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Employers' groups are opposing the recently House-approved P200 minimum wage hike, claiming smaller businesses won't be able to pay workers.
Philippine private sector and employers groups on Thursday (June 5) raised the alarm over the congressmen approving a P200 across-the-board minimum wage hike for workers in the sector, as they cited inflationary risks and its impact on small businesses.The ...
Nearly 8 in 10 employees are open to going back to a previous employer.
Most Filipino professionals would be willing to return to a previous employer, while most managers currently hiring are open to considering hiring a previous employee, a new study says. About 78 percent of professionals in the Philippines, or about eight in 10, ...
If you’re planning a new career path, then this Forbes list might help you out. 
The latest edition of the World's Best Employers list is out, and this time, seven Philippine companies made it to the prestigious list. Forbes partnered with Statista for the sixth edition of the list, which surveyed 150,000 workers from 57 ...
It’s a sign of optimism for the year.
Employers in the Philippines are projected to give pay rises this year at an average of 5.6 percent, reflecting the overall optimism despite no clear end to the scourge of the pandemic. In addition, as much as 82.4 percent of ...
The parent company of Google is in first place, followed by Microsoft, as the best employers in the world.
In its first ever list of best employers, Forbes magazine collated information on thousands of companies around the world and came up with the best companies to work with. Unsurprisingly, Alphabet, the parent company of tech giant Google, came in first, with ...
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