More than a third of Hong Kong employers plan to hire more staff in 2026, according to a survey by a leading recruitment consultancy firm, which attributes the “cautious optimism” to the city’s improving macroeconomic environment.
The latest edition of Robert Walters Global Salary Survey, unveiled on Thursday, also found that 58 per cent of the roughly 200 organisations polled had introduced artificial intelligence in the workplace, with 49 per cent using it to optimise headcount.
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