More than half of professionals are considering leaving Hong Kong, according to a Robert Walters survey, with a desire for greater job security as the top driver.
More than 50 percent of Hong Kong professionals across various sectors are considering leaving the city, according to a survey by executive search firm Robert Walters. Of those surveyed, 16 percent expressed a desire to move as soon as possible while 37 percent were considering a move in the next three to five years.
Amongst those who plan to work abroad, the 27-42 year old bracket and the 43-58 year old bracket accounted for 51 percent and 38 percent, respectively. Overall, 48 percent had no departure plans.