Hiring, Compensation & Benefits Survey Report 2023
Hiring, Compensation & Benefits Report 2023
Talent shortage remains the key challenge for HR in Hong Kong with over 113,000 talent leaving the city from mid-2021 to mid-2022*. Nearly 70% of the surveyed employers reported difficulty in recruiting compared to 5 years ago. As always, the JobsDB Hong Kong C&B Report is the definitive guide is here to show you the way:
Hiring plans and market expectations in 2023
Salaries and predicted adjustments
Structure of bonus and other benefits
* Data released from the Census and Statistics Department in Aug 2022
5 KEY TRENDS
Every HR must know in 2023
1. Hiring plans and market expectations
The surveyed employers are more reserved about the employment market in 2023 with 44% of them perceiving the employment market in Q1 2023 remaining the same as 2022.
Hiring plans show the majority of employers (64%) are more inclined to maintain the current headcount compared to last year.
2. Payscale adjustment forecast
Overall salary adjustment prediction in 2023 is +1.6%.
3. Bonus
63% of the surveyed employers provided performance bonuses in the past 12 months, recording a rise from 59% from last year.
4. Recruitment difficulty
68% of the surveyed companies report recruitment difficulties as compared to five years ago. “Raised expectations for salary and benefits” (60%), ”recruiting capable talent”(60%) and “recruiting experienced talent”(53%) are the key challenges for recruitment difficulties.
5. Measures Used in Generating Interest from Qualified Candidates
More employers (+11%) are using attractive salary and compensation as one of their top 3 measures to recruit qualified talent as compared to last year.
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