Keep office zombies at bay
Flexible work schedules may be HR’s key to helping staff avoid suffering from ‘social jetlag’, with medical research suggesting that a traditional 9-to-5 working day...
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WomenCorporateDirectors launches global institute
The WomenCorporateDirectors Global Institute in New York has launched its WCD Thought Leadership Council (TLC) to advance better corporate governance practices. The Council, chaired...
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Michael Page rolls out awards scheme for retail staff
Michael Page has launched the Hong Kong 2014 Awards for Retail Store Professionals to discover and recognise talented retail sales professionals and managers that...
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APAC salaries on the rise
Salaries across APAC are set to have risen an average 6.9% by the end of 2014, China leading the way with an 8% increase...
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Spotlight on: tomorrow’s workforce
Being a doctor is still the most popular career choice for Hong Kong schoolchildren, followed by becoming a teacher and firefighter. The second...
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Hong Kong still most expensive place to rent
Hong Kong remains the most expensive location in the world to rent a high-end three-bedroom apartment, despite rents for high-end property falling in the...
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Pay less important for staff engagement
In terms of global employee engagement: career advancement, performance rewards and organisational reputation currently all outrank pay as top engagement drivers. New research reveals...
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Hire to boost the economy says ILO
A global jobs gap created at the height of the financial crisis is not closing and is likely to widen unless the global economy...
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Put the kettle on HR!
Providing employees with coffee could lead to more ethical behavior in the workplace, according to new research by business professors at the University of...
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