Strategies to attract and retain Malaysian Gen Zs and millennials


Deloitte South-East Asia consulting director Lee Yun-Han

MANY employers in Malaysia are struggling with workforce shortages due to the great resignation brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Today, attracting and retaining the workforce remain the top priority for chief executive officers and business owners alike.

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Gen Z , Millennial , hybrid , remote work

   

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