Indonesia’s Ministry of Labour issues new regulations regarding job opening for foreign workers. The new regulation is written under Regulation No.228 of 2019, defining types of job positions foreign employees can hold in Indonesia. The new regulations widen the number of positions open to expatriate workers with more than 2,000 jobs titles across 18 sectors […]Continue reading

Four out of five (79 percent) Malaysian students would choose to pursue a career that allows them to make a positive contribution in solving pressing global issues, a new study by Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) revealed. The study stated that more than three quarters (77 percent) of students said they will consider a potential […]Continue reading

Josh Bersin report found more than 12 million employers spend over $5 trillion on payroll, benefits, and other employee programs in the U.S. alone. At the same time, companies are throwing money at HR tools, searching for ways to transform their workforce, make people more productive, while improving their quality of hire, skills development, and […]Continue reading

In the lead up to International Women’s Day, independent research by specialised recruiter Robert Half reveals that 54 percent of female office workers feel underpaid, compared to only 40 percent of their male counterparts. However, while almost two-thirds (63 percent) of men secured additional salary with their current employer during the recruitment process, only 43 percent […]Continue reading