Three potential challenges for HR in Malaysia in the next 12-24 months
Just 39% of HR executives in Malaysia say their organization is adapting to the 'new reality' in light of COVID-19, with a similar group in the resilience phase. At the same time, 18% have moved on to support the organization to reset and identify opportunities.
Close to nine in 10 (87%) HR executives in Malaysia believe the function plays a leading role in responding to COVID-19, KPMG's recent 2020 HR Pulse Survey has found.
The survey also found that just 39% of HR executives in Malaysia say their organization is adapting to the 'new reality' in light of COVID-19. A similar 39% consider their organization to still be in the resilience phase, where they are involved in supporting and developing leaders and employees to manage through uncertainty.
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