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Frequently Asked Questions

I. Aim

  • 1.What is the Testing and Certification Sector Job Creation Scheme (TCJS)?
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  • 2.What is the aim of TCJS?
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  • 3.Which organisations are eligible for TCJS?
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II. Applications

  • 4.When to apply?
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  • 5.How to submit application?
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  • 6.How many job positions can applicant organisation apply for subsidies?
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  • 7.Can T&C organisation with more than one accreditation make multiple applications?
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  • 8.When and how will applicant organisation be informed about the application result?
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  • 9.What is the application procedure?
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III. Eligibility Criteria

  • 10.What eligibility requirements does candidate of the subsidised position have to meet?
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  • 11.Positions of what job nature are eligible for TCSJ?
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  • 12.How to determine whether the job nature of a position is eligible for TCJS?
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  • 13.Can a previous employee of the applicant organisation be eligible as a candidate for the scheme?
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IV. Disbursement of Subsidies

  • 14.How is the subsidy period calculated?
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  • 14.How much is the subsidy?
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  • 15.How would the subsidy be disbursed?
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  • 16.When should claim for reimbursement be submitted?
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V. Others

  • 17.Is the employer required to make MPF contributions for the beneficiary in respect of the wage subsidies provided under the Scheme?
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  • 18.Does the subsidy cover employer’s MPF contribution, allowances, overheads or fringe benefits?
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  • 19.Is the subsidy paid under TCJS taxable?
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  • 20.If the new employee leaves the organisation during the subsidy period, how will the subsidy be calculated?
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  • 21.If the new employee leaves the organisation during the subsidy period, can the applicant organisation fill the vacancy by recruiting a new employee?
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Please contact us via email to tcjs@itc.gov.hk or telephone at 2127 4864 for further details.

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