Hong Kong universities help create jobs for students amid double whammy of protests and pandemic

The Chinese University of Hong Kong has set up a relief fund to create hundreds of jobs for students as part of its plans to mitigate the impact of the anti-government protests and the Covid-19 pandemic, as its head told the Post that donations to universities were expected to decline.At the Post’s annual China Conference on Friday, Chinese University vice-chancellor and president Rocky Tuan said he hoped the fund would enhance students’ employment outlook during the current tough times.On the…

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