Labour Advisory Board Election of Employee Representatives results

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     The 2023-2024 Labour Advisory Board (LAB) Election of Employee Representatives was completed today (November 12). A total of 13 candidates ran for election. Representatives from 843 registered employee unions turned up to vote.



     The results of the election (according to the order in the list of candidates) are as follows:


 





























Candidates


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No. of votes obtained


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Mr Chong Yuk-shing


Chairman,


Hong Kong Security Guards Alliance
19
   
Mr Hugo Kan Kwok-leung


Chairman,


Alliance of Construction Industry Technical, Clerical and Managerial Staff
41
   
Ms Julie Lai Mei-chu*


Chairman,


Rights Association of Hawker Control Officers
572
   
Mr Lin Wai-ming


Chairman,


Hong Kong Construction Industry Professional Plant-Operators and Mechanics’ Association
28
   
Mr Lam Wai-kong*


Consultant,


Motor Transport Workers General Union
757
   
Ms Tam Kam-lin*


Vice-chairman,


The Federation of Hong Kong & Kowloon Labour Unions
667
   
Ms Lai Na*


President,


Hong Kong Social Welfare Employees Association
572
   
Mr Jacky Ko Chung-kit


Chairman,


KOL Workers Association
16
   
Mr Lo Tai-chi*


Chairman,


Hong Kong & Kowloon Restaurant & Cafe Workers General Union
585
   
Mr Lam Chi-sing


President,


Hong Kong Construction and Engineering Personnel Association
26
   
Mr Siu Tak-hung


Chairman,


Hong Kong Environmental Protection Industry Staff Union
4
   
Mr Lo Chak-man


Acting President,


Government Educational Staff Union
15
   
Mr Fung Chuen-chung


Chairman,


Hong Kong Civil Servants General Union
177





* Elected 



     The LAB is a high-level and representative tripartite consultative body appointed by the Secretary for Labour and Welfare (in exercise of the authority delegated by the Chief Executive) to advise the Commissioner for Labour on labour matters, including legislation and Conventions and Recommendations of the International Labour Organisation. The Government will later announce the appointment of members to the LAB for a term of two years starting from January 1, 2023.