CLP Power crowned Hong Kong’s most attractive company
CLP Power Hong Kong Limited was named the most attractive employer in Hong Kong at the Randstad Award 2016. The annual award, which celebrated...
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The talent retention journey: coaching vs mentoring
Article authored by Julie Parkinson, Director, IECL “For organizations in countries with a deficit in current leader quality, negative consequences await them as they struggle...
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‘Qualified and committed to serve’—Call for equality in government
Hong Kong’s first list of ethnic minorities that are qualified and committed to serve on Hong Kong’s government committees—Race for Opportunity: Diversity List 2016—...
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Why global cruise companies must take a punt on apprentices
As the UK is in the middle of National Apprenticeship Week (March 14th - 18th 2016), cruise retailer Cruise118.com has insisted that more talented...
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HK lagging behind on women board representation
Representation of women on boards remains stagnant at 11.1%, according to the latest findings by Community Business, a non-for-profit organisation. Out of all the...
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Gearing up for the 2016 HKMA Award for Excellence in Training and Development
Learning and Development is becoming more strategic than ever before—and thus the innovation, creativity and passion needed for training is crucial. Recognising excellence in...
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Car rental company recognised for best practices in recruiting
Car rental company Enterprise Holdings Inc. earned four prestigious honours for excellence in recruiting by the Talent Board—a non-profit organisation focused on the elevation...
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The nuances of local payroll that corporate HQs won’t think about
By Deborah Williams, Head of Global Business Services, TMF Group Think a global banking relationship can be used for global payroll? Think again. Local...
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Caution is the name of the hiring game in HK
There will still be plenty of hiring action in Hong Kong in the first half of 2016, though not at the record levels seen...
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