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Four Employers Sued Over Unpaid MPF Contributions

2011-05-13
Marcus Tang

What happens when employers skip MPF contributions?

The MPFA sued four employers in the Small Claims Tribunal for about HK$26,000 owed to eight workers; none appeared, and the tribunal ruled for the MPFA — arrears plus surcharges must be paid in full. Recovered money goes into employees’ accounts.

How do you know your boss is paying?

Payslips and annual benefit statements are your radar — report anomalies to the MPFA promptly. Also keep an eye on your balance so missing contributions don’t surface only at retirement.

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