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Non-Tech Firms Winning Millennials' Hearts
Millennials are often pegged as tech-savvy, and assumed to focus their careers on technology-related industries. However, some non-tech firms are winning over this generation. So reports Australian Financial Review (AFR).
Read more...Older Workers: New Zealand Firm Embraces Them
One New Zealand firm is showing the experience older workers bring to the job can be a big advantage. So reports the NZ Herald.
Read more...India's Unilever Touts Its Transformative HR Process
Unilever is touting new technology and its data and analytics prowess in helping it boost its human resources process. So reports The Economic Times.
Read more...Boss Scolds Worker for Not Waiting Her Turn to Get Pregnant
A woman working at a child care center in Japan faced a scolding from her boss for getting pregnant out of turn and shamed for "selfishly breaking the rules." So reports Mainichi Shimbun.
Read more...Korea Introduces 52-Hour Work Week
Korea officially introduced a 52-hour work week last month that it hopes gives workers a break from the long-standing maximum 68-hour workweek. So reports Yonhap News.
Read more...Hong Kong Workers Are Leaders in Wanting Workplace Flexibility
Hong Kong employees beat out their global counterparts in saying that they know what is best for them when it comes to where, when and how they do their jobs. So reports Randstad.
Read more...New Zealand Hospitality Industry Hungry for Workers
New Zealand's hospitality industry is hungry for more workers as tourism in the country continues to see fast growth. So reports NZ Herald.
Read more...Aussie Gov't Launches Inquiry Into Workplace Sexual Harassment
The Australian government has launched a nationwide inquiry into workplace sexual harassment. So reports 9 News.
Read more...Benefit: Service Watches Over Employees' Kids At Work
A new child care service is working with Australian companies so employees can have their kids with them at work when they are off school during break. So reports 9news.
Read more...Giant Aussie HR Provider Hit By Security Breach
An Australian firm that is one of the largest human resources providers in the world was hit by a security breach that may have resulted in personal information for thousands of Australians being stolen. So reports PS News and ABC News.
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