Comprehensive collection of data sources and analytical materials for Hong Kong labor market research
This page provides links to official government sources, international labor organizations, and research institutions that publish data and analysis relevant to Hong Kong's labor market. These resources support evidence-based research and informed policy discussion.
Official statistics and labor market information from government agencies
The primary source for labor force statistics, including quarterly employment surveys, unemployment rates, wage indices, and comprehensive demographic labor market data. Provides detailed sectoral breakdowns and historical time-series data.
Visit WebsiteInformation on employment services, labor relations, occupational safety, and employment regulations. Publishes vacancy statistics, earnings surveys, and labor market trend reports useful for understanding employer demand and workforce conditions.
Visit WebsitePolicy papers, consultation documents, and strategic frameworks related to labor policy, social welfare, workforce development, and employment initiatives. Essential for understanding government policy directions and reform proposals.
Visit WebsiteEconomic research and financial stability reports that include labor market analysis within broader macroeconomic context. Provides insights into employment conditions in the banking and financial services sector.
Visit WebsiteData on educational attainment, vocational training programs, and skills development initiatives that inform analysis of labor force qualifications and human capital development in Hong Kong.
Visit WebsiteInformation on retraining programs, skills upgrading courses, and placement services for displaced workers. Useful for understanding workforce adaptation strategies and skills mismatch issues.
Visit WebsiteGlobal labor market data and comparative research frameworks
Global labor standards, international employment statistics, and comparative labor market analysis. ILO databases provide cross-country data enabling Hong Kong's labor market to be situated within international contexts.
Visit WebsiteEmployment outlook reports, labor market policy assessments, and skills development frameworks. OECD methodology and indicators inform comparative analysis of advanced economy labor markets.
Visit WebsiteDevelopment economics perspective on employment issues, including labor market flexibility, informality, and workforce development in middle and high-income economies.
Visit WebsiteRegional economic outlooks and labor market studies focusing on Asia-Pacific economies, including analysis of structural transformation, demographic transitions, and regional labor mobility.
Visit WebsiteAcademic research centers and policy institutes conducting labor market analysis
University-based research center producing economic analysis and policy recommendations, including labor market research relevant to Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.
Visit WebsiteIndependent research organization providing economic forecasts, policy analysis, and research on Hong Kong's economic development, including employment and labor market trends.
Visit WebsitePolicy think tank publishing research papers on economic competitiveness, workforce development, and social policy issues affecting Hong Kong's labor market dynamics.
Visit WebsiteResearch center at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy producing comparative studies on Asian economies, including analysis of labor markets, skills development, and regional integration.
Visit WebsiteSpecialized databases and analytical tools for labor market research
Comprehensive international labor statistics database enabling cross-country comparisons of employment indicators, wage levels, working conditions, and labor force characteristics.
Statistical database providing access to OECD labor market indicators, employment protection indices, skills assessment data, and comparative policy metrics.
Free and open access to global development data, including labor force participation rates, unemployment statistics, and economic indicators for comparative analysis.
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