Global Mobility Consultant
Cargill
On June 7, Tiffany will join panelist Eva Lu also of Cargill and moderator Meng Ziang Chy of Graebel to discuss China talent mobility challenges, changes and trends.
Tiffany is based in Shanghai and has more than 10 years of experience in multiple areas of Human Resources and Global Mobility. In the current role as Global Mobility Consultant, Tiffany partners with internal stakeholders on all international moves into Asia Pacific region and globally for certain businesses, also leads multiple global projects and looks after the process & service delivery of Cargill Global Mobility team cross regions.
We appreciate Tiffany for sharing her knowledge with the ATMA community!
June 7 14:00 HKT | Country Update Webinar / China
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ASIA TALENT MOBILITY ALLIANCE (ATMA) WELCOMES RNA GROUP K.K. WHO JOINS AS FOUNDATION PARTNER
Foundation Partners play a fundamental role in the development of Talent Mobility in Asia and the formation of ATMA's supportive programs and services for the industry across the region.
Hong Kong, DATE -May 29, 2023 Asia Talent Mobility Alliance (ATMA), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the innovation and development of the talent mobility industry of Asia welcomes the support of the RNA Group K.K. , a provider of destination, visa and immigration services as a Foundation Partner.
Foundation Partners provide substantial financial, talent and knowledge resources to help fulfil the vision and mission of ATMA. The program stands apart from a typical sponsorship and involves a deep partnership and leadership position for developing the organization. Invitations were extended to those companies with a demonstrated dedication to the professionalism and advancement of the talent mobility industry in Asia.
"As cooperation and trade grow through agreements like RCEP and ASEAN and as Asian headquartered corporations expand regionally and globally, we believe an association built in Asia for the Asian talent mobility community and wholly focused on advancing that community is necessary," stated Sean Collins, ATMA Launch Committee member. "ATMA is a not-for-profit and relies on the support and active participation of members and sponsors. As a Foundation Partner, RNA Group extends its deep investment and involvement in ASIA and highlights a strong commitment to the Talent Mobility community here."
“Our mission is to help people and their organizations with Mobility Services that support the globalization of Asia,” states Bryce Conlan, Director of RNA Group K.K (Japan), “This aligns perfectly with AMTA’s plan to build a talent mobility industry devoted to Asia and Asian-based companies.” “We are excited to join forces and together”, says Steve Burson, Director of RNA Group and CEO of Relo Network Asia (Singapore). “This will make faster progress on this essential component of properly representing our industry in Asia, but that until now, has been missing.”
This 30-minute session is a condensed overview of the current status of housing, immigration, policy trends and more impacting mobile talent and the teams supporting them.
For our premier session, our focus is on China.
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The strength and success of an alliance that includes a wide variety of companies across a region the size of Asia relies on membership with diverse backgrounds, unique perspectives, and different locations.
Our Launch Committee members mirror that ideal and, while standing firmly behind ATMA’s mission, vision and pillars, find personal meaning in each. We asked them to share their individual views and to permit us to publish their profiles in this series.
Singapore and Hong Kong are two of the most competitive cities in the world for talent. Both cities offer a high standard of living, a strong economy, and a diverse range of job opportunities. However, the competition for talent is fierce, and both cities are constantly striving to attract and retain the best and brightest.
In this post, we will take a look at the competition for talent in Singapore and Hong Kong. We will discuss the factors that make these cities attractive to job seekers, as well as the challenges that they face in attracting and retaining top talent.
Factors that make Singapore and Hong Kong attractive to job seekers
There are many factors that make Singapore and Hong Kong attractive to job seekers. These include:
Challenges in attracting and retaining top talent
Despite the many advantages that Singapore and Hong Kong offer, they face some challenges in attracting and retaining top talent. These include:
The competition for talent in Singapore and Hong Kong is fierce. Both cities offer a high standard of living, a strong economy, and a diverse range of job opportunities. However, they also face some challenges in attracting and retaining top talent. These include the high cost of living, the competition for talent, the lack of affordable housing, and the political instability in Hong Kong.
Despite these challenges, both Singapore and Hong Kong remain attractive cities for job seekers. They offer a great quality of life and many opportunities for career advancement.
The Asia Pacific workforce is in a state of flux. The COVID-19 pandemic has upended the way we work, and employees are rethinking their priorities. In PwC's Asia Pacific Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2022, they surveyed nearly 18,000 workers across the region to get a sense of what they're thinking and feeling.
The survey found that employees are restless, with just over half satisfied with their job, over a third planning to ask for a pay rise in the next 12 months, and one in five intending to change employers. Given the acute skills shortage across the region, companies must do more than attract new staff; they'll also need to 're-recruit' the talent they already have by creating the conditions that make people want to stay.
Here are seven reasons why you should read PwC's Asia Pacific Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2022:
1. To understand what employees want
The survey found that employees want more meaningful work, a better deal around fair pay, and to be able to bring their authentic selves to work. But are their leaders listening?
2. To identify the key trends shaping the future of work
The survey also found that employees are concerned about the impact of technology on their jobs, the future of work, and the future of the workplace. By understanding these concerns, companies can start to develop strategies to address them.
3. To benchmark your company against the competition
The survey provides a wealth of data on employee sentiment and behavior across the Asia Pacific region. By benchmarking your company against the competition, you can identify areas where you're doing well and areas where you need to improve.
4. To attract and retain top talent
In a competitive job market, it's more important than ever to attract and retain top talent. By understanding what employees want and need, you can create a workplace that people are excited to be a part of.
5. To improve employee engagement and productivity
When employees are engaged and productive, they're more likely to stay with your company. By understanding what drives employee engagement and productivity, you can create a workplace that helps people reach their full potential.
6. To make better business decisions
The survey provides valuable insights into the mindset of the Asia Pacific workforce. By understanding what employees are thinking and feeling, you can make better decisions that will impact your business.
7. To stay ahead of the curve
The world of work is changing rapidly. By staying ahead of the curve, you can ensure that your company is prepared for the future.
Conclusion
PwC's Asia Pacific Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2022 is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the current state of the Asia Pacific workforce. The survey provides valuable insights into the mindset of employees, the key trends shaping the future of work, and how companies can attract, retain, and engage top talent.
ASIA TALENT MOBILITY ALLIANCE (ATMA) WELCOMES ECA International WHO JOINS AS FOUNDATION PARTNER
Hong Kong, March 27 - Asia Talent Mobility Alliance (ATMA), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the innovation and development of the talent mobility industry of Asia welcomes the support of ECA International, a leading provider of data, specialist software, consultancy and training to business on international talent mobility management as a Foundation Partner.
"As cooperation and trade grow through agreements like RCEP and ASEAN and as Asian headquartered corporations expand regionally and globally, we believe an association built in Asia for the Asian talent mobility community and wholly focused on advancing that community is necessary," stated Sean Collins, ATMA Board Chair. "ATMA is a not-for-profit and relies on the support and active participation of members and sponsors. As a Foundation Partner, ECA extends its deep investment and involvement in ASIA and highlights a strong commitment to the Talent Mobility community here."
“ECA has been a leader in the global mobility industry for over half a century and has a long-standing presence in Asia. We are honoured to be joining ATMA as a Foundation Partner and are excited to help advance Talent Mobility in the region.," says Lee Quane, Regional Director for Asia at ECA International. "The movement of people into and within Asia will be critical for the continued social and economic development of the region and we look forward to supporting the work of ATMA."
About:
Asia Talent Mobility Alliance (ATMA) is dedicated to empowering the talent mobility industry in Asia. It is the first not-for-profit mobility organization developed in Asia specifically for Asian and Asian headquartered companies. Members include HR, Talent Acquisition, and Global Mobility teams, as well as those in related fields that provide the support and structure to position employees wherever needed. ATMA advances its mission through services and programs that support members' communication, education, community, and advocacy.
For more information, please visit: https://asiatma.com
Media Contact: Sharon Michnay, Relo Network Asia, +1.312.521.0871 sharon.michnay@relonetworkasia.com.
ECA International is the market-leading provider of knowledge, information and technology that enable businesses to manage their international mobility programmes. Partnering with thousands of clients globally, we provide a fully integrated suite of quality data, specialist software, consultancy and training. Our unparalleled insights guide clients as they mobilise their most valuable resource: people. We make the complex world of international mobility simple, providing clients with the expertise and support they need to make the right decisions - every time.
Mobility solutions for a world that’s constantly moving.
For more information, please visit: www.eca-international.com
Media Contact: Jenny Chiang, ECA International jenny.chiang@eca-international.com
This bill aims to promote flexible work arrangements and modernize the country's workforce. With the increasing trend of remote work globally, Thailand has taken a step forward to provide a legal framework for employees to work from the comfort of their homes.
The new bill requires employers to provide the necessary equipment and technology for employees to perform their job duties effectively. It also ensures that employees working from home receive the same benefits and protections as those working in a traditional office setting. The bill also establishes telecommuting guidelines and outlines employees' and employers' rights and responsibilities.
The bill's passage is in line with the government's commitment to promoting digitalization and modernization in the country. It is expected to encourage more businesses to adopt remote work policies. Adopting the Work-from-Home bill in Thailand marks a significant milestone in formalizing this workforce category.
You can read more on the ASEAN Briefing.
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Our gratitude to Daniel Wan, Shumin Yeo and Avrom Goldberg for the great conversation.
Senior Manager, Global Mobility
Micron Technology
Micron has over 40 offices across Asia and globally.
On November 24, Shumin will join panelist Daniel Wan of Atotech and moderator Avrom Goldberg of Weichert Workforce Mobility for an open discussion on managing talent mobility across Asia in a remote work environment.
Based in Singapore, Shumin leads the global mobility function worldwide for Micron. Shumin and her team provide strategic partnership with business leaders to deliver best in-class People solutions and exceptional Talent experience with the aim for attracting top and diverse Talent to Micron, living core Micron values and enabling Micron’s vision.
In addition: Shumin is also part of the Steering Committee for the Micron Women’s Leadership Network’s Singapore chapter (MWLN) which aims to promote developmental opportunities for everyone at Micron. The MWLN is a voluntary, employee-led resource group to foster an inclusive workplace for Micron’s women team members and allies. In November 2021, this group was recognized with the Singapore Human Resources Excellence Award for Excellence in Women Empowerment Strategy. Shumin has been recognized as 1 of the Top 250 Global Mobility Professionals in the world in a worldwide poll. She was recognized in April this year by the Forum for Expatriate Management in the Americas with the award for Rising Star in Mobility.
We are grateful for Shumin's time on this webinar as well as her overall dedication and work as a member of the ATMA Launch Committee.
November 24 09:00 HKT | Asia Talent Mobility in a Remote Work / Work from Anywhere Environment
Topics of discussion will include:
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