What is the salary level of Hong Kong people?

I worked in a restaurant in Hong Kong for three years. I once worked as a dishwasher, earning 1.8 million a month. I started cooking in June this year. Chinese chefs earn HK$ 22,000 a month.

Used to be the management of mainland garment factory.

Before 20 19, I worked as a board room manager in Shenzhen Garment Factory. Work 8 hours a day, work overtime to 9.30 minutes at night, and rest for 2 ~ 3 days a week. I am mainly responsible for the quality of board clothes.

Ensure that the board service is delivered to the customer and the order is placed smoothly after passing the customer inspection. At that time, we basically made foreign orders. The client company is in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, and all the documents are from Hong Kong.

Several managers in our garment factory get along well with merchandisers in Hong Kong and often have dinner and chat together. I get along well with daria, one of the merchandisers. In the long run, we will become friends.

She learned that I was a divorced family, so she introduced me to a Hong Kong boyfriend who was seven years older than me. He is from Hong Kong and has been divorced for many years.

After my friend daria gave him my phone number, a few days later, he took the initiative to call me in blunt Mandarin and said, shall we have dinner together?

Then, one weekend, he came to our clothing company and waited for me downstairs. He saw my first sentence and said, I think I've seen you somewhere! To my surprise, I asked: Really! You've seen me before? He said humorously, it's like seeing you in a dream and then laughing.

After we met, both sides had a good impression. He often takes my colleagues out to eat, chat and sing in KTV. He also often helps our colleagues to bring Hong Kong goods they need from Hong Kong, such as yellow catnip oil and Baihua oil.

Over time, everyone has a good impression on him. Colleagues all praised him for singing Cantonese songs very well without losing the original song. He treats people warmly and hospitably, and his colleagues all like the happy atmosphere with him. I feel that his popularity is better than mine.

In this way, we got along for about 2 years. 20 13, he helped me get an Octopus card to Hong Kong. He took me to the Marriage Registry in Sha Tin District, Hong Kong to apply for a marriage registration certificate.

I came to Hong Kong to do catering work three years ago.

2065438+In June 2009, I came to settle in Hong Kong with my second husband. As I am a northerner, I can't speak Cantonese in Hong Kong. After I get my Hong Kong identity card, I will go to the Labour Department to look for a job.

Hong Kong Labor Department has a lot of recruitment information, such as: teachers, lawyers, merchandisers, drivers, chefs, security guards, dishwashers and so on. However, the recruitment information of the employer shows that those who know Cantonese are preferred. I can only choose those units that know a little Cantonese to interview.

Go to 4 ~ 5 units for interviews every day. Some local people in Hong Kong don't know Mandarin, some don't like the working environment there, and some places are far from home.

Through my constant selection and interview, I finally found a large catering company in Hong Kong, headquartered in Sha Tin, with more than 80 branches.

I went to a branch near my home to work as a dishwasher. At first, it was 65 yuan's one-hour salary, working 10 hours a day, taking 3-4 days off every month, and you can go out to substitute for the class during the break.

The company includes three meals a day and a bonus every quarter. After three months, the labor leave is paid leave, and the company also helps employees buy 5% MPF every month.

Dishwashers in Hong Kong basically have dishwashers, but you just need to manually put the bowls away, put them in a hot pool with bleach and detergent to clean the oil first, then pass the water through the machine, and finally put the bowls on the floor at the required position.

However, local people in Hong Kong are unwilling to do so. They think that the dishwasher is dirty and tired, and his opponent's skin is a little irritating after washing for a long time.

Just in June this year, the Chinese chef of another branch of ours left his job, so there was a shortage of one person in the kitchen. The manager came to me and said that he saw that I usually work hard and asked me to take this position to help me change from hourly wage to long-term job.

My kitchen is basically pancakes in the morning, and it takes more than 400 yuan to fry in three hours. In the afternoon, I help the kitchen cut meat and serve food. My salary has increased in all aspects. After all, working long hours in Hong Kong is more secure than hourly wages.

Free compulsory education system

Starting from 20 17, Hong Kong's free compulsory education system covers 15, including preschool education, primary education, junior high school education and senior high school education. And Hong Kong will implement it from 2020/2 1; The student allowance will remain unchanged, and a one-time student allowance of 2,000 500 yuan will be provided for students in middle schools, day schools, primary schools and kindergartens to reduce the financial burden of parents on education expenditure.

Quality international education

The choice of international courses in Hong Kong is diversified. Students who come to study in Hong Kong come from more than 40 countries. Students can communicate with teachers and students from different countries in campus and extracurricular activities, learn to respect the cultures of different countries, and then cultivate international vision and critical thinking.

There are 54 international schools in Hong Kong, such as the famous Hanji, Hong Kong International School, Singapore International, Derry, English Foundation, Hello and Sao Paulo. There is no doubt that these international schools are well-known, credible and recognized all over the world, and they will have advantages in going to famous British and American schools in the future.

Conclusion:

There may be many netizens who will say that although wages in Hong Kong are high, consumption is also high. Why do so many people refuse to leave? It is precisely because someone has calculated that when education, medical care and welfare are relatively good, how can others be willing to leave?

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I'm Lisa from Hong Kong: Pay attention to my words and walk into your heart.