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Here's how much it pays to control the fortunes of America's wealthiest people — and ...

Business Insider 06 Jun 2023
About 40% of US family offices, the private investment offices that preserve wealth for the ultra-wealthy, are paying their chief investment offices $1 million or more, according to a report from KPMG and UK-based recruitment firm Agreus Group.
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EXCLUSIVE: An insider reveals the sorry combination of reasons why airlines lose your luggage on ...

The Daily Mail 06 Jun 2023
how does this bag get from Brisbane to London via Singapore?'. But Mr Taylor said many of the new recruits don't know the basics because they're not being properly trained ... He claimed such disturbances happen more often on Jetstar and Air New Zealand flights, but that airlines such as Qatar, Singapore and Emirates do not have such problems ... .
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Singapore’s soaring costs drive expats to Malaysia, Vietnam

Al Jazeera 05 Jun 2023
While there is no official data on the number of foreign workers leaving Singapore, multinational firms are increasingly looking to move staff out of the city to cut costs, according to recruitment agencies ... While expats have been leaving Singapore due to the high rental and ...
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‘I’ve been on seven solo holidays this year without my partner – people ask if ...

Metro UK 03 Jun 2023
Christina Patel/SWNS) ... In the last year alone she's been to Barbados, the USA, Nicaragua, Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka - and has no plans to curb her vacationing just yet. Christina, a recruiter, from Ware, Hertfordshire, shares, 'I love travelling, it's that feeling of freedom and having different adventures every day.' ... More.
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Lessons from Harvey's determination and resilience

The Manila Times 03 Jun 2023
Furthermore, he did his online graduate education and journal article while working full-time in Singapore's corporate world, to continue supporting his parents, his ... After his brief stint at PNGOC, Harvey found a more stable job in the recruitment industry in Singapore in 2015.
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BI holds five outbound Pinoys with fake papers

Manila Standard 01 Jun 2023
Immigration Commissioner Norman Tansingco said his operatives intercepted four women bound for Bangkok, Thailand and a male passenger intending to leave for Singapore ... The five passengers eventually admitted that they were recruited to work as office staff in Thailand, and were offered a salary of P30,000.
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TDCX’s first quarter 2023 revenue up 8.2%, or up 13.1% in constant currency terms1

Tyler Morning Telegraph 31 May 2023
SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 31, 2023-- ... June 1, 2023, 8.30 AM (Singapore / Hong Kong Time) ... Singapore ... Singapore-headquartered TDCX provides transformative digital CX solutions, enabling world-leading and disruptive brands to acquire new customers, to build customer loyalty and to protect their online communities ... Recruitment expense.
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Immigration agents halt Singapore-bound Pinays

Manila Standard 30 May 2023
Two female overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who were illegally recruited to work as entertainers in Singapore were intercepted by immigration officers at the Clark International Airport ... have active work permits in Singapore as entertainers.
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Indian math, science, language teachers in high demand in UK; to get ₹27 lakh yearly. Check relocation fee here

Live Mint 27 May 2023
Countries includedIn an effort to boost the number of teachers, the government has begun an overseas recruitment initiative under which teachers of math, science and language-teaching qualifications from India, Ghana, Singapore, Jamaica, Nigeria, South Africa and Zimbabwe are being recognised. IRP teacher recruitment in UK.
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Indian maths, science teachers in demand in UK: ReportEligible teachers must have a degree, recognised ...

Deccan Herald 27 May 2023
In an effort to boost the number of teachers, the government has begun an overseas recruitment initiative under which teachers of maths, science and language-teaching qualifications from India, Ghana, Singapore, Jamaica, Nigeria, South Africa and Zimbabwe are being recognised, the report said.
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UAE airlines go on hiring overdrive as they expand services

Gulf News 21 May 2023
Emirates is organising multiple recruitment roadshows in over 50 countries, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, North America, the UK, Spain, Denmark, Belgium, and the UAE, in preparation for the upcoming travel season and as the airline prepares to take delivery of its Airbus A350s in mid-2024.
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Status Labs Reorganizes Operating Structure and Forms New Challenger Business Services Company, Millbrook Companies

Hastings Tribune 16 May 2023
AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 16, 2023-- ... Following banner years between 2020 and 2022, during which top-line revenue grew more than 30 percent, Millbrook has expanded into Asia with an office in Singapore and is actively recruiting to meet growing demand for its challenger marketing services – a testament to a winning formula ... CONTACT ... KEYWORD.
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Using videos and AI in recruitment

Seatrade Maritime News 11 May 2023
Local Singapore recruitment agency Talent-Merge is using video resumes and AI to streamline application processes for its maritime clients ... Singapore ... “We will use the AI to match how close the candidate is with the job description.” Where the match is, say 70% or 80% the recruitment manager will then watch those selected videos.

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