National Institute for Professional Managers to be set up
Beijing Chuanglian Education, a subsidiary of China Chuanglian Education, and the Professional Managers Centre, part of the Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the...
Read moreDiversity initiatives decreasing
There has been a big drop in companies with formal diversity initiatives—from 59% n 2013 to 52% in 2014—according to The Harvey Nash HR...
Read morePositive outlook for recruitment in Taiwan in 2015
Recruitment in Taiwan is expected to be buoyant in 2015—with demand largely driven by growth in a number of sectors, most notably technology, FMCG...
Read moreGlobal benefit managers are missing opportunities
Nearly two-thirds of global pension and benefit managers claim that day-to-day operational activities are limiting their ability to add value and are hampering their...
Read moreMercer and Saville Consulting to provide global leadership assessment
Consulting companies Mercer and Saville have agreed to work together to provide leadership assessment and development tools to corporate clients operating in increasingly complex...
Read moreExpansion provides global benefit solutions for multinationals
Towers Watson, a professional services company, today announced that it has acquired a stake in Metis Insurance, which will now be known as Towers...
Read moreIBM 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,...
Read moreGrowing demand for family-friendly work environment
Paternity leave is becoming more common in Hong Kong, with 42% of employers offering it in 2014, 11% more than in 2013. Among those...
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