Covid-19, five years later: Why HR is ‘still recovering’

As the anniversary of the US shutdown approaches, one HR leader advises that it is critical for HR to say, “What are the lessons we learned?”
People-first HR: Cultivating leaders in Asia’s dynamic markets

ADM is reshaping its HR strategies in Asia-Pacific, focusing on mentorship, early talent development, and fostering inclusion for long-term growth.
Middle management crucial to empowering women’s health at work

Women in the workforce face unique challenges, from stress to fertility concerns—yet these issues remain underdiscussed in workplaces.
IWD 2025: Empowering women’s economic independence through digital finance

Mastercard’s Aisha Islam highlights IWD 2025’s focus on gender equality, stressing the vital role of digital tools for women’s business growth.
IWD 2025: A vision for women in semiconductors

Global TechSolutions’ Brenda Lee shares how the semiconductor industry can move beyond intent to action, creating real opportunities for women in technical and leadership roles.
This company publishes 360-degree feedback. Is it working?

Using “courageous communication,” including through companywide 360-degree feedback, has transformed culture and performance at Garner.
IWD 2025: Building pathways for women’s career comeback

Women re-entering the workforce face unique challenges, but Temus’ Melissa Kee highlights how organisations can help them overcome these barriers.
IWD 2025: Building equitable workplaces from the ground up

Trust Bank’s Jocelyne Loh shares how the fintech pioneer accelerates workplace equity by fostering inclusivity, gender balance, and leadership diversity.
IWD 2025: Driving change for women at work

In celebration of International Women’s Day, AIA Singapore’s CHRO Aileen Tan reflects on the role of organisations in accelerating gender equality and empowering women in leadership.
Four steps to achieving transformative change in turbulent times

Amid rising uncertainty and heightened expectations for HR leaders, achieving transformative change is more difficult—yet necessary—than ever.
Why workplace connection matters more than ever in the age of AI

A global empathy deficit erodes workplace connections, but a shift to empathy-driven leadership and positive psychology could reverse this trend.
The great AI-in-HR balancing act: Finding your organisation’s way

AI is reshaping HR, yet adoption remains inconsistent. HR leaders must balance innovation, risk, and compliance to unlock AI’s potential.
Singapore Budget 2025: Boosting workforce development and AI-driven innovation

Singapore Budget 2025 highlights AI and skills transformation, with expanded initiatives to upskill employees and boost workforce competitiveness.
Empowering people in the age of AI: Three essential skills for 2025

As AI integrates into workplaces, PwC’s Chief People Officer explores the skills needed for success and how AI is changing the game.
How Asia’s mobile-first culture is reshaping workplace communication

As digital transformation reshapes industries, Asia’s traditionally hierarchical workplaces must evolve to embrace mobile-first strategies that foster agility, transparency, and inclusivity.
The steward leader: How HR can drive purpose and profit in 2025 and beyond

As work undergoes rapid transformation, HR leaders must rethink leadership. Enter Steward Leadership—a model bridging purpose, profit, and sustainability.
Technology is the key to employees’ wellbeing at today’s workplace

The magic (and productivity) happens when technology and wellbeing come together.
CHRO Vietnam: Equipping HR leaders for a transforming economy

Join CHRO Vietnam 2025 to explore innovative HR strategies, AI-driven solutions, and talent development techniques to shape Vietnam’s future workforce.
Stop being nice, start being kind: Why real connection at work matters

Being nice to employees may have an undesired effect on morale and productivity. Instead, managers should look at kindness as a better path.
Breaking the silence: Why migraines must be part of workplace inclusion strategies

Workplace inclusion must evolve to support invisible conditions like migraines, as AbbVie’s Peggy Wu underscores their widespread impact on employees.
The rising heat: A new challenge for South-East Asia’s workforce

Extreme heat affects more than physical health—it heightens mental stress, reduces focus, and increases workplace accidents across industries.
HR’s transformation takes centre stage at CHRO Philippines 2025

Gain cutting-edge HR insights and strategies at CHRO Philippines, empowering leaders to drive innovation and growth.
Employee experience key to Vietnam’s HR growth

Continuing the discussion about HR in Vietnam, RMIT University Vietnam’s Elaine Chew explores how blending cultural values with modern practices shapes employee experience and organisational success.
From flexibility to financial stability: Supporting platform workers’ success in 2025 and beyond

As festive demand boosts platform work, addressing their financial wellbeing through education becomes even more critical.
Protecting people and data: HR’s role in data privacy

As organisations embrace AI, HR leaders must prioritise data privacy to protect sensitive information, build trust, and drive innovation.
What HR can do in 2025 to fix ‘broken’ corporate DE&I strategies

Albemarle CHRO Melissa Andeson calls DE&I one of the “most controversial areas of the HR profession today.” She still sees opportunities for improving it under the new president.
Vietnam HR: Driving change, fostering engagement, and building a competitive edge

RMIT University Vietnam’s Elaine Chew shares insights on how HR in Vietnam is adapting to a dynamic workforce, navigating digital disruption, and embracing a more egalitarian workplace.
Empowering careers, elevating experiences: HomesToLife’s holistic approach to talent retention

HomesToLife enhances talent retention by fostering career mobility, continuous skill development, and a culture of growth and adaptability.
The AI in HR dilemma: Why tech adoption is stuck in neutral

For many CHROs, tech is now a key responsibility, but progress adopting AI in HR remains limited, according to HR Executive’s reader survey.
Prioritising employee’s health and wellness – A smart investment for the future of work

Employee health and wellness are no longer perks but vital strategies for boosting productivity, attracting talent, and ensuring business success.