This despite growing attention to the gender pay gap, the #MeToo movement and calls to improve opportunities for women in the workplace.
What do employees want in Workplace 4.0? HRM Magazine Asia continues exploring their big concerns, and what employers need to know.
HRM Magazine Asia talks through the changing concerns and expectations of talent in 2019, and how it impacts their employers.
A corporate travel programme allows you to organise all of the company’s business trips, and make them more efficient.
In this latest HRM Five, we delve into how talent acquisition teams can keep up with the recruitment demands of Industry 4.0.
The advantages of building diverse teams have been well documented. But many organisations in Asia have only begun to scratch the surface.
Happy International Women's Day, from the team here at HRM Asia! To mark the occasion, we have a collection of great stories.
In an exclusive interview Sara Trilling - who leads the Starbucks business in the Asia-Pacific region - talks about gender equality at the coffeehouse titan.
Simple organisational and mindset changes in the recruitment process could help businesses close the gender pay gap.
Mentorship is one way that Dell is shattering the barriers preventing women from achieving success - and enabling their development.
Manulife's Chief HR Officer says there is no mystery about the business case for equality – diverse teams lead to better business outcomes.
Diversity and inclusion are key to developing thriving economies, organisations, and communities in Asia-Pacific.
We delve into why agility is such an important cultural characteristic for any organisation - and the role leaders play in propagating it.
Recruitment is a two-way street - here are some insights into what today's jobseekers are looking out for in SMEs and other organisations.
French banking group Société Générale is reportedly planning to cut 1,500 in its corporate and investment banking business.
The CEO of Indosuez Wealth Management shares how the company looked to merge two people cultures after acquiring another company.
It's been an intriguing, and content-rich start to the New Year at www.hrmasia.com. Check out what's been catching readers' attention so far.
According to a UN report, global unemployment dropped last year compared to 2017, but many workers are still gripped by poverty.
Achal Agarwal, President of Kimberly-Clark in the Asia-Pacific talks about pushing employees to go “simpler, leaner, and faster".
The CIO Academy's Ramakrishna (right) and Joanna Bush, of HRM Asia, have signed a memorandum of understanding for a continuing partnership
It is clear that diversity and inclusion has a part to play in helping businesses to navigate and prosper from digital transformation.
16 individuals and 21 organisations from across Asia-Pacific have been nominated as part of the inaugural HR Fest Awards
HR leaders say companies must drive a cultural shift locally to improve diversity and inclusion, rather than focusing on hard targets.
OCBC Bank's Head of Learning and Development chats exclusively with HRM Magazine Asia about the outlook for 2019.
Achal Agarwal, President of Kimberly-Clark in the Asia-Pacific talks trends, challenges, and embracing the millennial workforce.
To get the most out of a multi-generational workforce, organisations need to find ways to develop synergy between employees.
Both employer and employee must understand the value of upskilling and continuous training, and prioritise these accordingly.
Change is difficult enough from a personal perspective, but at an organisational level, it requires immense effort from all levels.
But despite clear benefits in adopting the technology, less than half of Asia-Pacific organisations have embarked on their AI journeys.
It's now the Year of the Pig, according to the Chinese calendar. With that in mind, here are some HR tech trends for this pig new year.