Whether it is by the beach, or in the mountainous jungle, Thailand offers an enviable world of MICE destinations for every organisation to consider.
In a surprise outcome, new research suggests millennials believe “dressing up” for work boosts performance.
The clock is ticking fast on this year’s Readers Choice Awards: nominations absolutely must be finalised by the end of next week.
James McKew, Asia-Pacific Regional Director for Universal Robots, says the stage is now being set for greater human-robot collaboration.
Frasers Hospitality ensures that relocating employees are always well-taken care of, from the very start of their assignments to the very finish.
The biggest stories of August included two parts of our exclusive HR Insider interview with the transformation team at DBS Bank.
Employee engagement is at the heart of new survey products that provide continual data. Survey questions can be key to getting accurate results.
Renowned HR industry analyst Josh Bersin discusses the importance of the HR business partner in modern business.
A strong employer brand starts from the first moment a candidate interacts with the organisation – as the startup team behind mathilda® explains.
Workplace technology commentator John Sumser ponders an age where the intelligence of groups, teams, and organsiations is focused on.
As protests in Hong Kong continue, many global companies are launching contingency plans for their businesses and employees.
There are just a few slots remaining for nominees in HRM Asia’s annual Readers’ Choice Awards. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of the action.
A LinkedIn report highlights the distinct word choices that can discourage women from applying for jobs.
US-based HR technology commentator Bill Kutik offers a personalised review of “Nine Lies about Work”, the latest book from Marcus Buckingham.
“Agile”, a design framework invented for software developers, has now landed in HR. And it’s transforming absolutely everything.
Robotic process automation may provide the bridge between manual processes and the artificial intelligence that is on the horizon.
In an unrelated civil court case, a former HR leader at IBM has said that massive layoffs were part of an effort to appeal to millennial talent.
The Chief People Officer of Singapore-based Everise explains why diversity efforts sometimes fail, as well as the Everise approach to inclusion.
New tools allow companies to put their workers under the microscope like never before – but are the insights worth the implications for trust and privacy?
Paul Cobban, Chief Data and Transformation Officer for DBS Bank, highlights the seven vital skills that bankers will need in the era of Industry 4.0.
New research shows that teams that most impact on the output of an organisation. Here’s how HR and technology can help their development.
There’s a big focus on business transformation at the moment, but research from DDI reveals that the HR department is itself in need of change.
Grace Ho, who leads Commvault in Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific, shares some insights from a long career of change management.
Professor Richard R. Smith, of Singapore Management University, reveals some key insights into the burgeoning Chief HR Officer role.
Sara Cheng, CEO of Fuji Xerox Singapore, outlines her approach to enabling and empowering the teams that will deliver business success.
The July-August issue of HRM Magazine Asia is now available online. Check out the contents, including a full wrap of HR Festival Asia, here.
Matthew Durham, with Simmons & Simmons, says the law on sexual harassment in Mainland China is rapidly catching up to societal change.
Retention is increasingly becoming tied to the strength of an organisation’s teams, which in turn have the ability to power business success.
Singapore’s Central Provident Fund payment rules can be confusing. TMF Group’s Aileen Ng shares some of the places where HR can go wrong.
New research from Gartner shows indecision at the hiring stage could be costing organisations much more than just first chance at the best talent.
