A 25 November 2010 Sing Pao column described: once trustees report a default, the MPFA calls the employee for pay records and evidence, then pursues the money. Most defaulting employers pay up after persuasion or follow-up; for the rest, the MPFA gathers evidence and sues civilly — Small Claims Tribunal, District Court or High Court — and criminally prosecutes where evidence suffices.
Keep pay records, watch monthly contribution statements; cooperate if the MPFA asks for help. You can also complain to the MPFA proactively over defaults.
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The estate of the late Sir John Joseph Swaine, former president of the...