The HSBC Living Business Award 2012 Presentation Ceremony is going to be held at the JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong on 16th November 2012. Our company is honored to be awarded “People Caring Award – Certificate of Merit”. This ceremony is organized by HSBC in recognizing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) who manage their business responsibly and sensitively with regard to people, the community and the environment to ensure long-term development.
Five main categories will be judged: employee
training and development, internal communication, equal opportunities, employee
welfare, work-life balance and family-friendly practices. Our company
participated in this award for the first time and is pleased to be awarded
Certificate of Merit in People Caring.
“Staff is the asset of our company. Everyone has his/her own talent and everyone is elite.” commented Mike Fung, Operation Director of Hong Kong RFID Ltd. “We wish to create a family-friendly working environment as both family and work are important parts of life.” The award recognizes all measures we have taken to ensure a pleasant work environment for staff.
“Staff is the asset of our company. Everyone has his/her own talent and everyone is elite.” commented Mike Fung, Operation Director of Hong Kong RFID Ltd. “We wish to create a family-friendly working environment as both family and work are important parts of life.” The award recognizes all measures we have taken to ensure a pleasant work environment for staff.
About the Award
“People Caring Award – Certificate of Merit”
belongs to part of the “HSBC Living Business Awards”, which is an annual award
scheme organized by HSBC supported by the Business Environment Council (BEC),
the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS) and the Hong Kong Institute of
Human Resource Management (HKITM).
The award was first launched in 2004 and has recognized over 1,000 local SMEs from a wide range of industries. Entering the eighth year, the award scheme has a structure, which focuses on the three pillars: environmental protection, community engagement, and care for employees.
The award was first launched in 2004 and has recognized over 1,000 local SMEs from a wide range of industries. Entering the eighth year, the award scheme has a structure, which focuses on the three pillars: environmental protection, community engagement, and care for employees.
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