Credible, timely, trusted, and always first to bring HR developments
Most recent more
-
Faces of HR: Victor Tan on making leadership development a journey, not a destination
-
HAVI to open first Asia Pacific TechHUB in Kuala Lumpur
-
Up the ranks: Electrolux welcomes Pallavi Mishra as VP HR & Communications for APAC effective 1 Sep 2026
-
FMM urges "evidence-based, gradual, and consultative" approach to Malaysia’s minimum wage review
-
Malaysia's 2027 public holidays: Full list of federal and state holidays
-
Selangor steps up haze preparedness as unhealthy API readings persist
-
Hari Merdeka: What the Jalur Gemilang can teach us about building better workplaces
-
Faces of HR: Suman Sharma on the power of 'learning by doing'
-
Faces of HR: "Application is what turns learning into genuine growth", says Rebekah Benjamin
-
Up the ranks: Danaher names Heathre Moler as Senior VP and CHRO effective 1 Oct 2026
-
Celebrating Merdeka Day this weekend? Expect road closures around Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur
-
Haze in Malaysia: 29 areas record unhealthy air quality as haze situation worsens
Partner Insights more
-
- sponsored
Talentbank announces winners of Graduates’ Choice Award 2026: Malaysia’s most-voted graduate employers revealed
-
- sponsored
HRadiO: Progressive employment in action – Turning fair practices into sustainable competitive advantage
-
- sponsored
A strategic guide to anticipating and preventing common workplace grievances
-
- sponsored
Building workplace culture and belonging: 5 practical steps for managers
Interviews more
Upcoming events
-
Sep 2026Learning & Development Asia - Singapore
-
Sep 2026Learning & Development Asia - Malaysia
-
Nov 2026HR Excellence Awards 2026
Legal more
More articles
-
From experts to strategic advisors: Shiseido's Michael Piker on why total rewards leaders need a seat at the decision-making table
For him, the future of total rewards lies beyond dashboards and analytics, with rewards leaders needing to understand the business, influence decisions, and help shape workforce strategy.
-
Malaysia Budget 2027 sets sights on prioritising high-value jobs, decent wages, and cost-of-living relief
Other priorities will include narrowing regional gaps, expanding social protection, improving education and healthcare, strengthening public-service delivery, supporting local businesses, and building energy, food, climate, and cyber resilience.
