The country needs to create 15 million new jobs in 2019 to support the record number of at 8.34 million college graduates that will enter the job market.
The cloud computing training programme will upskill new and existing employees and enhance the company’s digital capabilities.
Thai conglomerate CP Group has far-reaching international aspirations, and it is looking to its 300,000 plus workforce to drive these ambitions.
If plans by the Indonesia Manpower Ministry come to fruition, women in the country will soon enjoy more flexible working hours.
The most popular reasons for desiring change were low pay, poor working conditions, and poor company prospects.
The majority of Japanese firms operating in Asia consider rising labour costs and the shortage of skilled labour as their top concerns.
The company has suffered its first sales drop in China in 20 years, and a lower demand for diesel vehicles in Europe.
Leaders and companies that put people and culture at the forefront are more successful at managing the complex challenges of transformation.
Despite the increasing popularity of automation, the state of jobs on a global scale remain largely unaffected.
Hong Kong Disneyland employees aged 60 or above are now allowed to continue on open-ended permanent contracts with no termination date.
Employees at KB Kookmin Bank, a major South Korean, are set to hold a strike on January 8 - for the first time in 19 years.
A potential three-way merger of three banks in the United Arab Emirate might result in the termination of some 1,000 jobs.
By 2041 some 5.38 million jobs will be at risk from automation in the industries and services sector in Bangladesh.
In the final installment of our 2018 retrospective, we look at one of the more interesting phenomena to occur this year - employee activism.
From inclusiveness to office parties, we look at the various people management issues that Christmas can bring up - and how HR can deal with them.
This year has seen CEOs of various organisations, from around the world, come under the spotlight for various reasons. We round up some of the biggest stories.
In the second installment of our 2018 roundup series, we recap the most interesting HR policies and initiatives from around the region.
In the first installment of our 2018 roundup series, we take a quick look back at the various employer rankings that have been popular with readers.
Cybersecurity is an issue facing all organisations trying to keep up with the digital age, but there is a shortage of skilled talent to address this need.
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.
Using technology to impact society is a team effort at Bosch, where each employee is a key part of the company’s transformation journey.
Talent management software is a complex ecosystem, as delegates to this cluster of the HR Tech Think Tank discovered.
Michael Byrne, Managing Director of logistics giant the Toll Group, talks about how disruption is impacting the human capital needs of the industry.
Most Filipino workers are considering change of careers and industries to gain better job prospects and financial stability.
Ordinary South Korean employees are finding it difficult to climb the corporate ladder and reach senior management positions.
The move from Bangkok accompanies the energy giant's plans to double its Asia-Pacific workforce over the next 10 years.
At its new factory in Shanghai, China, ABB will have robots and humans collaborating to make more robots.
A new report reveals remote work has made significant progress across the globe and has positive impact on employee satisfaction.
With its extreme highs and lows, international football has plenty of teambuilding lessons to offer leaders and organisations.
BIPO Service clinched its second Readers’ Choice Award in 2018 through its popular HR Management System solution.
