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Tak Chun offers payments for voluntary staff exits

The Tak Chun Group said it has been offering "ex-gratia" payments to staff who voluntarily leave the company for a limited time. "We believe that this scheme offers our staff a viable option for planning ahead under the current market condition," it said.

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The Tak Chun Group said it has been offering “ex-gratia” payments to staff who voluntarily leave the company for a limited time. “We believe that this scheme offers our staff a viable option for planning ahead under the current market condition,” it said.

Tak Chun offers payments for staff exits (Company filing)

 

 

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