Other leading countries include Thailand (65.01), the Philippines (64.44), Malaysia (64.22), Singapore (63.98), Japan (63.77), China (63.61), and Indonesia (63.55).

Meanwhile, others such as India, Australia and the Republic of Korea are below average though there is potential for further development, the report found.

The study uncovered the strengths and areas of improvement of workforces across Asia-Pacific on both individual and organizational levels.

While individuals are self-aware, able to build workplace relationships, and likely to encourage workforce participation, they may need support with stress management, emotional regulation, and mental well-being.

For organizations in these markets, organizational support is on the rise though companies may need support in implementing employee well-being programmes, Intellect noted.

The three sectors with the highest organizational health scores are healthcare and pharmaceuticals (67.48), government and nonprofit (66.81), and education (65.76). All of those are above the overall benchmark score of 63.85.

Other above-average industries include technology and telecommunications, professional services, and manufacturing, according to Intellect.

Chairman of Bac Giang provincial People's Committee Le Anh Duong receives Korean Business Association

BAC GIANG - On April 2, Chairman of the Bac Giang Provincial People's Committee (PPC) Le Anh Duong received the working delegation from Korean Business Association (KBA) in Vietnam.

Prime Minister works with Japan Business Federation

Vietnam always treasures ties with Japan and activities of its investors in the country, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh told a delegation from the Japan Business Federation (KEIDANREN) led by Masayoshi Fujimoto and Masayuki Hyodo, Co-chairmen of KEIDANREN’s Japan - Vietnam Economic Committee at a working session in Hanoi on March 28.

Deputy PM welcomes Chinese business delegation

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang received a delegation from Dongfang business association led by Pang Gangzhi, Chairman of Anzhi Group, in Hanoi on March 27.

Promoting motivation to reform business environment

In 2024, the Government restored the Programme on improving the business environment by issuing Resolution 02/NQ-CP on reforming the business environment and enhancing national competitiveness. The return of the Resolution after a year of hiatus carries the message that boosting the business environment is a priority task, demonstrating the Government’s attention and companionship with the business community.

PM meets Vietnamese scientists, NZ business circle in New Zealand

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh had a working session with the group of Vietnamese professionals working in New Zealand (VietTech NZ) in Auckland on March 10 as part of his official visit to NZ.

Source: VnExpress