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The Robert Half Salary Guide provides expert insights into the latest hiring trends and industry salaries for finance and accounting, financial services and IT professionals.
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Discover the Hong Kong salaries you should offer to new employees, and learn about the latest hiring trends. Salary benchmarking is vital to ensure your business is attracting and retaining top talent.
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Compare your salary expectations against the industry average of your role – you may find it’s time to ask for a pay rise or search for a new job.
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The impact of staff retention
Retaining top talent with the right skills in a digital age is a challenge for the Hong Kong employment market. 46% of Hong Kong CFOs surveyed anticipate voluntary employee turnover in the finance department alone to increase in 2018. To stay ahead in a competitive market, it is crucial for employers to ensure they have an effective employee retention program in place, which includes regularly reviewing the salaries of employees and potential new recruits.
An age of disruption
Digitisation and automation is shifting the focus of industry sectors towards upskilling their staff to leverage the benefits brought about by technology. Rather than eliminating jobs that is the predominant notion associated with automation, this age of disruption is in fact about adapting to change – and turning leads to new opportunities. Consequently, top candidates who can demonstrate such adaptability are in a strong position to negotiate salaries.
Remuneration decisions in 2018
With a combination of skill shortages and a slow wage growth across the country, many hiring managers now realise the benefit of offering a higher Hong Kong salary as a method of retention to avoid the risk of losing their best talent. If companies are not in a position to offer higher salaries, non-monetary incentives such as professional development or flexible working hours can be key incentives for candidates.
Salary resources
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Quiz: How good are you at negotiating salary?
So the time has come to negotiate your salary package with your prospective employer. How ready are you? Find out with our quiz.