(Updated on September 6, 2023) Cleaning windows can involve working at heights, using ladders, or leaning out of the window. These job tasks pose a high risk of falls or other accidents. By paying attention to the safety of domestic…
Hire A Domestic Helper In Hong Kong | Baby Care | Child Care (Updated on September 6, 2023) Are you in urgent need of a nanny? In Hong Kong, people lead a busy working lifestyle. When it comes to taking…
(Updated on 20 November 2025 ) What is domestic helper long service payment? Long service payment is the amount you are legally bound to pay to your helper if he/she has worked for you for a longer period of time.…
(Updated on 12 February 2026) Are you looking for a domestic worker available in Hong Kong? Is it your first time hiring a helper? In Hong Kong, it is not uncommon to find a maid to take care of your…
(Updated on September 6, 2023) Happy Valentine’s Day! On this special day, HelperChoice and Pathfinders have prepared you a recap of “Love Scams & Relationships” to protect your domestic helper from falling prey to love scams. What is “Love Scam”?…
(Updated on 12 February 2026) A domestic worker’s health is an essential part of a functional home, yet it is often an overlooked aspect of the employment relationship. In Hong Kong, you are legally obliged to shoulder your domestic helper…
By: PathFinders For most mothers, being away from their children for most part of the year is extremely hard to imagine. Yet this is the reality of many Migrant Domestic Workers (MDW) who are mothers. MDW mothers make the very…
by PathFinders As Hong Kong battles the COVID-19 fifth wave, it is understandable many are anxious about their health and that of their loved ones – particularly young children and elderly parents. Stress mounts for many Hong Kong parents who…
By PathFinders Legislative Council’s statistics in 2018 revealed that the median hours of employees in Hong Kong (HK) is 44.3 hours per week – which is 4.3 hours more than the International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) recommendation of 40 hours per…
Updated 14 February 2026 By PathFinders As Hong Kong enters the third year of the Covid-19 pandemic, and with many parents and their children currently working and learning from home under one roof, the boundaries between work and rest have…