MTR wins employee safety award
The British Safety Council recently announced the winners of its 2015 International Safety Awards, which recognise the commitment of the winning organisations to...
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Majority of employers looking to hire in 2015
Greater China’s employment market is expected to soar in 2015 as new survey results reveal over half of employers throughout the region plan to...
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Relocating from China more popular
Twice as many people relocated from China than to China in 2014, according to the International Movers Study released by UniGroup Relocation. The study...
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EC investment plan to generate more jobs for Europe
Over 2.1 million new jobs could be generated in Europe by mid-2018 under the three-year investment plan put forward by European Commission President Jean-Claude...
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Unemployment on the rise as inequality persists
Unemployment will continue to rise in the coming years, as the global economy has entered a new period combining slower growth, widening inequalities and...
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IBM responds to rumours of staff redundancy
A recent rumour suggesting IBM is about to lay off 26% of its workforce has provoked a response and some clarification from the company,...
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Staff exercising regularly are brainier
It is well documented that in the brain, blood flow and thinking peak during young adulthood—but a new study just published in Psychophysiology...
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Education key in developing countries
Youth with post-secondary education living in middle and low-income countries have a much higher chance of finding a decent job than those with only...
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Changes in Asia Pacific cost of living rankings
Hong Kong is the 10th most expensive location for expatriates in Asia Pacific and the 28th globally, while Seoul has overtaken Tokyo to take...
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