Riset & Publikasi

16 June 2021

On International Domestic Workers Day 2021, Enrich HK and ethical recruitment platform HelperChoice collaborated to shed light on the financial challenges of migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong, particularly since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. We surveyed 814 migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong; among other significant findings, we learned that 69% have been financially impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Maret 2019

Laporan ini dibuat oleh Enrich bersama dengan Experian, perusahaan layanan informasi global ternama. Untuk pertama kalinya, laporan ini membahas dengan lengkap kontribusi pekerja migran terhadap ekonomi di Hong Kong, Malaysia dan Singapura.
 

Desember 2017

Berdasarkan penelitian mengenai program pendidikan finansial & pengembangan diri kami yang berlangsung selama satu tahun. Penelitian ini dibuat oleh Departemen Pekerjaan Sosial dari The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Publikasi ini adalah laporan eksternal pertama yang membahas pengaruh program-program kami, dan juga publikasi pertama mengenai literasi finansial yang berfokus pada pekerja migran di Hong Kong. Riset ini didanai oleh Pusat Investor dan Pendidikan Finansial serta diterbitkan dalam Jurnal Kesejahteraan Sosial Internasional.

Maret 2016

Laporan yang disusun Pusat Keadilan Hukum Hong Kong selama satu tahun untuk mengukur skala dari kerja paksa dan perdagangan manusia yang berujung kerja paksa diantara pekerja migran di Hong Kong. Publikasi ini adalah penelitian pertama yang menyertakan bukti serta jangkauan masalah ini.

Februari 2016

Penelitian dari Seefar mengumpulkan data untuk menunjukkan kelaziman indikator-indikator yang diasosiasikan dengan perbudakan modern diantara pekerja migran. Riset ini disusun berdasarkan survei dari 4000 responden di 4 negara – Hong Kong, Indonesia, Filipina, dan Singapura.

December 2023

In November 2023, Enrich and HelperChoice jointly conducted a survey to gather update on the working condition and financial well-being of migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Hong Kong. A research team led by the Department of Social Work and Social Administration of the University of Hong Kong provided expert consultation on survey development and conducted analysis of the data collected among migrant domestic workers from the Philippines and Indonesia. 

December 2024

Enrich HK conducted a survey from October to November 2024, to monitor the overall financial well-being of migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Hong Kong. The research team from the Department of Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong assisted in developing the survey and analysing data from MDWs, mostly from the Philippines and Indonesia.

This report highlights the key findings from the 2024 survey, comparing these with data with 2023. The findings are organised into five key sections:

A. About the Respondents

B. Money Management: Savings and Debt Repayment

C. Financial Inclusion and Retirement: MDWs with Bank and Digital Accounts, Methods of Remittances, and Retirement Readiness from working overseas

D. Financial Literacy: MDWs Financial Literacy, Training, Knowledge, and Skills

E. Work and Living Conditions: MDWs' Mental Health and Well-Being