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Tuen Mun Hospital missing patient found

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Tuen Mun Hospital missing patient found
HK

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Tuen Mun Hospital missing patient found

2024-05-02 11:35 Last Updated At:19:26

Miraculous discovery: missing patient from tuen mun hospital found safe and sound!

The following is issued on behalf of the Hospital Authority:

The spokesman for Tuen Mun Hospital made the following update today (May 2) regarding a patient leaving the hospital without notification earlier:

The 14-year-old female patient who left the hospital without notification yesterday (May 1) has been located by the Police this morning and was back to the hospital in stable condition.

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Company and its director fined $80,000 for contravening Employment Ordinance

2024-05-17 12:48 Last Updated At:12:58

Company and director slapped with $80,000 fine for violating employment laws

HK Bio-Rhythm R&D Company Limited and its director were prosecuted by the Labour Department (LD) for violation of the requirements under the Employment Ordinance (EO). The company and its director pleaded guilty at the Shatin Magistrates' Courts today (May 17) and were fined a total sum of $80,000.

The company wilfully and without reasonable excuse contravened the requirements of the EO, failing to pay an employee wages within seven days after the expiry of the wage periods and termination of employment contract totalling about $400,000, and also failing to pay the awarded sum of about $602,000 within 14 days after the date set by the Labour Tribunal (LT). The director concerned was prosecuted and convicted for her consent, connivance or neglect in the above offences.

"The ruling helps disseminate a strong message to all employers, directors and responsible officers of companies that they have to pay wages to employees within the statutory time limit stipulated in the EO, as well as the sums awarded by the LT or the Minor Employment Claims Adjudication Board," a spokesman for the LD said.

"The LD will not tolerate these offences and will spare no effort in enforcing the law and safeguarding employees' statutory rights," the spokesman added.

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