working years and positions, instead of giving them a monthly pension as in the previous pension system. If an employee starts working at the age of 25 and retires at the age of 60, when he leaves the government, he can get a pension equivalent to 80 times his last monthly salary, which is still a huge income.

The first Police Ordinance in Hong Kong came into effect on 1844, and the Hong Kong Police Force was formally established. When 1840 opened, there were only a few villages along the coast of Hong Kong Island. After the end of World War II, with the gradual increase of population, Hong Kong urgently needs to set up a well-organized police force to deal with the increasingly important issues involving personal safety and social security.

After the end of the Second World War, the police force carried out drastic reforms, turning the police force that had been baptized by war into a team with effective law enforcement and stable performance. This reform is of great value, enabling dedicated police officers to cope with three large-scale riots between 1956 and 1967 and successfully restore social order in Hong Kong. From 65438 to 0969, the Hong Kong Police Force and Auxiliary Police were awarded the title of "Royal" by the Queen of England in recognition of their outstanding service and selfless dedication.

From 65438 to 0970, the police forces showed their determination to put an end to corruption, which made their work more widely recognized by the public. In addition, during the period from 1970 to 1990, the police made efforts to solve the Vietnamese boat people problem and won public support. With the approach of 1997, 1989 the first local Chinese was appointed as the police chief.

From 65438 to the early 1990s, the education level and quality of life of Hong Kong people improved, and the demand for quality services provided by public institutions also increased. With the change of society, the police force also keeps pace with the times, changing from semi-militarized policing mode to service-oriented modern police force. 1 July 19971day, the police force was officially renamed as the Hong Kong Police Force to reflect the return of Hong Kong.

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China Net-Hong Kong and Taiwan Civil Servant Salary Book: The starting salary of Hong Kong police officers is HK$ 65,438+09,545.