Rethinking employee benefits to attract and retain talent
As the talent war continues to intensify, employers in Malaysia are looking to invest in benefits that differentiate them from the competition.
More employees in Singapore file for salary claims in 2022
86% of salary claims were resolved via the Tripartite Alliance for Dispute Management’s mediation, with 93% fully recovered for employees.
Prioritising employee support in the shift to a net-zero economy
Affected employees need help in transitioning to new job opportunities and adapting to a new industry landscape, says an Australian non-profit.
Skill-based hiring for tomorrow’s workforce
A skills-based approach can provide a more holistic approach to talent acquisition as work continues to evolve, says AMS’s Roop Kaistha.
RTO mandates do not improve productivity. Here’s what does
In a “forced” hybrid work era, trust and culture outweigh work locations in driving employee productivity, according to i4cp.
Elevating HR leadership: Leading change with impact
RS’ Laura Gui shares insights on HR leadership as a driver of business transformation and change management.
South Korea faces skill shortages amidst ageing workforce
The country’s workforce is ageing rapidly, with the mean average age projected to reach 50 by 2030 and 53.7 by 2050, surpassing the OECD average.
Business school graduates and their skill sets favoured by employees
While employers are more inclined to hire graduates from prominent business schools, job seekers are expected to develop more skills for the future.
Workforce evolution: Motivating and integrating older employees
As the workforce continues to age, organisations need to offer more than just compensation to attract and retain older employees.
Employees in Japan against returning to the office full time
More employees, especially those who are raising children, will look to quit if their organisation do not offer more flexible work options.
How employees in Singapore are spearheading workplace efficiency
Singapore is taking the lead in workforce productivity as new trends reshape office dynamics and employee engagement.
Gen Z is taking over the workplace: 5 things HR leaders need to know
Organisations hiring new Gen Z employees may need to understand the profile and priorities of this age group to attract and retain the top talent.
New sexual harassment laws to be implemented in Taiwan
Taiwan’s federal government is looking to amend sexual harassment laws that will place heavier punishments on offenders in positions of power.
Australia advances flexible work option for public employees
Employers are urged to review workplace policies and consider accommodation and alternative arrangements to ensure compliance.
Employees in South Korea enjoy little free time beyond work
Despite a general shift towards a better work-life balance, employees in South Korea find themselves working longer hours than in other countries.
How to build a future-growth and resilient organisation
Organisations can drive future growth by identifying trends and opportunities, says HR Tech Fest Connect 2023 speaker Go Ashokh Menon.
Is using headphones in the office anti-social behaviour?
Employees in a disruptive workplace environment may resort to using headphones to block out noise, which limits interaction with colleagues
Workplace productivity dips in Australia due to sleeping disorders
Sleep disorders can negatively affect employees’ productivity by up to 40%, which amounts to around four weeks of work time.
Creating fair workplace opportunities for women in tech
Creating a workplace where all employees can bring their true and authentic selves to work is the goal of a Samsung Electronics DE&I leader.
Building an inclusive workplace for disabled employees
Speaking to HRM Asia, C&W Services Singapore’s Managing Director, Natalie Craig, highlights what organisations can do for an inclusive work culture.
Singapore creates representation group to protect gig employees
A new set of recommendations aims to better resolve disagreements between gig employees and platform operators in 2024.
Pay remote employees more, says Australian union
The argument was made in response to a proposal by former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett to reduce the salaries of public employees who work from home.
AI increases risk of unemployment in OECD countries
More must be done to help employees who may be adversely impacted as the use of AI in the workplace increases, says the OECD.
JPMorgan CEO calls remote work detrimental for leaders
Jimmy Dimon has dismissed the option of remote work for leaders, calling it an obstruction to team building and addressing issues amongst teams.
Bridging the talent gap with globally distributed teams
Barbara Matthews, Chief People Officer, Remote, highlights why hiring globally can help companies build a thriving and engaged workforce.
More employees in Singapore working unpaid hours
In the Asia-Pacific region, Singapore ranks high on the number of unpaid hours, leading to an unhealthy work-life balance for employees.
Improving mental health through mindfulness practice
Employees who take part in mindfulness exercises are less likely to experience anxiety and depression symptoms compared to those who do not.
Driving digital transformation with HR empowerment
A Chinese medicine hall’s digital transformation journey showcases the importance of skills upgrading in revitalising traditional businesses.
Why job applicants might not be hired for the job they want
Job applicants might be missing out on this deceptively simple factor during job interviews with recruiters: relatability.
Spotting red flags that point to a toxic workplace
Besides being able to identify signs of toxicity, young professionals should also participate in open conversations to strengthen their career paths.