Maternity leave will be increased from 16 to 20 weeks beginning January 1, 2024, while paternity…
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Hong Kong’s Wage Growth Will Halt In 2024
Employees in Hong Kong are advised to expect unchanged pay in the coming year, according to…
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Facilities For Disabled People Face Severe Labour Shortage
Due to low pay and a dwindling workforce in an ageing society, facilities for disabled persons…
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Workplaces In Australia Encouraged To Prioritise Worker Welfare
The foundation of a successful workplace is psychological safety and health, and the results of the…
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Pay gap: Women get RM67 for every RM100 men earn
Women are paid roughly one-third less than men. They are facing a huge pay gap while…
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Singapore Employers Keep Their Bonus Commitment
Despite a forecast hiring slowdown in 2024, according to ManpowerGroup Singapore's latest quarterly employment outlook study,…
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Minimum Wage Hike In Thailand Put On Hold
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has rejected proposed hikes to Thailand's minimum daily wage, claiming that…
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Women Are More Eager To Invest In Upskilling Than Men In India
Opportunities for upskilling are growing, and Indian female professionals are eager to take advantage of them…
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Google’s AI, Gemini to defeat ChatGPT
Google has formally unveiled Gemini, its most powerful language model yet. It's a more adaptable model…
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Malaysia Launches Plan Study To Solve Labour Talent Shortages
The newly released Sector-Focused Industry-Academia Collaboration (IAC) Workshop report by Talent Corporation Malaysia (TalentCorp) focuses on…
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Singapore Revises National AI Policy For Global Leadership
Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong of Singapore has revealed the country's new AI policy, claiming that…
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Ex-MP Claims That Many Labour Unions May Aid In Pay Negotiations.
According to Charles Santiago, a former member of parliament for Klang, the new Trade Unions Act…
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Steven Sim is Malaysia’s new Human Resources Minister
Steven Sim has been appointed to the position of Human Resources Minister after the cabinet reshuffle…
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Malaysia To Minimise Reliance On Foreign Workers By 2024 Continues
In 2024, the Malaysian government intends to implement substantial labour market reforms with the goal of…
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Thai Employees To Prioritise Work-life Balance
According to The Nation, this was one of the significant conclusions from Robert Walters' poll of…
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Civil Servants Are First To Benefit From A New Pay Programme
With the ongoing assessment of Malaysia's Public Service Remuneration Scheme, emphasis would be given to personnel…
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Local Youth Flee To The Countryside As Job Market Worsens
Gong Chengqiang used to make 200,000 yuan a year at a tech firm in Hangzhou until…
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UK Announced Surge In Wage Threshold For Foreign Worker Visas
The British government announced a range of reforms on Monday aimed at reducing net migration to…
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