CLEAN : Thousands of workers rally in Labour Day protest in Hong Kong

The video discusses various socio-economic issues in Hong Kong, focusing on workers' rights, labor market challenges, and the impact of declining tourism. It highlights the long working hours, insufficient wages, and the need for government intervention to support both workers and the tourism industry. The relationship between the government and business sectors is also examined.

What are the demands being made for workers' rights?

What are some of the sacrifices that workers in Hong Kong have to make?

What is the current situation regarding working hours in Hong Kong?

How does the current wage for foreign domestic workers compare to the cost of living in Hong Kong?

What challenges are faced by the tourism industry in Hong Kong?

What is the significance of the phrase 'Cancel all. Baby through the right over labor' in the context of labor rights?

In what ways has the government been perceived to support business sectors over grassroots people?