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WorkAsia: Customer Focus Can Revive Employee Engagement
As reflected in the WorkAsia survey report, Watson Wyatt's Deirdre Lander stresses the importance of employee engagement in returning an organisation to stability and profitability after the downturn.
Mergers and Acquisitions: Issues and opportunities in the Economic Crisis
Although the global economy is in recession, companies with sufficient resources should be taking a more proactive approach to M&A. Watson Wyatt's Josephine Chow says companies can widen the gap between themselves and their competitors by leveraging the bottoming economy and their own resources.
Effective Talent Management that makes Business Sense
"How do I develop a Talent Management System?", How do I move forward?", "What does the organization need to do to address major business issues and goals?" This article gives you some ideas to answer these questions.
As I gamely completed another online survey in one of my seemingly endless adventures on the web, I unsuspectingly stumbled upon a sudden realization... 30 - 35, welcome to my age box. A question comes to mind, why is age, that single number which some women sometimes conveniently forget, such an important number?
The power of integrated reward and talent management
In light of the volatile business environment, companies need to get an even greater return on their investment in reward and talent management programs than is generally the case, says Watson Wyatt's Rachelle Arcebal. Our Global Strategic Rewards report presents information that aims to increase employer understanding of the factors that attract, retain and motivate employees.
The specter of stagflation or a period of rising prices coupled with slow growth is battering the Philippine economy. After capping the previous year with an unusually high growth, the country was caught in the shockwaves of escalating world food and fuel prices in the first quarter of 2008.