The New Paper Big Walk 2018 in Singapore welcomed more than 1,000 participants to walk in support of building fair and inclusive workplaces for all.
According to Mastercard's head of HR for Asia-Pacific, the company wants to help employees to be at their best both on and off the job.
China's massive electronics production factories often faces allegations of poor labour conditions, resulting in high employee suicide cases.
Some 60 "champions of good" in Singapore's business world have been commended for driving corporate stewardship and social impact.
In the second part of this exclusive interview, Bosch Southeast Asia's HR Director explains how the company looks to the future.
Using technology to impact society is a team effort at Bosch, where each employee is a key part of the company’s transformation journey.
The American sports apparel giant told employees that it would no longer expense “adult entertainment, limousine services and gambling.”
Some 13 companies in total were named Singapore’s Best Workplaces for 2018, at the annual Great Place to Work Awards.
Proper use of gamification for the workforce can provide organisations with a competitive advantage in the changing business environment.
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.
Staff from Fu Yuen Ltd factory have been demonstrating alongside other labor activists, after 30 members of a trade union were fired.
The #GoogleWalkout saw more than 1,000 Googlers stage a short mid-day walkout to protest sexual harassment and inequality.
The customer comes first: the CEO of Singtel-Optus has told staff to keep customers happy, or risk losing their jobs.
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.
The "woman's walk" has been organised in response to the company reportedly protecting employees who face allegations of misconduct.
The top three demotivators of the workplace are lack of recognition, feeling invisible or undervalued, and bad managers.
Danny Li, co-founder, AsiaHospitalityCareers.com, sheds light on the reality of the hospitality industry's employment outlook.
A new study has found that most HR leaders in the region are hesitant to say that their organisations are future-ready.
Grab drivers are hoping Go-Jek will offer better work conditions, as thousands registered on their portal just a few hours after its launch.
Juliana Ang, Chief HR Officer at NTUC Income, talks about how transformation is really about shaping culture and mindsets.
Hong Kong’s employee engagement has declined over the last three years, in contrast to regional and global trends.
The space is part of the firm's intent to spearhead the future of work and enhance staff experience through technology and innovation.
Most professionals like listening to music at work and are more productive when they do, a new survey shows.
CEO Ng Yat Chung draws a line after two editors were involved in undeclared and improper relations with a junior staff member.
Investing in employee engagement can lead to tangible dividends in the form of increased revenue, a new study says.
Regan Taikitsadaporn, Chief HR Officer for Asia-Pacific at Marriott International, explains how taking care of the business is about taking care of people.
Employees at Lendlease dedicated more than 1,300 volunteer hours in just one day, across seven different community outreach projects.
The Fair Work Commission has introduced a clause that mandates justification by any employer denying flexible working requests.
Marriott International's Chief HR Officer in Asia-Pacific shares how it is attracting and retaining talent during a time of intense growth.
Ong Kim Pong delves into PSA's unique leadership culture, developing a future talent pipeline, and more.