Singapore Preps For Omicron Spike While Loosening Workplace Restrictions
On January 1, Singapore will let up to 50% of fully-vaccinated workers to return to the office, but may introduce new regulations in case of a Omicron-driven spike.
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On January 1, Singapore will let up to 50% of fully-vaccinated workers to return to the office, but may introduce new regulations in case of a Omicron-driven spike.
Google end-of-the-year search data shows that people searched “How to start a business” more often than “How to get a job” over the past year.
According to a new report from Glassdoor, the labor shortage is expected to seep into 2022, meaning companies need to adjust their policies to retain and attract talent.
The workplace in 2022 will be much different due to the ongoing labor shortage, as well as decision-making in the workplace shifting from employers to employees.
According to Atlassian’s “Reworking Work” study, worker demands are changing, and leaders need to adjust their hiring and managerial processes in order to retain them.
A key differentiator between job candidates are the soft skills they offer such as adaptability, creativity, time management and communication.
With the high cost of medical care in the country, it's no surprise that health insurance is one of the most highly sought-after benefits by employees. But employers are not ...
Starting January 1, 2022, UAE government employees will shift to a four-and-a-half day work week that will take place from Monday to noon on Friday.
Facebook and Instagram’s parent company Meta has announced that its U.S. offices by the end of January, but employees will have the option to delay their return to June.
We are currently experiencing an unprecedented labor shortage, and businesses are suffering because of it. It seems that teenagers are in high demand to fill these shortages; teens between the ...
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