Nearly two-thirds of Australian workers believe AI and automation will have a positive impact on their current job and career prospects, according to research from Robert Half. By Maggie Mancini
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Research from Hays finds employees in China (73%), Hong Kong SAR (69%), Malaysia (65%), Japan (54%), and Singapore (49%) believe a shortened workweek would boost their productivity. By Maggie Mancini
More than nine in 10 business leaders, as well as employees, view emotional intelligence as important in leadership, according to research from NTUC LearningHub. By Maggie Mancini Leaders today are
Research from Reeracoen Vietnam finds 78% of job seekers express diminished trust in recruitment platforms and channels because of fraudulent job ads. By Maggie Mancini A recent survey from Reeracoen
When training lacks accessibility or relevance to real work, participation plummets, according to research from upGrad Enterprise. By Maggie Mancini Workplace skilling in India is either widespread or absent, according
Research from AXA finds 80% of the country’s workforce is concerned about uncertainty, financial instability, difficulty achieving work-life balance, and social isolation. By Maggie Mancini Work-related stress exerts a greater
