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Can pay penalties improve Hong Kong civil service or are they ‘a slap on the wrist’?
Hong Kong's revamped civil service appraisal system, set to penalize the bottom 10% of performers by denying them pay increments, is criticized by observers as unlikely to improve efficiency. Critics advocate for a more balanced approach incorporating team-based performance indicators.
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