According to Robert Half’s latest survey, the skill sets companies require of their employees seem to vary according to the company’s size, writes Billy Clarke.

The inaugural Hays Global Skills Index conducted this year has found worrying inconsistencies in the world’s economic climate, writes Billy Clarke.

With uncertainty still clouding the prospects of economic growth next year and beyond, most employers are understandably cautious about increasing full-time ...

The new Michael Page Employee Intentions Report reveals that most workers have faith in the strength of the ...

It's goodbye homogeneity, hello diversity, as organisations in Asia-Pacific wake up to the realities of ...

The delicate balance between working and living has evened out slightly for Hong Kong workers, though still lags behind the global average, ...

Italian theologian Thomas Aquinas said: “There is nothing on this earth to be prized more than true friendship.” Judging by the latest Workmonitor ...

Hiring intentions are on the rise, according to the latest Manpower Employment Outlook ...

Hong Kong's employees are getting by with only a basic command of Business English, the Global Business English ...

China is experiencing a serious leadership and managerial shortage, according to the latest Future of Talent Management ...