Careers
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Korn Ferry Pivots to AI-Driven Workforce Strategy as Entry-Level Roles Evolve
New research shows 81% of employers will boost early-career hiring, prompting talent firms to restructure advisory services around…
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Layoffs no longer temporary as permanent terminations rise globally
NEW YORK, July 17 — A layoff is no longer what it used to be. The word originally…
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70% of Young Adults Living with Parents Employed, Says New Study
ISLAMABAD, July 7 — A significant shift in how we view young adults living with their parents is…
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Reserve Bank’s Young Professional applications close July 6 via email only
The clock is ticking for anyone hoping to land a Rs 1.5 lakh monthly stipend at the Reserve…
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Career Coaches Advise Professionals in Their 50s to Redeploy Existing Skills
NEW YORK — The career coaches are not telling people to quit their jobs and follow their bliss.…
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In the AI age, critical thinking becomes a career advantage
KUALA LUMPUR, June 27 — For families across the region watching their children grow up with smartphones and…
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TalentCorp study warns 697,000 Malaysian jobs at risk from AI and automation
For roughly 697,000 Malaysian workers, the career they trained for may not exist in a decade. That is…
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Former New York Electrician Struggles to Find Work After Moving to Florida
ORLANDO — Joseph McCue figured he had it made. The 45-year-old electrician left New York City for Orlando,…
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Singapore Issues Stop-Work Orders for Telework Refusals
Singapore’s central business district looked half-empty on paper last week. The reality on the ground was worse. Ministry…
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Philippines Orders BPOs to Settle Work-from-Home by March 29
The Philippine government ordered all Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) companies to settle their Work from Home arrangements until…
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Singapore companies cushion virus impact by imposing hiring, pay freeze
Singapore’s largest companies froze hiring and suspended pay rises on 26 February 2020 after the Ministry of Health…
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Singapore’s top firms freeze hiring, suspend pay amid COVID-19 surge
On 26 February 2020, after the Ministry of Health confirmed 93 local COVID‑19 infections, Singapore’s biggest firms announced…
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ILO Warns 470 Million Trapped in Jobless or Underuse
The International Labour Organization warned on 23 January 2020 that almost 470 million women and men are trapped…
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