More than half of Hong Kong workers lost income after testing positive for coronavirus, survey finds

More than half of Hong Kong workers have seen their incomes slashed after testing positive for Covid-19, with many forced to take unpaid leave while undergoing isolation, according to a new survey.In the poll conducted by the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong (DAB) from Saturday to Monday, 1,022 respondents reported being employed at the time they tested positive for the coronavirus, with 278 receiving the result via government screening services and 744 via rapid…

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