Unmasking toxic leadership – Why organisations can no longer turn a blind eye
Toxic leadership and a culture of overwork are increasingly jeopardising employee wellbeing—forcing organisations to reassess their approach to workplace health.
Elevating the gig economy: The foodpanda way
foodpanda is redefining the gig economy by prioritising rider safety, wellbeing and personal development through innovative programmes across Asia.
Top AI trends firms need to look out for in 2025
AI is revolutionising industries in Asia, driving hyper-personalisation, efficiency, and ethical innovation—reshaping how businesses prepare for 2025.
Five ways HR leaders can hire with purpose in 2025
Hiring strategies for 2025 need to look a bit different than in previous years, as factors including AI and the demand for flexibility are changing the game.
Talent development trends in the Philippines
Talent development in the Philippines is evolving rapidly, driven by digital transformation, continuous learning, and the demand for soft skills, says Dr Virgel C. Binghay.
Winning the talent war: The essential role of modern technology in business success
Frontline workers face mounting pressures, but technology-driven solutions offer a path to reducing burnout and improving employee wellbeing.
The surprising power of employee choice in workplace wellness
Dr Caroline Burns of Workplace Revolution highlights how empowering employees with choices in wellness can transform organisational culture and productivity.
Organisational leadership: Trends, challenges, and opportunities in 2024 and beyond
Leadership trends for 2025 will focus on driving innovation, enhancing communication, and prioritising employee wellbeing, according to Glenn van Zutphen.
‘AI is a talent magnet’: How to leverage its power in 2025
Thomson Reuters is among companies trying to align their full organisations to leverage AI’s potential with talent acquisition.
Is belonging the future of workplace diversity?
TDC Global’s Tamar Altbeker suggests HR leaders seize the opportunity to refocus DE&I efforts on fostering inclusive cultures centred around belonging.
The future of work: Flexibility, collaboration, and purpose
Changing workplaces in post-pandemic are reshaping productivity, collaboration, and employee empowerment, according to Paperspace Asia’s whitepaper.
Hyatt strengthens DEI commitment to create more inclusive workplaces in Asia
Hyatt’s commitment to DEI is at the core of its people strategy, with initiatives like the Diversity Immersion Programme shaping the future of hospitality.
What’s happening in HR tech? Insights you need
The 27th HR Systems Survey reveals key insights into the evolving HR tech landscape, highlighting trends like HRMS churn and need for specialised HR tech roles.
AI: The foundation for a strong learning strategy in 2025
As AI creates new jobs and a need for upskilling, it also empowers leaders to provide learning experiences designed to meet both organisational and individual needs.
Seven key HR and workplace trends for 2025
H3 HR Advisors’ 2025 Workplace Trends Report highlights seven critical shifts reshaping the future of work, from hybrid models to AI adoption and mental health support.
Asia HR Leaders Spotlight: Babu Jose Kalliath of Novo Nordisk
Novo Nordisk’s Babu Jose Kalliath shares insights into workforce transformation, employee wellbeing, and his goals for 2025.
The hidden barriers to effective succession planning: Mindsets and behaviours that hold organisations back
Succession planning often faces resistance within an organisation’s culture and from its leaders and employees, but there are ways to overcome these challenges.
Why flexible work is the cornerstone of Mediacorp’s evolving workplace culture
Mediacorp’s CHRO Lilian Tan reflects hybrid work as a transformative force reshaping flexibility, collaboration, and inclusion in today’s workplaces.
Leading with heart: The power of empathy
Empathy emerged as a transformative leadership skill, reshaping modern workplaces and driving business success in dynamic times.
HRM Magazine Asia Q4 2024 issue is now available
HRM Magazine Asia’s Q4 issue explores transformative HR trends, leadership insights, and workplace innovations shaping the future of work.
HR 2025: Bridging generations, transforming workplaces
Part two of this series explores how HR leaders are navigating the complex landscape of shifting expectations and technological advancements.
Building a diverse and inclusive future starts from the top
DE&I is crucial for growth, yet many organisations struggle to link it to measurable business outcomes despite growing executive support.
Four strategic priorities to unlock HR leaders’ potential in 2025
To meet CHRO priorities for 2025, HR must leverage tech, foster a data-driven approach, and cultivate a culture of innovation and adaptability.
HR 2025: The human touch in the digital age
The first of a two-part series explores how HR leaders are navigating global shifts, blending technology with empathy to drive innovation, wellbeing, and inclusion.
Uncovering future leaders: A fresh framework for high-potential talent
Identifying and nurturing high-potential talent is crucial for organisational success, a principle emphasised by Hogan Assessments in the Asia-Pacific region.
Is J.A.R.V.I.S. closer than we think? A look at Agentic AI
AI Agents are transforming work by executing tasks autonomously, empowering organisations to streamline operations and drive unprecedented innovation.
How leaders can foster year-round mental health conversations
Fostering year-round mental health conversations empowers organisations to build supportive, resilient workplaces where employees thrive personally and professionally.
Flexible work, top priority for employees in Singapore
Talent retention and attraction remain critical challenges as employers prioritise flexible work, skills-based hiring, and employee wellbeing in 2025.
Businesses as the schools of tomorrow
Job market shifts and industry convergence demand innovative, inclusive learning strategies to empower employees and drive organisational success.
For Gen Z, hybrid work isn’t just a vibe—it’s a call for companies to listen
Mark Dixon of International Workplace Group stresses that organisations must adapt to Gen Z’s hybrid work expectations to attract top talent.