On today’s Money Talk Nitin Dialdas will be making his hosting debut. He will be joined by Andrew Sullivan, Founder, Asian Market Sense and Mark Michelson, Chairman, Asia CEO Forum, IMA Asia. In Your Money, Carolyn Wright will speak to Stephanie Leung, CIO, Stashaway, on everything investors need to know about the latest AI trends, and whether there could be a bubble in the market. And, with a view from mainland China, we’ll have Ben Cavender, Managing Director, China Market Research Group.
 

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On Monday's Backchat, we're talking about civil service recruitment, and a new scheme which will allow undergraduates to make earlier applications for government jobs.  

Until now, students wanting to join the public service have had to apply in their final year, or after completing their studies. But in future they'll be able to do so in their penultimate year at university, and will receive a conditional offer if successful in the recruitment examinations. 

The change, which aligns with private sector practices, comes amid a staff shortage and a high vacancy rate, with many having left the service over the past three years.  

Is the private sector now proving more attractive? What about job security? Will these relaxed rules help, and what else can be done to attract new talent into the government? 

After 9:45, we get an art critic's take on the reappearance of a giant inflatable yellow duck, and friend, in the harbour.  

Let us know what you think. You can leave a message here on our Facebook page, email us at backchat@rthk.hk, or give us a call on 23388266.

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It's Monday's Brunch with Noreen, and we start the week with Trash Talk at 10.10. This week, Fiona Sykes from ARUP shares with Marcy Trent Long about her work in ARUP, that reduces construction waste and focuses on designs that would minimize waste generation. At 11.10 we're joined by Saadia Usmani for this week's 'Chinwag'. Today we're talking about the value of human relationships. Do get in touch with your song requests and comments on Facebook.   

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