Change is inevitable at work, and could potentially appear out of the blue in the form of a sudden leadership change, a corporate restructuring, or economic turmoil. Organizations may be constantly adapting to meet the demands of a changing market, but it can also lead to organizational chaos. To help you maintain composure in the face of organizational chaos, Pacific Prime Hong Kong has compiled some essential tips in this article. What is Organizational Chaos Organizational chaos is confusion among employees whenever changes are made in their work environment. These can include leadership c ..read more

The world continues to shift and adapt to the ongoing challenges, influencing the way we live, interact, and work with one another. While this is expected to continue in the coming years, businesses are offered the opportunity to take the necessary actions to better align and unite their workforce.  According to a PwC survey conducted on 53,912 employees across 46 countries and territories, the key concerns of the Hong Kong SAR workforce emphasize the importance of hybrid work, the impact of AI, the importance of upskilling, self-representation, and sustainability.  This Pacific Prim ..read more

It’s any traveler’s worst nightmare: You’ve spent time planning your trip, and just hours after eating a meal at your destination, your stomach begins to churn and you start to feel nauseous. Before you know it, you’re too sick to do anything other than stay at the hotel. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), traveler’s diarrhea is the most predictable illness among holidaymakers. In fact, food poisoning affects 30% to 70% of travelers who consume food or water that is contaminated by infectious organisms such as bacteria, parasites, and viruses. Food poisoning is ..read more

Cesareans, also known as C-sections, are becoming more and more popular around the world. While debate continues as to what an appropriate and healthy rate of C-section births is, as an expecting mother, it is best to keep all your options on the table. In this Pacific Prime Hong Kong article, we go through all you need to know about C-sections as an expecting mother from the cost of the procedure, to the risks and benefits. Reasons for Choosing a C-section? There are many reasons to choose a C-section over natural vaginal birth, as some mothers may fear birth and labor pains, doctors may err ..read more

Small but resourceful, Hong Kong presents you with surprisingly numerous water activities to engage in. Whether it’s swimming, diving, kayaking, or wakesurfing, you can always escape from the year-round heat and find comfort in the refreshing water anytime you’d like without emptying your wallet. Watersports might not be the first thing that pops into mind when thinking of a modern and bustling city like Hong Kong, but it is actually a great place to escape to the water. Not only are water sports fun, but most of them are also a great workout for you, your family, and friends. Normally, gettin ..read more

Blood is the lifeblood of our lives. Seriously though, while occasions in which we need access to blood are (hopefully) few and far between, blood is still something that we should be concerned with. Not only the blood that is currently in our bodies or our bodies’ capacity to create more, but the blood found in our locality, too. If you needed several pints of blood in a medical emergency today, would Hong Kong’s hospitals be well prepared to address your needs? In actuality, that all depends on a number of factors. Here, Pacific Prime Hong Kong provides a comprehensive look at the issue of t ..read more

A cancer diagnosis is a serious event, and one that can come with more stress than necessary. In Hong Kong, cancer is the leading cause of death for both sexes, accounting for nearly one-third of all deaths annually.  When it comes to seeking cancer treatment in Hong Kong, there are a few choices available to help you get well as soon as possible. This week, Pacific Prime Hong Kong discusses the differences between public and private treatment in the S.A.R. Common Cancers of Hong Kong According to HealthyHK, the government website that provides public health information and statistics, th ..read more

From organizing your schedule, reconnecting with colleagues, finding help, building self-compassion to financially preparing yourself, there are many ways you can strategize for a smooth and worry-free transition back to work after maternity leave. While being one of the most memorable events in a parent’s life, giving birth and spending time with your newborn during maternity leave can pass by in a blink of an eye, especially if you’re a Hong Kong mom who only gets 14 weeks of paid maternity leave. At Pacific Prime Hong Kong, we understand how overwhelming it can be to return to the office af ..read more

Living in Hong Kong gives you access to a wide range of doctors. From private clinics, where some of the world’s top doctors practice, to public hospitals, which are very affordable for anyone with an HKID, western medical care is never far away.  But medical care in Hong Kong, like many other facets of life here, is a blend of East and West. In the case of medical care, there is a wide variety of “Eastern” style medicine available in the city. One of the most common is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). For expats, the world of Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM, can seem alien and in ..read more

Media reports and health and crime statistics tell us that an alarming number of youngsters find it easy to obtain illicit drugs in Hong Kong. The effects of drug abuse on developing bodies and minds can be harmful in both the short and long term. This Pacific Prime Hong Kong article examines drug use in young people, explains addiction and overdoses, and offers possible solutions for parents and young people looking for help. The Latest Youth Drug Abuse Statistics in Hong Kong A recent Hong Kong Free Press article revealed young adults in Hong Kong are committing serious drug offences. The Ce ..read more