Fadhil Yunus The Brunei Darussalam Swimming Association (BDSA) will be sending one team each in the 16th FINA World Swimming Championships in Melbourne, Australia and the 44th Southeast Asia (SEA) Age Group Swimming Championships in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia later this month. In conjunction with the teams’ imminent participation, a team T-shirt handover ceremony from sponsors […]
SINGAPORE - Expecting the global Great Resignation phenomenon to play out in full next year, employers in Singapore are reverting salary increments and payroll budgets to near pre-pandemic levels in a bid to hold on to their employees, as well as fill vacancies next year. Publishing its Mercer's 2021 Total Remuneration Survey last Wednesday (Nov 17), Mercer Singapore said workers.
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Expecting the global Great Resignation phenomenon to play out in full next year, employers in Singapore are reverting salary increments and payroll budgets to near pre-pandemic levels in a bid to hold on to their employees, as well as fill vacancies next year.