Navigating the competitive job market in Thailand requires HR leaders to focus on more than just technical skills and experience, often delving deeper into a candidate’s personality and alignment with the company’s culture. HR leaders like Watcharapong Soottiard of HP Thailand, Ahmad Rashid of Chillchat, Pokpong Pathamasoonthorn of Maersk Thailand, Piengchit Sriprasart of Suntory PepsiCo Beverage Thailand, and Nithis Ben-Ar-Lee
New hire retention is a measure that organizations often use to assess the strength of their recruiting process. However, its importance and impact on the business go beyond just recruitment. Ensuring that new employees stay with the company for a considerable amount of time can save costs, improve productivity, and foster a positive work environment. In this discussion, we will
The recruitment industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the integration of advanced technologies. These innovations are designed to enhance efficiency, inclusivity, and accuracy in hiring, making manual processes obsolete and elevating recruitment standards. This article explores the key technologies shaping the future of recruitment and their impact on modern HR operations. Streamlining Job Descriptions Job Description Generators Creating
In a recent development, Liberty Hill Equity Partners LLC, operating under the name Precision Vehicle Holdings in Indiana and Michigan, was mandated by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) to pay over $56,000 in back wages and damages. The company had miscalculated overtime pay for 234 employees by failing to include nondiscretionary bonuses in their regular pay rates. This miscalculation
The recent controversial ruling by a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) administrative law judge sent ripples through the labor rights community by determining that Trader Joe’s unlawfully prevented employees at its Hadley, Massachusetts store from wearing union insignia on their uniforms. This judgment, stemming from events leading up to a 2022 unionization vote, underscored the protection employees have under the
Employee self-evaluations have long been a staple of performance reviews, providing insight into how employees perceive their own contributions and areas for improvement. However, beyond the obvious intent of self-assessment, these evaluations can also reveal deeper issues related to employee engagement and satisfaction. This article delves into the hidden signals within self-evaluations that may indicate retention problems within an organization.
In the realm of digital transformation, where rapidly evolving technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutionizing business operations, one might presume the primary drivers of change to be solely rooted in Information Technology (IT). However, this presumption overlooks a critical dynamic: the transformation aspect that transcends the digital, primarily driven by the human-centric approach of Human Resources (HR). An insightful
In today’s corporate world, the traditional view of leadership is evolving as organizations increasingly recognize the significant contributions of individuals who, despite not holding official leadership positions, play a crucial role in shaping company culture, driving innovation, and ensuring overall success. These informal leaders, often termed "invisible leaders," wield influence through their actions, behaviors, and relationships based on social capital
"Our people aren’t leaving, so things must be fine," the thinking often goes. However, this assumption holds a potential risk that your organization might not be prepared for growth in a recovering economy by 2025. Evidence suggests that a significant number of employees are merely biding their time, waiting for new opportunities to arise. As the job market strengthens, your
The comprehensive survey titled “Future of Talent Acquisition and Recruiting for 2025,” conducted by Recruiter.com in partnership with Findem, provides valuable insights for HR professionals and business leaders. By tapping into Recruiter.com’s extensive network of nearly one million HR and talent acquisition leaders worldwide, the survey offers a deeper understanding of the hiring landscape, job market outlook, and critical challenges
In today’s diverse workplace, communication styles vary significantly across generations, introducing both challenges and opportunities. With Generation Z entering the workforce in increasing numbers, their unique slang and emoji usage have added new layers of complexity to professional communication. Yet, understanding and integrating these new forms of expression is vital for fostering a cohesive and productive work environment that includes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significantly influenced recruitment strategies, particularly through the advent of Conversational AI. Often, AI is associated with job displacement, with projections from the World Economic Forum indicating the potential displacement of up to 85 million jobs in the coming years. However, AI’s development is not solely about automating tasks but rather reshaping the balance between human roles
