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HSBC HOLDINGS Reportedly Considers Eliminating Tuition Fee Subsidies for Children of New Employees
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HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK) is considering either eliminating tuition fee subsidiary for the children of new employees or adjusting total compensation as part of the Group's initiatives to standardize employee benefits globally and reduce costs, Bloomberg quoted sources as saying. Currently, HSBC HOLDINGS provides tuition fee subsidies for staff in the mid-level and above in Hong Kong, covering 95% of tuition fees. The annual cap is $220,000 for each child in primary school and $300,000 per kid in secondary school. It is understood that HSBC HOLDINGS has been reviewing the relevant benefits for some time but has yet to make a final decision. At present, several hundred employees are eligible for this benefit, with annual costs amounting to tens of millions of USD. Other core HSBC HOLDINGS hubs such as London do not offer such subsidies. Employees of Hang Seng Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSBC HOLDINGS, are also not entitled to this benefit. Auto-translated by AI AASTOCKS Financial News |
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