Latest survey shows workers are well aware belt-tightening is still employers’ priority, reports John Cremer.

Splunk looks to key in 20 new software-sellers as it expands its Asia operations, reports Wong Yat-hei.

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.

Volunteer work builds camaraderie and helps staff retention at the restaurant, reports Chris Davis.

Michael Page staff find and spread joy via monthly visits to Min Ai Welfare Centre, reports Chris Davis.

Greg Carton explains how Ogilvy & Mather’s new initiative has resulted in happier and more loyal employees.

With their mobile medical unit, Jebsen and Orbis tell China’s poor ‘we’ll come to you’, writes Darius Musni.

With TripAdvisor growing phenomenally, only the best new recruits will do, reports Liana Cafolla.

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

The progress framework at data experts Ipsos supports new staff all the way up, writes Rick Gangwani.