(Updated on 26 February 2026) In Hong Kong, hiring a domestic helper is a practical solution for many families seeking to balance dual careers and household management. While more affordable than specialized nursing or private daycare, understanding the full financial…
(Updated on 28 February 2026) Managing your household budget requires staying up-to-date with the latest adjustments from the Hong Kong Labour Department. The Minimum Allowable Wage (MAW) and the mandatory food allowance are updated annually to reflect the city’s economic…
(Updated on January 8, 2026) What is OEC? The Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) is an exit clearance issued by the Philippines’ Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) to all Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). For Filipino domestic helpers employed in Hong Kong,…
(Updated on 06 March 2026) On September 16 (Saturday), HelperChoice invited Ms. Priya Agrawal, a professional and experienced counsellor from The Zubin Foundation to discuss dealing with daily stress and share efficient tips with foreign migrant domestic helpers on HelperChoice…
(Updated on 23 February 2026) Foreign domestic workers play a key role serving and supporting local family for household, child care or elderly care. Over a half of number of foreign domestic workers come from the Philippines. Filipino and Hong…
(Updated 23 January 2026) As per existing regulation governing the employment of foreign migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong, an employment agreement between an employer and a foreign domestic worker remains valid for a duration of two years. Upon the…
(Updated on 23 February 2026) Last year, HelperChoice conducted a survey with Enrich HK to study how pandemic affected foreign migrant domestic helpers in Hong Kong. The result showed that 3 out of 10 domestic workers were in urgent financial…
Updated on 23 February 2026) Foreign migrant domestic helpers in Hong Kong, like any other group of individuals, can experience a range of emotions and stress levels depending on various factors. Their experiences can be influenced by factors such as…
(Updated on 06 March 2026) In the unique live-in dynamic of Hong Kong households, the health of a domestic helper is directly linked to the well-being of the entire family. Whether it’s a common cold or a work-related injury, understanding…
(Updated on 06 March 2026) Occupational health for domestic workers refers to the protection and promotion of the physical, mental, and social well-being of individuals engaged in domestic work. This encompasses a range of measures aimed at ensuring a safe,…