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H&M Hong Kong recognised as top employer

By Wei Zhang
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H&M Hong Kong recognised as top employer
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Fashion retailer H&M Hong Kong has received Asia’s Best Employer Brand Award at a ceremony hosted by the Employer Branding Institute, World HRD Congress and Stars of the Industry Group.

Presented at the Pan Pacific Singapore, the award recognises organisations in Asia for excellence in building their brand as an employer of choice.

The jury for the seventh edition of the award – leaders, researchers and academicians – judged companies for their development initiatives, employee hiring, training and retention practices, and HR innovation.

H&M Hong Kong recognised as top employer

“I am thankful that H&M’s effort to provide a fun, creative and dynamic workplace is being recognised,” says H&M greater China manager Magnus Olsson. “People are our success, and we are committed to being a good employer.”

He says H&M’s corporate culture is based on a range of values: believing in people, being one team, constantly improving, being straightforward and open-minded, encouraging an entrepreneurial spirit, keeping it simple and being cost-conscious.

Questions & Answers

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Which specific award did H&M Hong Kong receive?

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H&M Hong Kong received Asia's Best Employer Brand Award. This accolade was presented at a ceremony hosted by the Employer Branding Institute, World HRD Congress and Stars of the Industry Group in Singapore, recognising excellence in employer branding.

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What criteria did the jury use to judge the companies for this award?

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The jury, comprising leaders, researchers and academicians, evaluated companies based on their development initiatives, employee hiring, training and retention practices. They also assessed the HR innovation demonstrated by the organisations under consideration for the award.

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What core values does H&M's corporate culture emphasise?

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H&M's corporate culture is founded on several values, including believing in people, fostering teamwork and continuous improvement. It also promotes being straightforward, open-minded, entrepreneurial, simple in approach and cost-conscious in its operations.

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