The American sports apparel giant told employees that it would no longer expense “adult entertainment, limousine services and gambling.”
Labour groups have deemed the new minimum wage increase in Manila as insufficient for overworked and underpaid workers.
Talent management software is a complex ecosystem, as delegates to this cluster of the HR Tech Think Tank discovered.
With the aim of strengthening bilaterial relations, Kuwait will be welcoming 5,000 Cambodian migrant workers to the country for the first time next year.
Some 13 companies in total were named Singapore’s Best Workplaces for 2018, at the annual Great Place to Work Awards.
China will be implementing measures to boost employment, with the aim of helping local businesses as well as the jobless.
Accredited foreign professionals, including doctors, dentists, and pharmacists, soon may not need to take proficiency exams to start working in Taiwan.
Thanks to the growth of certain sectors, unemployment in Indonesia is now at 7 million, down from 7.04 million in the previous year.
With more than 100 speakers across six different conference streams, there will be something for every HR specialist at HR Festival Asia
Samsung will be hiring 8,700 workers from its subcontractors, as the firm looks to boost employees’ job security.
Ola and Uber drivers in Mumbai are facing dwindling incentives, and went on a strike to demand that fares factor in the rising fuel costs, among other things.
A new report shows that migrant workers in Australia are among the worst paid in the country, and most are suffering in silence.
Most Filipino workers are considering change of careers and industries to gain better job prospects and financial stability.
Staff from Fu Yuen Ltd factory have been demonstrating alongside other labor activists, after 30 members of a trade union were fired.
Almost all CFOs surveyed say they've made a bad hiring decision; a problem that seems to be a global issue.
Japan is looking to hire more workers, but is struggling to keep up with a shrinking working-age population in the country.
In the second of two HRM Readers' Choice Award wins, Fullerton Health was named best Corporate Health and Wellness Screening Provider.
Ordinary South Korean employees are finding it difficult to climb the corporate ladder and reach senior management positions.
Kaplan Professional received a resounding tick of approval from HRM Asia readers – when it comes to training frontline sales and marketing talent.
The #GoogleWalkout saw more than 1,000 Googlers stage a short mid-day walkout to protest sexual harassment and inequality.
The workplace diversity survey looks to set a new benchmark for gender and ethnicity reporting in New Zealand.
The Malaysian government has decided to remove third parties in the foreign worker application and recruitment process.
The October-November 2018 edition of HRM Magazine Asia is available right here and now - click through for all the latest features, interviews, and research.
Newcomer to the Readers’ Choice Awards, Elements Global Services walked away with the trophy for Best Outsourcing technology during the 2018 event.
China looks to hire more Filipino teachers with good pay in a move to strengthen China-Philippines relations.
The fall in the number of foreign executives in South Korea has affected diversity of corporate culture, as companies struggle to hire talented people.
The customer comes first: the CEO of Singtel-Optus has told staff to keep customers happy, or risk losing their jobs.
Check out what caught readers' attention over the month of October, from hi-tech staff lounges to the HRM Asia Watch List.
RISQ Group has snagged the Best Background Screening Provider award for the second year in a row.
Halloween isn't an actual holiday in this part of the world, but organisations can still make use of it to lighten the mood around the office.
