Staff shortage hits Australian mining industry
Staffing RecruitmentEmployment Landscape
The challenging environmental reputation is one of the key roadblocks to bringing young staff into the mining industry.
Employment Landscape
Why is Hong Kong desperate to woo global talent?
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Chief executive John Lee has a tough task ahead to revive past glory after Hong Kong toed the China line throughout the pandemic that battered its economy and triggered a brain drain as rival business hubs reopened
Australian women are more educated than men, but gender divides remain at work
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The proportion of women in managerial occupations grew to nearly 40% in 2021. But some professional occupations have gone the other way.
Transitioning towards formality: How do we break down informal work arrangements?
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As we debate and deliberate the new forms of working across the business landscape, we cannot overlook the need to strengthen formal working arrangements and advocate the rights of the informal workforce.
IT industry reports the most optimistic outlook (+42%): ManpowerGroup Survey
According to the ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey, the IT industry numbers are followed closely by Banking, Real Estate, and Insurance (+37%).
10 reasons to attend People Matters TechHR Singapore 2022
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With three weeks to go, we are excited to welcome you all to Asia's largest HR & Work Tech conference, People Matters TechHR Singapore 2022. Here is why you shouldn't miss it!
Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry calls for swift government action to address the workforce crisis
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“Persistent labour and skills shortages continue to plague Australian businesses, with job vacancies reaching a record 480,000 positions in May,” the ACCI (Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry) said.
