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Prepare for flexibility - it's where the law may be heading

As anyone who works in Hong Kong will tell you, the average working day in our city for many people is longer than in other parts of the world, writes Kathleen Healy and Laura Chapman. ...

HK employers good sports in backing fitness

Most employees in Hong Kong say their employers actively support a healthy lifestyle and staying mentally fit, according to a recent survey, writes Darius Musni. ...

Flexibility helps boost loyalty and productivity

While the issue of fixed working hours continues to provoke lively debate in Hong Kong, the concept of flexible hours is becoming more appealing to senior managers, writes Chris Davis. ...

All together as ‘one family’

Anita Chan says that a new HR initiative at the Cosmo hotel chain is helping strengthen family bonds ... ...

Stand-ins rise to the occasion

This week, we continue to look at how employers can benefit from effectively using temporary assignments in their workforce, writes Marc Burrage. ...

No age group knows it all

A workplace made up of employees from a diverse range of age groups is commonplace in organisations around the ... ...

Slaying the ‘creativity-killers’

To employ an oft-used term from his native Australia, Andrew Grant “rocked up” into Hong Kong last month, impressing the audience at the “Who Killed Creativity?” seminar – co-sponsored by Classified Post and China Speakers Agency – where ... ...

The business of social change

When Productive Workplaces was first published in 1987, it made a huge impact on Ronald Reagan's resurgent America. But by the onset of the 21st century, business paradigms had shifted sufficiently to ... ...

Bums on office seats are not always good for bottom line

Employees can probably feel less guilty about tardiness or web-surfing during office hours. At least that's the implication of the results from ... ...