Michael Page is a global General Recruitment Firm. Not a hospitality or Asia specialist as such. Their report though is very informative. What stands out for me is on page 7, Hospitality. Tourism & Travel among the highest scoring industries to face challenges when hiring. Yet, on the topic of age discrimination and stereotyping we see the employer side has not caught on with reality. Major hotel companies that were not capable of retaining talents, especially during the COVID period, label those who kept themselves at work, as job hoppers, and while also not always maintaining the highest standards, randomly have an opinion on what is 'luxury' or 'life-style'. We see overall the great disconnect, that is keeping hospitality down, foregoing to hire the RIGHT people, and RETAIN them.
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