Opportunities in Management Associate Program - Insurance Sector, Indonesia.
Our Client is one of the leading life insurance firms in Indonesia and has won numerous awards in this industry. Their products include life insurance, health insurance and accident insurance amongst others. They are looking for experienced professionals to join their management fast track program. more

"Singapore Employers should raise the monthly variable component (MVC) of workers' wages beyond 10 per cent."
Singapore Employers should raise the monthly variable component (MVC) of workers' wages beyond 10 per cent, so that their companies have greater flexibility to deal with future economic shocks, said Manpower Minister Gan Kim Yong. more

China's commercial banks need staff to boost new business lines.
Agriculture Bank of China’s dual Hong Kong and Shanghai IPO of US$19.3bn is amazing the world. Yet size doesn’t always translate into strength and competitiveness. Aware of this, the large Chinese commercial banks are trying to diversify their balance sheets, which means they also have to take on new staff within emerging business lines. more

China sovereign wealth fund starts new round of global hiring with over 60 jobs on offer.
China Investment Corp., the nation’s sovereign wealth fund, is starting a new round of international hiring to meet its “business development needs,” according to a recent statement on its website. more

China's employment rate of college graduates up in 2010
The employment rate of Chinese college graduates in 2010 increased by 4.2 percentage points year on year, according to statistics released by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in July 2010. more

Deals rush may in to Asian finance sector, says PwC
KUALA LUMPUR: Asia’s quick recovery from the global economic slump could spur a buying spree among local banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions that will create super regional players , PriceWaterhouse Coopers said this week. (21.07.10) more

Singaporean banks get flexible in China.
The big three Singaporean banks – DBS, UOB and OCBC – are taking a more aggressive and flexible approach in the Chinese recruitment market in order to compete with domestic and other foreign banks. more

China's banking sector cries out for credit risk candidates.
The recent business expansion of foreign banks in China has created an urgent need for recruiting more risk management professionals. more

Three quarters of UK employers 'require 2:1 degree'.
Many employers are now filtering applicants by degree grade. Intense competition for graduate jobs means that more than three quarters of employers require at least a 2:1 degree grade, a survey suggests. more

Hong Kong banks hiring and will pay to keep staff.
Hong Kong banks and financial-services companies are leading the way as the city's employers step up hiring and say they are willing to pay more money to retain staff, according to a report by a leading staffing services firm. more

Singapore's Ministry of Manpower reports that robust economic recovery strengthens labour market.
The strong economic recovery has led to more people securing jobs. Total employment rose by 36,500 in the first quarter of 2010........ more

China adopts more open policy to attract foreign talents.
China's central authorities have set down a more open policy to attract top-notch foreign talents to help promote the economic and social development and global competitiveness of the nation. more

Opportunities are bountiful in Shanghai’s booming commercial banking sector!
In the last 12 months demand for Commercial Bankers within the China market has fluctuated greatly. more

Global Recruiters' Confidence On Hiring In 2nd Half 2010 Rises.
Confidence among recruitment companies around the world about the prospects for hiring rose 11% in the five months to May so that 67% now expect revenue growth in the second half of the year, the Association of Executive Search Consultants said Tuesday. more

Beijing plans curbs on number of foreigners working in China
Beijing is planning to introduce its first-ever immigration laws in an effort to control the increasing number of foreigners coming to China to work. more

Employee Turnover in China is Rampant as firms once again compete for top talent.
Leading labour analysts, Hewitt estimates that the average voluntary employee turnover rate for foreign companies in China will this year return to pre-crisis levels of more than 15 per cent. Last year, the rate fell to 14.2 per cent from 17.4 per cent in 2008. more

Consult Group Market Report - China Banking & Financial Services – 2010
In general, the banking and financial services sector expects a positive headcount growth; with the vast majority of those polled expecting to hire additional staff during the year. more

Consult Group Market Report - China Manufacturing & Industry – Salary Information – 2010
In line with the economic recovery most employers are increasing their internal budgets for their 2010 headcount, which helps to drive buoyancy within the sector. more

India, China to Lead 2010 Salary Increases in Asia
India and China are likely to lead salary increases in Asia next year, tracking growth in two of the region’s three biggest economies, Hewitt Associates Inc. said recently. more

United Kingdom - Chancellor imposes one-off super tax on bankers bonuses.
Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced plans for a one-off super-tax on bankers' bonuses as part of his pre-Budget report. more

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