Labour Department action follows findings that Kwai Chung-based firm Happy Up Corporation did not maintain local-to-imported worker ratio
1-MIN READ1-MIN ListenCannix YauPublished: 6:33pm, 22 Sep 2026Updated: 6:44pm, 22 Sep 2026Hong Kong’s Labour Department has terminated Kwai Chung-based catering firm Happy Up Corporation’s application to import workers after it failed to meet the required local hiring ratio.
The company has also been barred from applying to import workers for a year.
A department spokesman said on Tuesday that the administrative sanctions had taken immediate effect under the Enhanced Supplementary Labour Scheme (ESLS) following an application previously submitted by the company.
He added that following an investigation, the department found the company had breached the scheme’s requirements by failing to maintain the required ratio of two local employees for every imported worker.
