Women in MOL HK

The health and well-being of our employees have always been MOL top concerns because employees are our valuable assets. Different activities have been being carried out bearing this purpose of sustaining the human capital of MOL. Our Women in MOL Committee (WIM Committee) organized a Massage Day on a Friday in November to recharge our

On March 8, we celebrated #IWD2024 and our WIM committee 10th anniversary on the same day. MOL group is always emphasizing on inclusion with equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized. Coincidentally, the #IWD 2024 campaign theme is #InspireInclusion. Gender inclusion is pervasive in MOL where male and female stereotypes no longer

Breast cancer, the most common cancer occurring worldwide, affects not only women but also men.  Learning is a never-ending journey while lifelong education will allow us to banish ignorance.  The Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation organized an online talk for MOL Hong Kong titled “Early Detection Saves Lives” to enhance general awareness of breast cancer,

On March 8, we celebrated #IWD2023 and equity at the MOL office in Hong Kong with various activities. This year’s theme, #EmbraceEquity, encourages everyone, within their own spheres of influence, to support equity. The activity started with lovely tulip rose cookies for all female employees from Hong Kong Chief Regional Representative and MOL Hong Kong

Women in MOL (WIM) was first established on 20 June 2014 by MOL Group Companies in Hong Kong, yesterday marked the 8th anniversary. We promise we will continue to play an active role, to help our female employees by fostering their success in the workplace and in life, to provide opportunities for them to learn

Women in MOL (WIM) organized different talks and healthy activities to promote wellness in women among MOL group companies. Some activities were suitable for both male and female employees!    

Women in MOL (WIM) organized different activities for our staff and to contribute to the society. Food donation events had been held to support Food Angel (惜食堂) which NGO aims to rescue edible surplus food from the local food industry and provide it to the deprived elderly and low-income families in Hong Kong. These reminded us of