Educated women still not in leadership positions
Although women in Asia Pacific are increasingly more educated than their male counterparts, progress towards gender parity is still sluggish – especially in the...
Read moreHong Kong enters the work instant messaging age
The working landscape is changing globally, with the trend of moving work and people out of the main office increasing steadily in recent years...
Read moreUnion rep in the office boosts job quality for employees
Having a union rep in the workplace improves job quality for employees by reducing their levels of stress, improving their work-life balance, and improving...
Read moreGlobal recruitment consultancy awarded Investors in People Silver standard
The SR Group, consisting of recruitment brands Brewer Morris, Carter Murray, Frazer Jones, Taylor Root and SR Search, were awarded the Investors in People...
Read moreDigitisation instrumental in German desire for company democracy
On the cover of last issue’s HR Magazine, we looked at the effects of an increasingly digital HR world; how it can generate staff...
Read moreHK Budget boosts manpower training to ramp up quality hires in target sectors
In the Hong Kong budget announcement made on 25 February 2015 the Government set out several labour policies to help Hong Kong build a more...
Read moreThe Ritz-Carlton named Best Employer by Aon Hewitt
Aon Hewitt announced its list of the Best Employers in Hong Kong 2015 in an Awards Ceremony & Learning Conference that took place at...
Read moreMajority 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...
Read moreRelocating 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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