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Amid an uncertain economic future, experts see a labour market stalemate heading into 2024

Amid an uncertain economic future, experts see a labour market stalemate heading into 2024
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Talent acquisition and recruitment policies transforming

HR policies are evolving rapidly, according to a new report.

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Nearly half of surveyed professionals in Hong Kong plan to move jobs, as higher salary remains the most valued

Here's a glimpse of the 2024 salary guide, most in-demand roles, and skillsets to help hiring managers plan better for 2024.

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Amid an uncertain economic future, experts see a labour market stalemate heading into 2024

While employees are hoping for a raise to help them overcome the rising cost of living, organizations are being cautious with their spending

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Employers plan to raise salaries next year to compete in tight labor market

Employers in the Netherlands are trying hard to keep their current workers and attract new ones. Three-quarters of employers plan to give more wage increases next year. Many are also looking at upping their secondary employment conditions, like work-from-home or even pet insurance, to make their company an attractive place to work, De Telegraaf reports based on the Salary Guide 2024, a study by recruitment agency Robert Half.

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