Cybersecurity and data privacy are now regarded as the top people-related risks by businesses in Asia, according to the Mercer Marsh Benefits People Risk 2022 study
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The Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and SP Group (SP) collaborates to enhance the quality of Singapore’s power engineering workforce.
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APAC warehouse associates reported an improved working conditions and increased usage of technology that make their jobs simple and easy.
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DocuSign and Microsoft introduced new integrations for clients to draft, sign, and manage contracts from virtually anywhere.
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Zenius, an Indonesian-based educational technology (edutech) startup, has laid off 200 of its employees on Tuesday, May 24th.
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Vietnamese National Wage Council has agreed to raise the region-based minimum wage by 6 percent from July, during its working session on April 12. The pay hike level for Region 1 is 260,000 VND (11.36 USD) per month, while the respective figures for Regions 2, 3 and 4 are 240,000 VND, 210,000 VND, and 180,000 VND. With the adjustment, […]
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More jobseekers in Malaysia, especially from Johor, are expected to search for jobs in Singapore as the borders between the two countries are reopened. Johor Indian Business Association president P.Sivakumar said there would be a significant increase in the entry of Malaysian workers into Singapore’s labour force. “Experienced Malaysian workers are in demand in the […]
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As Ramadan is here, Indonesia’s Manpower Ministry has appealed to companies to pay the 2022 Eid al-Fitr allowance (Tunjangan Hari Raya – THR) to their employees promptly. The ministry also expects companies with high profits to increase the allowance. Secretary-general of the ministry Anwar Sanusi said on Monday (Apr 11) that the appeal was made after the […]
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Lack of work flexibility has taken its toll in India. Recent LinkedIn report revealed a significant percentage of women in India are quitting or considering quitting their jobs this year due to the threat of pay cuts, bias, and exclusion if they are asking to work flexibly. Following the pandemic, a majority of women in […]
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Twelve Malaysians who were held captive in Cambodia after being duped by a lucrative job offer as customer service officers were safely repatriated today (Tuesday, Apr 12), while four others are still in the country as they have to undergo quarantine after being tested positive for Covid-19. The success of bringing the 12 men home, […]
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