(a) undertake in-depth economic research and analysis independently and produce research papers on working hours studies or/and other economic subjects; (b) design the analytical framework and conduct impact assessment of working hours policy; (c) liaise with local academics, trade associations, business representatives and other stakeholders so as to collate opinions on working hours studies; (d) provide presentations and briefings to stakeholders concerned; and (e) supervise the work of Research Analyst(s) if needed.

(a) a postgraduate degree in Economics from a Hong Kong university or equivalent (doctoral degree in Economics preferable); (b) a high level of competency in both spoken and written English and Chinese; (c) at least 5 years of full-time economic analysis or related working experience (economic research experience with academic or research institutions as well as good knowledge and experience in high-powered econometric modelling preferable)