6 Must-Haves For Successful Recruitment
By: Moon Won
Hiring talent in Malaysia has been an ongoing challenge faced by businesses over the years. This has prompted both the Malaysian government...
OVER 10,000 FEARED DEAD IN TYPHOON
The death toll from a super typhoon that decimated entire towns in the Philippines could soar well over 10,000, making it the country’s worst...
FISHERIES MAJORS NOT INTERESTED IN MARINE SECTOR
Though majoring in fisheries, many of the field’s graduates are not interested in pursuing a career in Indonesia’s marine sector. According to Centre of...
PSYCHOLOGY AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN EMPLOYMENT
Finding the right job used to depend on a person’s skills, motivations, and a cultural fit with an organisation. But now there is an...
EXTREMISM BAD FOR ECONOMY
Malaysia will lose economic competitiveness if it continues to be held “captive” by extreme racial and religious based politics, warns former senior diplomat Tan...
CHAIRMAN AND CEO QUIT
China International Capital Corp’s CEO, Zhu Rongji and chairman, Jin Liqun resigned within a day of each other. The resignation of two of the...
INTEL CLOSES COSTA RICA SITE
Chipmaker Intel, struggling with a shrinking personal computer market, is shutting its assembly and test operation in Costa Rica and eliminating 1,500 jobs. The...
ONE DEATH A WEEK AT CONSTRUCTION SITES
There have been 19 workplace deaths in the first three months of this year, the Workplace Safety and Health Council revealed in a report...
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SUFFER FROM BURNOUT
The incidence of young professionals ending up with medical problems, including insomnia, depression and hypertension, is becoming more frequent, the major cause of which...
CALLS FOR POVERTY LINE AMID INEQUALITIES
Poverty researchers say Singapore must do more to address the plight of its poor in the face of a widening wealth gap. The government...