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Westlife Foodworld Ltd. (formerly Westlife Development Ltd.) – owner and operator of McDonald’s restaurants in West and South India, has appointed Sandhydeep Purri as the Chief People Officer. In this role, she will oversee the entire spectrum of HR functions at Westlife Foodworld, with a focus on enhancing HR governance, optimising strategic HR processes, and driving the integration of technology within HR. Her leadership will be critical in a

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Employee engagement in the US is not up to the mark, reaching its lowest level in a decade last year with only 31% of employees engaged, according to a Gallup study. The findings pointed out that only 10% of employees feel engaged after getting negative feedback for their work. Not only that, about 30% of them, especially Gen Z, start looking for a new job as soon as they get negative reviews for their work performance, said the study. Gen Z e…

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HONG KONG – Manulife Asia has unveiled significant changes to its senior leadership team, aiming to bolster its presence across the region’s diverse markets. Dr Kah Siang Khoo, currently CEO of Manulife Singapore, is set to take the helm as CEO of Emerging Markets, steering the company’s operations across Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and the Philippines. Dr Khoo has been a driving force behind sustainable growth since joining Manulife…

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