Retirement is changing. Here’s why companies need to change, too
America’s workforce is on the verge of an unprecedented transformation. More Americans are turning 65 in 2025 than…
Employee alleges lack of empathy over period pain; Reddit post sparks debate
A woman has alleged workplace insensitivity at a Mumbai-based mental health non-governmental organisation (NGO) after her request to…
Salary increases coming to Singapore but cost pressures remain – HRD America
Salary increases coming to Singapore but cost pressures remain HRD AmericaManpower, rent and weak demand drag businesses’ profits Singapore Business…
Singapore's total employment grows in Q3 – report – HRD America
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What happens after you are Baker Acted in Brevard County?
Circles of Care offers services in behavioral health care in Brevard Circles of Care, inc. offers many services…
Why Flexible Work Arrangements Aren’t Always Inclusive
By Dr Jonathan E. Booth, Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management at the Department of…
Amazon is planning a new wave of layoffs, sources say
Amazon is preparing to cut as much as 15% of its human resources staff, with additional layoffs likely…
One in four jobs at high risk of automation
A quarter of jobs across Australia are at high risk of automation, with the disruption estimated to cost…
What jobs will AI replace, and which are safe?
Artificial intelligence and outsourcing are rapidly reshaping the workforce, forcing employers and employees alike to ask a pressing…
AI-exposed industries hiring fewer young workers, study finds
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Good vs. bad onboarding: What makes the difference?
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Hiring over 17,000 people in 150 cities: how do you hire at scale across borders? | Editorial
When Emirates Airline announced its intention to recruit more than 17,000 people for 350 roles across 150 cities…