workforce trends

Randstad Malaysia’s 1H 2021 Workmonitor Survey highlights the correlation between the company’s response to COVID-19 and employee loyalty.

Here’s how logistic companies can make the best possible use of your human capital resources to resolve business and HR challenges while driving innovation in the digital world.

Developing a flexible human capital strategy with a strong focus on skills development is crucial for firms grappling with workforce skills gaps and industry challenges in the manufacturing sector.

The Randstad’s Flexibility@Work report talks about the importance of embracing change, the evolution of workplace flexibility, changes in skills demands and the importance of inclusive labour ...

2020 2H Workmonitor survey highlights changing employee and candidate expectations, as 48% seek to work for companies that offer flexible work arrangements.

2020 2H Workmonitor survey reveals that 61% of Malaysians struggle to upskill and acquire new skills to ensure their employability after COVID-19.

The construction industry in Malaysia is expected to expand by 13.9% in 2021. Find out about the salary snapshot, skills and in-demands jobs in the 2021 Construction Market Outlook.

The Malaysian manufacturing sector will remain strong in 2021. Find out the in-demand skills and manufacturing jobs for 2021 in the latest Market Outlook & Salary Snapshot Report.

Technology is a key area which will bolster growth in 2021. Find out the in-demand skills and tech jobs in Malaysia for 2021 in the latest Technology Market Outlook & Salary Snapshot Report.

Find out what will shape the local employment market in Malaysia in 2021. Take a detailed look at the salary snapshot, skills and talent demands in the latest 2021 Market Outlook.

Latest survey report reveals the in-demand skills and jobs in human resources with a heightened focus on HR shared services and HR business partners in Malaysia.

Latest industry survey reveals insights on how COVID-19 has impacted the construction and property industry and the speed of market recovery in Malaysia.