HONG KONG ma MACAU - O kamupani i Macau o loʻo sili ona popole ile faʻatosina mai o tagata faigaluega ma le taofiofia ole taua mo taleni ile teritori sili ona tele ile lalolagi ua see atu ile malae ole soifua maloloina ma penefiti, e tusa ai ma se suesuega talu ai nei na faia e Marsh.
O se suʻesuʻega o le pulega o tulaga lamatia pulega ma kamupani pulega faafoeina e Marsh i le lata mai lamatia pulega fonotaga talimalo i Macau faaalia ai o kamupani faaauau pea ona tauivi ma tagata faigaluega-fesoʻotaʻiga tulaga lamatia, ma 71% faaigoaina tagata faigaluega tosina ma faatumauina o le pito i luga tulaga lamatia feagai ma a latou faalapotopotoga . Na sosoʻo mai ma le le totogia o le aufaʻatau poʻo le le totogiina (29%), aitalafu faʻapolofesa (29%), cyber-osofaʻiga (25%), faʻalavelave faʻalenatura (25%), siʻosiʻomaga poʻo le faʻaleagaina o aitalafu (21%), ma tulaga faʻapolokiki ( 21%).
Ina ua fesiligia poo a gaioiga o le a faia e le latou kamupani e faʻaleleia atili ai le puleaina o tulaga lamatia ma le faʻatinoina o le latou inisiua polokalama, na tutusa salalau faʻaiuga. O le tasi vaetolu na fai mai o le a latou siitia la latou paketi o le puleaina o tulaga lamatia, o le tasi vaetolu na fai mai o le a latou faatauina inisiua i ni eria fou, ma o le toe tasi tasi vae tolu na fai mai o le a latou faalauteleina le faaaogaina o le o lo oi ai nei inisiua pagota.
O Lei Yu, o le Faʻatonu o le Marsh Macau, na ia saunoa e faapea: "O le mataupu o tulaga lamatia e fesoʻotaʻi ma tagata faigaluega ua faʻateleina i se teritori pei o Macau, o se tamaoaiga e faʻavae i talimalo ma taʻaloga. Kamupani e tatau ona ofaina faʻatauvaga penefiti polokalame e faʻatosina ma taofia taleni, a o loʻo faʻapipiʻi foi i le saogalemu falefaigaluega ma le soifua maloloina polokalame e faʻaititia ai le toesea ma faʻateleina galueaina. "
“O le vave oso o Macau i le avea ai o se taʻaloga tele i le lalolagi ua faʻamalosia kamupani e faʻaaoga se sili atu faʻafaigofie auala i le puleaina o tulaga lamatia ma inisiua. I le tele o itu, o le auala i le puleaina o tulaga lamatia ua vave ona atiina ae i Macau nai lo isi maketi a Asia ua aliali mai ona o le ogaoga lona tuputupu aʻe. "
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- A survey of corporate risk managers and company executives conducted by Marsh at a recent risk management forum hosted in Macau revealed that companies continue to struggle with workforce-related risk issues, with 71% naming employee attraction and retention as the top risk issue facing their organization.
- Companies in Macau are most concerned about employee attraction and retention as the war for talent in the world’s biggest gaming territory moves into the employee health and benefits arena, according to a recent risk management survey conducted by Marsh.
- “Macau’s rapid rise as the world’s largest gaming destination has forced companies to adopt a more sophisticated approach to risk management and insurance.
