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Hong Kong leader defends tougher civil service appraisal system amid backlash
Hong Kong leader defends tougher civil service appraisal system amid backlash Chief Executive John Lee says system aims to boost accountability and public trust, but unions warn of risks to morale and integrity A more rigorous appraisal system for Hong Kong’s civil servants aims to bolster public trust and support, but adjustment to the changes will take time, the city’s leader has said. Facing backlash from unions, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said on Tuesday that the government would...
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Who benefits from the ‘significant improvement’ in Hong Kong’s finances?
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UPSC success story: Born without a forearm, Kajal Raju's journey from AIR 910 to AIR 167
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The Trump Administration Wants to Frighten Would-Be Whistleblowers
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