Indonesian employees positive about employment
25 March 2015
More than nine in 10 Indonesian employees expect employment opportunities to improve or be maintained in the next year, according to a survey from global specialist recruiter Michael Page.
Wed, 25 Mar 2015More than nine in 10 Indonesian employees expect employment opportunities to improve or be maintained in the next year, according to a survey from global specialist recruiter Michael Page.
The research, published today (25 March), reveals 94% of Indonesian workers anticipate job openings to have stayed the same or to have improved over the next 12 months. Of this group 53% expect an improvement.
The main reason respondents gave for seeking a change in role is a pay rise (24%), followed by career progression (18%).
The research, published today (25 March), reveals 94% of Indonesian workers anticipate job openings to have stayed the same or to have improved over the next 12 months. Of this group 53% expect an improvement.
The main reason respondents gave for seeking a change in role is a pay rise (24%), followed by career progression (18%).
