More than 60 per cent of Hong Kong workers have expressed their opposition to importing more labour to ease widespread manpower crunches, citing concerns about employment prospects and further pay cuts, a survey has found. Nearly 30 per cent of 3,288 union members interviewed in July reported having had their pay docked, with 48 per cent saying they were worried about employment prospects under government labour importation schemes, according to a survey by the Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions (FTU). Citing its findings, the city’s largest labour union on Sunday called on the government to…