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Hong Kong is the third most expensive city for expats in 2020 – here’s why
Being the financial hub of Asia comes with many perks, but there’s always a catch. Hong Kong is now the third most expensive city in Asia and the 6th priciest in the world for expats! Despite being in recession, the rent is still exceptionally high, education still expensive, and healthcare costs still drying up the …
Pacific Prime CEO Neil Raymond wins the Hong Kong Living Influencer Awards 2020
The votes have been counted. The people have spoken. The big moment has finally arrived. Pacific Prime Hong Kong is thrilled to announce that our CEO, Neil Raymond, has been recognized as one of Hong Kong’s 50 awe-inspiring influencers at the Hong Kong Living Influencer Awards 2020. Hong Kong Living Influencer Awards 2020 At the …
Introducing Pacific Prime’s GDPR and Employee Benefits guide
Exciting news; we’re proud to introduce Pacific Prime’s latest corporate resource, the GDPR and Employee Benefits guide! Focusing on the EU’s new GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), as well as its implications for employers and employee benefits, our latest guide sheds light on the potential fines and risks of GDPR non-compliance, and how organizations can …
How is technology reshaping the healthcare we receive?
Modern technology has reshaped our lives in every possible and imaginable way, everything from agriculture, education, business and finance, research and development, to construction and manufacturing. Decades ago, it was utterly unthinkable for HR managers that someday we will be able to apply health tracking devices to gather employees’ health data and devise a successful …
Why did Hong Kong tumble down the global liveability ranking 2018?
In this year’s global liveability index survey published by ECA International, Hong Kong was ranked in 41st place – representing a drop of another 12 places since last year’s survey, and also the city-state’s lowest ranking in the past 10 years. Factors taken into consideration in the global liveability index survey include pollution, socio-political tensions, …
Top 100 Hong Kong Blogs Winner
