Briefs
Lisa Cheong | Singapore | Feb 25, 2010Singapore - Jobseekers need to be more responsible in their job search process, says Steven Seek, managing director of JobsDB.com. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 25, 2010Singapore - The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) received 56 complaints against errant employers lodged by pregnant women last year. This the highest number of cases ever recorded. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 25, 2010Singapore - The Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation (SMa) and the Singapore Workforce Development Agency will be rolling out a series of programmes aimmed at boosting the industry's productivity levels. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 25, 2010Global - Executives around the world have said they are concerned by the possible threat of disgruntled former employees who might steal corporate data for revenge. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 25, 2010UK - Male colleagues are more likely to cajole their colleagues into brewing cups of tea for them, while female colleagues are likely to use the time brewing tea to gossip among colleagues. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 25, 2010Reporting to the Regional GM, you will partner with the business in rolling out HR strategies focusing on Talent Development and Management, C&B, Employee Engagement and Coaching. | FULL ARTICLE |
Xieli Lee | Singapore | Feb 24, 2010Singapore - Demand for finance and accounting talent remains sky-high in Singapore as corporate governance and regulation issues become increasingly important in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 24, 2010Australia - Companies planning not to replace the staff they cut in 2009 may find a decrease in the quality and sustainability of knowledge workers’ performance. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 24, 2010Global - Global employment figures are set to rise with Wal-Mart Stores saying it plans to create around 6,500 jobs in Canada while General Motors would hire up to 1,000 people in India. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Feb 24, 2010US - In the financial world, cash is king. So it's no wonder why 46% of chief financial officers (CFOs) prefer bonuses as their employee reward. | FULL ARTICLE |
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