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Seven employers fined HK$136,000 for MPF defaults

2011-08-13
Marcus Tang

The MPFA has announced that seven employers were convicted of defaulting on MPF contributions and fined a total of HK$136,000. The MPFA reminds employers to contribute on time — late payments attract surcharges and can lead to prosecution.

What are employers’ duties?

Employers must make 5% mandatory contributions for staff each contribution period and pay by the deadline. Repeat offenders face heavier penalties.

How can employees protect themselves?

Employees should check their contribution records regularly. Suspected defaults can be reported to the MPFA hotline on 2918 0102.

Learn about employer duties at the MPF education hub.

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