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Adaptability is the crucial watchword
By Wong Yat-hei Higher Learning
Special Report
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Teaching
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Hiring
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Cultural Diversity
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Expatriates
YMCA of Hong Kong Christian College is among a handful of schools in Hong Kong that offers both the DSE (Diploma of Secondary Education) and GCE (General Certificate of Education) curriculums, writes Wong Yat-hei.
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Business hiring strategies need to be watertight
By Contributor Legal Case studies for employers
DLA Piper
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Global Financial Crisis
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Hiring Plans
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Hiring
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Discrimination
The onset of the challenging times experienced during the global financial crisis clearly had an impact on the enthusiasm for recruitment, writes Pattie Walsh.
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City of not-so-subtle cultural differences
By Michael Taylor Legal Case studies for employers
Elite Finance
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Special Report
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Singapore
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Expatriates
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financial hub
In terms of geography and population, Singapore is a relatively small nation, but its economy is one of the most important in Southeast Asia, writes Michael Taylor.
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Correct expat salary structure could cut costs
By Chris Davis Job Market Trend Report
Globalisation
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Expatriates
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Salary
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ECA International
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Payroll
Globalisation has created many benefits for companies, especially by allowing them to tap into a worldwide talent pool, writes Chris Davis.
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THE INSIDERS' TAKE
By John Brennan Featured stories and job trends
Talent Shortage
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Succession Planning
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Middle Management
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Expatriates
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Work-life Balance
John Brennan swaps notes with a panel of recruitment experts to hear their HR sector forecasts and debunk some ‘fallacies’.
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Tokyo loses crown as world’s most expensive city for expats
By Staff Reporter Job Market Trend Report
Hong Kong
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Expatriates
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ECA
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most expensive cities
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Tokyo
ECA survey shows Oslo topping the cost-of-living ranking for the first time, while HK’s global-ranking spot remains relatively steady – down to 38th from 37th
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The great hire of China
By John Cremer Featured stories and job trends
Senior Executives
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Mainland Jobs
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Mainland
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Survey
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General Manager
John Cremer reports on the growing contest between foreign bosses and local talent for top mainland posts.
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Asia business schools must adapt to change
By Michael Taylor 進修新知
MBA Community
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Business School
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The University of Hong Kong
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Beijing
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Networking
As the global economy continues to move sluggishly forwards, Asian markets remain some of the world’s most attractive, writes Michael Taylor.
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Shanghai rising
By John Cremer Job Market Trend Report
HKIB Annual Banking Conference
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Careers Supplement
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Shanghai
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Financial Services
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Talent2
Shanghai's rise to prominence as a global financial centre will no doubt continue as China consolidates its position ...
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