Radio Television Hong Kong News
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A light-rail train accident injured 62 people in Hong Kong’s Tin Shui Wai district, Radio Television Hong Kong reported without saying where it got the information.
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Hong Kong’s government made a renewed effort to end the longest strike at the city’s container terminal after workers at billionaire Li Ka-shing’s docks scaled back demands for a 23 percent wage increase.
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Billionaire Li Ka-shing moved to end a four-week strike at his docks in Hong Kong, hiring new workers to handle ships and demanding protesters leave his building in the city’s Central District.
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Hong Kong’s government made a renewed effort to end the longest strike at the city’s container terminal after workers at billionaire Li Ka-shing’s docks scaled back demands for a 23 percent wage increase.
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Protesting workers at Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing’s port operator are willing to lower their wage demands as the strike enters its 31st day, according to the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions.
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Two more Chinese cities slaughtered poultry after residents were infected with the deadly H7N9 strain of avian influenza as Shanghai confirmed two new cases of a virus that’s already killed six people.
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Billionaire Li Ka-shing’s Hongkong International Terminals Ltd. is losing customers as a strike by dockworkers causes a 20-fold increase in vessel berthing times at the world’s third-biggest container port.
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Charges against Chen Zhuo Lin, chairman of Agile Property Holdings Ltd., were withdrawn by the prosecution, Radio Television Hong Kong reported today.
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Workers at Hongkong International Terminals Ltd., backed by billionaire Li Ka-shing’s port operator, continued a six-day strike for higher wages after a court ruling barred them from entering terminals in the city.
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Workers at Hongkong International Terminals Ltd., backed by billionaire Li Ka-shing’s port operator, may meet with employer representatives tomorrow at the earliest after their strike entered its 10th day.
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