ICAC Launches Annual Survey to Gauge Public Attitudes on Corruption Starting March 16

ICAC to commence annual household survey next week to gauge public views on graft-fighting work

The following press release is issued on behalf of the Independent Commission Against Corruption:

The ICAC will kick start a new round of annual opinion survey next Monday (March 16) to gauge public attitudes towards a probity society and their understanding about corruption.

"It is important for the ICAC to suitably adjust its work strategy to align with social development. The survey enables the Commission to keep a close tab on public expectations and understanding of anti-corruption work, so as to devise appropriate anti-corruption policies, maximise the impact of our anti-corruption efforts, enhance our effectiveness and better meet the needs of the society. Members of the public participating in the survey are encouraged to actively share their views," said an ICAC spokesman.

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Commencing on March 16 till May, the survey will be conducted independently by a professional research agency appointed by the ICAC. Around 1 500 Hong Kong residents, aged between 15 and 74, will be selected for interviews through random sampling.

Selected households will receive notification letters issued by the ICAC. During the survey period, uniformed interviewers bearing authorisation letters issued by the ICAC and staff identity cards of the research agency will visit the households between 10am and 9.45pm. Each face-to-face interview will last for 10 to 15 minutes. Selected households are also welcome to schedule the interviews with the research agency or the ICAC.

All personal information and opinions collected from the survey will be compiled in aggregate and will not be disclosed to any other government departments or organisations. Completed questionnaires will be destroyed after completion of the survey.

Details of the survey are available on the ICAC corporate website (www.icac.org.hk). For enquiries, members of the public may call the ICAC survey enquiry hotline at 2826 3267 between 10am and 10pm during the survey period.

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LD to hold Greater Bay Area Youth Employment Scheme Job Fair on March 13

The Labour Department (LD) will hold the Greater Bay Area (GBA) Youth Employment Scheme Job Fair at Cordis, Hong Kong, in Mong Kok on March 13 (Friday), offering opportunities to work in the Mainland cities of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao GBA for Hong Kong young people aged 29 or below with sub-degree qualifications or above.

Over 20 organisations will participate in the job fair, offering a large number of job vacancies in the Mainland cities of the GBA, including engineer (algorithm/building services/software/digital solution), assistant quantity surveyor, graphic and multimedia designer, accountant, math instructor, graduate intern, human resources and administration officer, CEO assistant and senior marketing executive. As required by the GBA Youth Employment Scheme, participating organisations will hire eligible young people in accordance with Hong Kong laws. Interested young people are welcome to submit job applications on the spot.

Talks will be conducted at the job fair to give advice on techniques for preparing a curriculum vitae (CV), and how to make use of social media and AI tools, as well as providing the latest information of working and living in the Mainland cities of the GBA. The Chief Hong Kong and Macao Liaison Expert of the Authority of Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Co-operation Zone of Shenzhen Municipality, Mr Wong Chi-him, will be invited to analyse the opportunities brought about by the developments in Qianhai. All talks will be conducted in Cantonese. Moreover, one-on-one CV consultations and CV photo-taking services will be provided at the job fair, with limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The job fair will be held from 10.30am to 4.30pm at the Ballroom, Level 7, Cordis, Hong Kong, 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok (near Mong Kok MTR Station Exit C3). Admission is free, with last admission time at 4.15pm. For details of the event, please visit the Scheme website at www.jobs.gov.hk/gbayes.

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