基層婦女就業參與度研究 – 研究結果摘要
《2022年施政報告》指出，香港多個行業正面對人力短缺問題。根據統計處數字，2018年至2022年間，香港的勞動人口減少了220,500人，佔整體的5.5%。同時，15歲至64歲的香港女性的勞動人口參與率於2021年為61.8%，比同齡的香港男性(80.1%)低，亦遠低於一些較著重婦女就業的經濟合作暨發展組織國家，如冰島、加拿大、澳洲、日本等。現任勞工及福利局局長孫玉菡曾經在當局的社交網頁表示，如何釋放女性勞動力一直是應對社會勞動力不足的可行方向之一。 歡迎下載。 ...
2023-2024 Research Brief – Issue 1: Challenge of Women’s Employment (Chinese only)
In order to get the practitioners to know the latest research findings and recommendations of the sector in a precise and concise manner, the Council has endeavored to publish Research Brief from time to time. In each issue of Research Brief for the year of 2023-2024, we select an issue of concern of the sector and review and discuss the recent related research studies. We have selected “Challenge of Women's Employment” as the topic of Issue 1. By summarizing related research, including background of the core issue, characteristics of the target group, and recommendation for service development and policy making, readers are able to capture the key findings for reference. Please feel free to access the latest research (Chinese only): Issue 1: Challenge of Women's Employment For enquiries on collection of research information and our publications, please contact Miss Edith Yim by email [email protected] or at 2864 2906. Thank you! ...
香港獨居、雙老長者的身心健康與運動習慣研究結果
香港正面臨急劇的人口老化問題，如何促使長者身心健康地於社區生活，對於香港應對人口高齡化、減輕長期照顧及醫療需要的負擔極為重要。政府發佈的基層醫療健康藍圖強調以預防為重，配合此基本策略下，社聯於2023年2月至3月期間進行了「香港獨居、雙老長者的身心健康與運動習慣研究」， 邀請沒有居於院舍的獨居或雙老長者完成網上問卷、電話或面談訪問，最終收集了641份有效問卷。 研究結果顯示近九成受訪長者的體能活動量未能符合世衛建議，而且逾一半受訪長者完全沒有運動習慣；有運動習慣的受訪長者中，近八成每周會做伸展運動，但只有近三成長者每週會做舉重或健身。3個長者運動不足的常見原因是：覺得自己的身體狀况不適合、不懂或不知道自己適合做什麼運動，以及擔心受傷。當被問及可以驅使自己做運動的因素時，「有人指導」是第二多受訪長者（45.2%）選擇的答案。 研究的詳細結果可以在此下載。 如對此研究有任何查詢或意見，請隨時聯絡研究員陳小姐(Cora)，電郵: [email protected]，電話: 2876 2425。 ...
基層婦女就業參與度研究
本港過去兩年的勞動人口減少139,300人，多個行業正面對人力短缺的問題，除了搶人才外，亦必須積極釋放潛在勞動力。為了解基層婦女參與勞動巿場的意欲、限制及理想條件，探索釋放基層婦女勞動力的出路，社聯進行了一項「基層婦女就業參與度研究」，於2022年11月至2023年2月期間透過社交平台及社會服務機構邀請最年幼子女為6至14歲及每月入息低於全港家庭入息中位數的婦女填寫網上問卷，最終收到575份有效問卷。 研究的詳細結果可以在此下載。 ...
2022-2023 Research Brief – Issue 4: 3rd Annual Conference on Policy Research and Advocacy, with the topic on Advocacy in the New Era (Chinese only)
In order to get the practitioners of the sector informed of the Council’s latest research findings and recommendations, the Council has endeavored to publish Research Brief from time to time. A new Research Briefs Issue 4 for the year of 2022-2023 have just been published, introducing 3rd Annual Conference on Policy Research and Advocacy, with the topic on Advocacy in the New Era. We invited and engaged social workers, academia and other professionals to share their experiences and thoughts on their works and future opportunities to advocate for change in society. For further enquiries of conference, please contact the respective officer using the contact information provided in the Research Brief. Please feel free to access the latest research (Chinese only) conducted by the Council: Issue 4: 3rd Annual Conference on Policy Research and Advocacy, with the topic on Advocacy in the New Era For enquiries on collection of research information and our publications, please contact Miss Connie Chen by email [email protected] or at 2864 2963 ...
