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Hong Kong police chief backs plan to deny pay rises to bottom 5% of performers
South China Morning Post
Hong Kong’s police chief has thrown his weight behind a controversial government reform of the appraisal system that will deny a pay rise to the bottom 5 per cent of performers, despite concerns raised by frontline officers. Commissioner of Police Joe Chow Yat-ming said on Saturday that management would step up efforts to explain the new policy to staff through various internal channels. “As the head of the department, I support the reform,” Chow said. “I believe our colleagues will agree that...
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