Vietnam leads Asia-Pacific in workplace satisfaction
VOV.VN - Workplace satisfaction levels are on an "upward trajectory" across the Asia-Pacific region, with Vietnam currently leading the way with 65.09 points, according to a report issued by Asia's largest mental health care company Intellect.
According to Intellect, other countries in the top include Thailand with 65.01 points, the Philippines with 64.44 points, Malaysia with 64.22 points, Singapore with 63.98 points, Japan with 63.77 points, China with 63.61 points, and Indonesia with 63.55 points.
In contrast, India, Australia, Taiwan (China), and the Republic of Korea (RoK) are all below average, although there remains potential for further development.
This study highlights the strengths and areas for improvement of the workforce across the Asia-Pacific region at both individual and organizational levels.
Although individuals are self-aware, can build relationships in the workplace, and have the ability to encourage workforce participation, they may require support with stress management, emotional regulation, and mental health.
For organizations in these markets, institutional support is increasing, although companies may need assistance in implementing employee benefit programmes.
The three sectors with the highest organizational health scores were healthcare and pharmaceuticals with 67.48 points, government and nonprofit with 66.81 points, and education with 65.76 points.
All are higher than the overall benchmark of 63.85 points. Other above-average industries include technology and telecommunications, professional services, and manufacturing.
