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Revolut, a leading fintech company based in London, has announced its intention to triple the size of its workforce in Singapore over the next few years. This decision is primarily aimed at bolstering product innovation and facilitating regional expansion.…
Between 2023 and 2025, the Singapore government allocated SGD600,000 (US$466,000) from its short-term relief fund to provide financial aid to 260 employees who were left without pay when their companies went into liquidation. The relief fund aims to support…
Yoshihisa Tawara, a Japanese business owner, is taking measures to improve benefits for his Vietnamese employees in order to secure their continued employment. Tawara’s concerns arise from the fear that rapid economic development in Vietnam, combined with an…
Recent data from the international payroll and HR platform, Deel, has highlighted five emerging trends that are set to significantly influence Singapore’s work culture and employee decision-making processes by 2026. These findings present a significant shift…
WorkJam Brings Next-Gen AI to the Frontline Workforce with Google Cloud WorkJam, the world’s leading digital frontline workplace, today announced an expansion of its strategic collaboration with Google Cloud to deliver enterprise-ready AI solutions built…
Only four percent of workers believe that technology did not play a role in their ability to serve customers today Research by Humanforce, a provider of intelligent workforce management solutions, has shown seventy-four percent of frontline workers in…
French luxury goods group LVMH LVMH.PA plans to overhaul Tiffany & Co’s vast merchandise lineup to focus more on gold and precious gems while going more upmarket with its silver bangles after closing the $15.8 billion takeover of the U.S. jeweller this month.…
AirAsia India is expected to let go of several of its employees as its part-owner, AirAsiaBerhad struggles to maintain its group operations across regions following the outbreak of coronavirus. AirAsia Berhad is set to reduce up to 30 percent of its workforce…
Humanforce, a Sydney based global provider of workforce management solutions, has revealed that negative media coverage can impact Australian retailers’ ability to attract casual workers. Eighty percent of respondents in Humanforce’s casual worker survey…
