People in central China where the coronavirus was first detected are allowed to go back to work and public transport is restarting, as some normality slowly returns after a two-month lockdown. The easing of restrictions in Wuhan city comes as Chinese health officials reported Monday no new local cases of the deadly virus, but confirmed […]Continue reading

Employers are not allowed to cut the pay of employees or force them to take annual leave, or even dismiss them without adhering to the employment contract during the movement control order (MCO), says the Human Resources Ministry. The ministry said that all salaries and allowances must be paid except for transport allowances that will […]Continue reading

“You cannot sit back and wait for the future of work to happen. You have to plan for it today.” – Carol Stubbings The potential impact of automation has made the job sector more diverse. Job activities that are more susceptible to automation include physical ones in predictable environments, such as operating machinery and preparing […]Continue reading

One of the most common reasons companies outsource their employees is to avoid certain costs or cut expenses. Meanwhile, some others choose doing it to meet their strategic objectives. In 2018, Statista revealed that the global market size of outsourced services is at $85.6 billion, while in 2019, it reached approximately $92.5 billion. Among this […]Continue reading