Lee Xieli | Singapore | Aug 19, 2010Singapore - HR needs to be careful of employees falling in love at work because a soured romantic relationship can be detrimental to both parties' work performance. | FULL ARTICLE |
Jocelyn Lee | Singapore | Aug 19, 2010Singapore - Leaders need to advocate an open and honest two-way communication at work to win employees' hearts and influence their productivity levels. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Aug 19, 2010UK - More employees are preferring to keep their health or personal issues from their colleagues and bosses because they are worried that poor health will affect their career prospects. | FULL ARTICLE |
Jocelyn Lee | Singapore | Aug 19, 2010Global – While there is a spike in demand for senior executive talent across various industries globally, there is still uncertainty in the sustainability of the positive hiring trend. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Aug 19, 2010US - With the jobless rate still hovering over various labour markets around the world, jobseekers may want to spend more time doing up their résumés, or else be stuck in unemployment. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Aug 19, 2010Reporting to the HR Managers, you will be assigned to either the Employee Relations & Performance Management or Recruitment division within the Human Resource Department. | FULL ARTICLE |
Lee Xieli | Singapore | Aug 18, 2010Singapore - Companies have to start defining a clear leadership strategy before they allow change to overwhelm them and all it takes is getting leaders to answer a few questions. | FULL ARTICLE |
Staff Journalist | Singapore | Aug 18, 2010Singapore - One fifth of Singaporeans still travel more than 90 minutes everyday for work even though there are flexible work programmes available. | FULL ARTICLE |
Jocelyn Lee | Singapore | Aug 18, 2010Hong Kong - Unemployment rate for Hong Kong has declined to 4.3% between May and July, the lowest figure recorded since January last year. | FULL ARTICLE |
Jocelyn Lee | Singapore | Aug 18, 2010Singapore - There are fewer Singaporeans turning to Community Development Councils (CDCs) for employment and social aid as the improving economy creates more jobs in the country. | FULL ARTICLE |
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