Forget fixed hours and embrace flexibility
Job van der Voort, CEO and Co-Founder of Remote, elaborates on the transformative power of asynchronous work for global organisations.
How diversity backlash is affecting DEI efforts in the workplace
A recent survey by i4cp and Human Resource Executive shows employer support for DEI remains robust, despite growing public criticism.
Workday expands HR tech portfolio with acquisition of HiredScore
The acquisition aims to enhance talent management by offering data-driven insights solutions for improved recruiting and mobility.
Sharing of paternity leave uptake in big Japanese firms now mandatory
Thanks to newly introduced legislation, big firms need to set and share targets with the Japanese government on paternity uptake.
Drinks after work? More Kiwis seek post-work socialising
More Kiwi employees are voluntarily spending time with their colleagues after work for post-work drinks, despite working remotely for long periods of time.
How HR can cultivate essential change skills in employees
Organisations need HR to craft multi-fold strategies for developing and embedding change skills across the workforce.
Many organisations in Australia failing to close the gender pay gap
A first-of-its-kind report has revealed that large organisations in Australia still tend to pay their male employees higher salaries than female employees.
Giving employees a festive bonus not unheard of, says SPCAAM
Employers in Malaysia are more than able to give employees a festive financial bonus, says non-profit organisation.
Wage hikes in the Philippines: Leave it to the wage boards
When it comes to wage hikes in the Philippines, only tripartite regional wage boards should be the ones to make decisions on when to implement, say critics.
South Korea sees shift in parental leave trends
Despite a slight decline in men taking paternity leave, women still make up 72% of parental leave takers in 2023 in South Korea.
Tata doubles down on return-to-office policy
K Kristhivasan, CEO of TCS, underscored the irreplaceable value of in-person learning experiences and cast doubt on remote work’s efficacy for growth.
South Korea sees surge in elderly workforce participation
The number of South Koreans aged 70 and older still engaged in work reached 1.55 million in January 2024, marking an 11.4% from the previous year.
Women in India exit over work-life balance concerns
In comparison to their male counterparts, more women are leaving their current jobs as they prioritise work-life balance.
Fresh graduates in Singapore get paid more but fewer find jobs
A recent graduate employment survey has revealed a surge in fresh graduate salaries but a drop in securing full-time roles.
Unlocking high performance with a compelling employer brand
As work evolves, organisations can anchor strategies in the bedrock of employee branding: Clarity, integrity, and tangible business value.
More job opportunities that specialise in Gen AI learning to emerge
Gen AI expertise that can be utilised to intervene in threats will be in demand in the next few years thanks to the rise of the technology, says tech CEO.
Employees in Japan earning more, and feeling less satisfied
While many employees in Japan have turned to side jobs for extra cash, this has failed to allow them to achieve their desired income.
Remote work drives increased workforce diversity
A surge in remote work for parents and people with disabilities has narrowed the participation gap with the general workforce.
Gradual wage hike and workforce upskilling debated in the Philippines
The proposed P100 wage increase in the Philippines has prompted calls for staged implementation and workforce development to fuel economic growth.
Employees in New Zealand want to work remotely more often
While more employees want to work remotely more often, many cannot do so because of mandated onsite workdays and hesitance from employers.
HR steps up: Driving sustainable change in corporate culture
Amidst rising ESG expectations, HR leaders are propelling corporate transformation towards sustainability to shape a green future for their firm.
Finance professionals prioritise D&I in career choices
AI’s increasing integration in finance roles signals a transformative phase, reflecting evolving dynamics in the industry’s landscape.
How HR tech tools can unlock ‘productivity abundance’
The once-straightforward correlation between tasks and productivity has become blurred in today’s complex, collaborative environment.
Australian wages and demand for labour expected to grow in 2024
Besides shelving plans to reduce headcount this year, more organisations are looking to increase wages against the backdrop of inflation.
The key thing recruiters want to know about during interviews
Job recruiters want applicants to be specific about the work and experience they have to determine how they can be used in new job positions.
Intergenerational tensions boil over in workplaces in South Korea
43.4% of respondents to a survey expressed concerns about escalating conflicts with Millennial and Gen Z colleagues, surpassing other workplace issues.
Malaysia unveils mental first aid programme for workplace wellbeing
The Ministry of Human Resources of Malaysia is allocating RM12 million (US$2.5 million) to train 10,000 psychological first-aiders.
Singapore Budget 2024 consolidates skills-based economy
Employees will be given more opportunities to upskill and reskill, while investment in technologies such as AI will drive new innovation capabilities.
Flexible work prized highly amongst female employees in 2024
Female employees are also prioritising factors like pay transparency and the prevention of sex harassment when it comes to finding new employers.
Malaysia’s gender gap in workforce widens despite government push
Despite a slight uptick, Malaysia’s female labour force participation still lags behind men’s, ranking eighth among ASEAN nations.