Nga Le Sharing Asia HR Market Report and Salary Guide 2024
Nga Le Sharing Asia HR Market Report and Salary Guide 2024
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Asia HR market report and salary guide
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Introduction
Welcome to our Asia HR market report and salary
guide for 2024. The HR landscape in Asia is undergoing
significant changes as the global economy recovers and
adapts to new realities.
With the evolving landscape of digital transformation global players and persisting political instability
and innovation fueling business expansion across the in certain regions, organisations are recalibrating
region, organisations are compelled to stay abreast of their expansion strategies and adopting a more
the latest HR trends and salary benchmarks. cautious approach to hiring. However, amidst these
challenges, some companies are leveraging the
Our report aims to provide HR professionals, business
current situation to establish a stronger foothold in
leaders and job seekers with valuable insights into
Asia, tapping into the region’s vast growth potential.
the current state of the HR market in Asia.
In summary, our Asia HR market report and salary
We have gathered data from various industries, guide provides a comprehensive overview of
job roles and levels of experience to create a the current HR landscape in the region. We hope
comprehensive salary guide that reflects the latest that this report will be a valuable resource for HR
market trends. professionals, business leaders and job seekers
alike as they navigate the rapidly changing business
Our report also includes an in-depth analysis of key environment in Asia.
HR issues such as talent management, employee
About our salary guide
engagement and diversity and inclusion.
Data for this salary guide has been compiled from our
Our survey indicates that nearly two-thirds of HR network, recent appointments over the past twelve
professionals are considering moving roles in the months as well as several targeted LinkedIn polls. As
next year. always with our salary guides, there will be outliers at
either end of the salary bands due to the vast number
This could be either a huge opportunity or a huge of companies from which we have collected data. If
threat to businesses. Those companies that listen to you require bespoke salary advice or benchmarking
what employees want and who create a compelling for you or your team, please get in touch with us.
employee experience and competitive benefits
package, stand to do well in the battle to attract Further salary guide and market information can also
and retain the best talent. be shared via our offices in the UK, Europe, Middle
East, Australia and the US at your request.
Furthermore, the geopolitical climate in Asia
continues to exert significant influence on the HR
landscape. With ongoing tensions between major
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Of women would
turn down a role
75% if it meant four
or more days in
the office
We’re still adjusting
to new norms
Microsoft’s Work Trend Index Of men would
report of over 6000 workers turn down a role
shows many of us have not 54% if it meant four or
more days in the
fully settled on our new office
normal, with large numbers
of remote and hybrid workers
still considering a shift Of junior talent
would turn down
83% a role if it meant
57% four or more days
in the office
Remote workers considering
shift to hybrid
Of senior talent
would turn down
51% 58% a role if it meant
Hybrid workers considering four or more days
shift to remote in the office
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Despite initial fears and uncertainties, the North While China may continue to face challenges, there
Asia job market experienced a surprisingly smooth is optimism that the market will stabilize in due
year in 2023, despite volatility and external factors course. Our clients in the senior space are actively
such as inflation and high interest rates. The preparing for Q2 of this year, and we currently have
market remained fairly strong, defying projections several ongoing pipelining projects. This segment
of a recession, banking crisis, and geopolitical of the market is expected to remain buoyant, with
challenges. While the future of the job market in organizations prioritizing HR and workforce planning
2024 is still uncertain, early indications suggest a as critical business functions. This presents
positive outlook for the year ahead. numerous opportunities for professionals seeking
new challenges and exciting career paths in one of
Organizations in the region are actively seeking
the world’s most dynamic regions.
professionals with a strong understanding of
the local market, language skills, and cultural Furthermore, as Hong Kong repositions itself as an
sensitivities. The demand for strategic total international hub, we anticipate a gradual return
rewards leaders who can drive business results has of talent to the city. This presents an opportunity
increased significantly. These professionals play for professionals to explore career prospects in a
a crucial role in aligning HR strategies with overall vibrant and diverse community while experiencing a
business objectives. Moreover, since the beginning rich cultural environment.
of 2024, signs of growth have emerged. One of
the key supporting factors is the healthy IPO and
M&A pipeline in the US and Europe, leading many As Hong Kong repositions itself as an
organizations to plan for the expansion of their international hub, we anticipate a gradual
Talent Acquisition teams. Additionally, organizations return of talent to the city.
are proactively revamping their HR functions to
ensure their HR practices are future-proof.
Tony Ho
Head of North Asia
+852 3008 9054
[email protected]
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Senior HR Manager/ 900-1250 900-1250 900-1250 900-1250 900-1250 900-1250 900-1250 900-1250
Senior Business
Partner (SVP)
Head of HR/HR 960-1500+ 960-1500+ 960-1500+ 960-1500+ 960-1500+ 960-1500+ 960-1500+ 960-1500+
Director (ED)
Chief HR Officer 1800-2500+ 1800-2500+ 1800-2500+ 1800-2500+ 1800-2500+ 1800-2500+ 1800-2500+ 1800-2500+
(MD/Head)
HR Ops/SS Advisor 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650
HR Ops Manager/ 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900
HR SS Manager
Campus Recruiter 350-450 350-450 350-450 350-450 350-450 350-450 350-450 350-450
Senior Campus 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650
Recruiter
Head of Campus 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+
Recruitment
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Senior Recruiter 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650
Executive Recruiter 800-1100 800-1100 800-1100 800-1100 800-1100 800-1100 800-1100 800-1100
TA Ops and Projects 550-700 550-700 550-700 550-700 550-700 550-700 550-700 550-700
L&D Advisor 400-600 400-600 400-600 400-600 400-600 400-600 400-600 400-600
L&D Manager/ 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000
Talent/Engagement
Manager
Head of D&I/ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+
Wellbeing
Head of Learning 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+
and Talent
Employee relations
HR projects
Organisation Design 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 N/A N/A
Manager
Management consulting
Senior Manager N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1000-1200 1000-1200
Head of Practice N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1300-1500+ 1300-1500+
Reward (C&B) 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650
Analyst
Reward (C&B) 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900
Manager
HRIS/Data Analyst 400-500 400-500 400-500 400-500 400-500 400-500 400-500 400-500
HRIS/Data Manager 720-900 720-900 720-900 720-900 720-900 720-900 720-900 720-900
Head of HRIS/ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+
Analytics
Payroll
Payroll Associate 360-500 370-520 360-500 370-520 360-500 370-520 360-500 370-520
Payroll Manager 600-960 620-1000 600-960 620-1000 600-960 620-1000 600-960 620-1000
Head of Payroll 960-1300+ 1000-1500+ 960-1300+ 1000-1500+ 960-1300+ 1000-1500+ 960-1300+ 1000-1500+
Global mobility
Global Mobility 420-500 420-500 420-500 420-500 420-500 420-500 420-500 420-500
Specailist
Head of Global 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+
Mobility
Senior HR Advisor 450-650 450-650 450-650 450-650 350-500 350-500 450-650 450-650
Senior HR Manager/ 900-1300 900-1300 900-1150 900-1150 650-800 650-800 700-1150 700-1150
Senior Business
Partner
Head of HR/HR 1200-2600+ 1200-2600+ 1200-1400+ 1200-1400+ 800-1600+ 800-1600+ 1200-1800+ 1200-1800+
Director
HR Ops/SS Advisor 300-500 400-550 400-550 400-550 350-500 350-500 400-550 400-550
HR Ops/SS Manager 500-750 500-750 500-750 500-750 500-700 500-700 700-850 700-850
Campus Recruiter 350-450 350-450 350-450 350-450 200-300 200-300 350-450 350-450
Senior Campus 400-600 400-600 400-600 400-600 300-500 300-500 400-600 400-600
Recruiter
Head of Campus 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1100+ 900-1100+ 700-1000+ 700-1000+ 900-1100+ 900-1100+
Recruitment
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Senior Recruiter 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 300-500 300-500 400-650 400-650
Executive Recruiter 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 600-800 600-800 700-900 700-900
TA Ops and Projects 550-700 550-700 550-700 550-700 700-1000 700-1000 550-700 550-700
L&D Advisor 400-600 400-600 400-600 400-600 200-300 200-300 400-600 400-600
L&D Manager/ 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 300-500 300-500 800-1000 800-1000
Talent Manager
Head of D&I/ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 700-1000+ 700-1000+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+
Wellbeing
Head of Learning 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+ 1000-1500+ 1000-1500+ 900-1300+ 900-1300+
and Talent
Employee relations
HR projects
Organisation Design 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 800-1000 600-800 600-800 800-1000 800-1000
Manager
Management consulting
Senior Manager 850-1000+ 850-1000+ 850-1000+ 850-1000+ N/A N/A 850-1000+ 850-1000+
Head of Practice 1150-1300+ 1150-1300+ 1150-1300+ 1150-1300+ N/A N/A 1150-1300+ 1150-1300+
Reward (C&B) 400-650 400-650 400-650 400-650 300-500 300-500 400-650 400-650
Analyst
Reward (C&B) 700-900 700-900 700-900 700-900 500-700 500-700 700-900 700-900
Manager
Head of Reward 750-1150+ 750-1150+ 750-1150+ 750-1150+ 1000-1800+ 1000-1800+ 750-1150+ 750-1150+
HRIS/Data Analyst 400-500 400-500 400-500 400-500 200-400 200-400 400-500 400-500
HRIS/Data Manager 720-900 720-900 720-900 720-900 400-700 400-700 720-900 720-900
Head of HRIS/ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+ 800-1300+ 800-1300+ 950-1200+ 950-1200+
Analytics
Payroll
Payroll Associate 360-500 360-500 360-500 360-500 200-400 200-400 360-500 360-500
Payroll Manager 600-960 600-960 600-960 600-960 400-700 400-700 600-960 600-960
Head of Payroll 960-1300+ 960-1300+ 960-1300+ 960-1300+ 800-1300+ 800-1300+ 960-1300+ 960-1300+
Global mobility
Global Mobility 420-500 420-500 420-500 420-500 300-600 300-600 420-500 420-500
Specailist
Head of Global 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+ 700-1000+ 700-1000+ 900-1200+ 900-1200+
Mobility
Having said that, professional services organisations, learning & development and/or diversity, equality and
such as the strategy and management consulting inclusion (DEI) and employer branding professionals,
firms have been busy advising their clients on people with concerns around cost and business performance.
strategy, technology and transformation. Furthermore, Having said that, we have seen signs of talent
the PE firms seem to be bullish about the year ahead acquisition professionals being in demand from
and fintech’s, especially those headquartered in the Q2, which is normally a barometer for the market,
region, are back in growth mode, creating confidence indicating hiring volumes will continue to build across
in the market. Furthermore, there’s a surprisingly high Southeast Asia.
level of interest from individuals pro-actively looking
In Singapore specifically, we have seen a number
to move employers, despite some market uncertainty,
of HR leaders secure a One Pass given job security
which suggests that once bonuses are paid, inevitably
concerns, with a number of US and European
replacement hires will come to the market. However,
headquartered organisations removing headcount
employers have been reticent to buyout bonuses this
from the region. The majority of our financial and
year, instead delaying start dates and resignations to
professional services clients have also returned to
make cost savings.
the office on a three or four day per week basis – with
We have seen the most client demand for technical four days being the most commonly adopted model.
professionals in areas such as rewards, executive We have also seen an increase in fixed term contract
compensation, HR technology, HR analytics, hiring to plug gaps with previous unsustainable
employee relations and organisation design capacity levels. Employers are also laser focused
professionals, who are building global and regional on employee experience and employee retention,
COE teams as part of new operating model changes. reviewing organization culture, career management
Given the narrow candidate pools, these individuals and manager development.
were able to command premium salaries, seeing
Overall, we expect hiring volumes to increase in the
average salary increases of 13 to 16% in Q1 2024
second half of the year. In parallel, employers should
(down from +20% in Q1 2023). Similarly, MNC’s
maintain strong internal communication enabling a
appear to be offshoring HR ops teams to markets like
positive employee experience in turbulent market
Malaysia, the Philippines and India, where there’s
conditions to support their employee retention and
strong talent pools at a lower cost. The quietest areas
engagement strategies.
hiring wise have been talent acquisition leaders, and
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HR Advisor (Associate) 60-80 70-100 60-80 70-100 55-75 65-90 60-80 70-100
Senior HR Executive 70-90 80-120 70-90 80-120 65-85 90-120 70-90 80-120
(AVP)
Senior HR Manager/ 150-220 180-240 150-200 180-240 130-180 150-220 150-200 180-250
Senior Business
Partner (SVP)
Head of HR/HR 250-320+ 250-350+ 250-320+ 250-350+ 200-250+ 250-350+ 200-280+ 250-350+
Director (ED)
Chief HR Officer 320-400+ 350-700+ 320-400+ 350-650+ 250-300+ 300-350+ 250-350+ 350-500+
(MD/Head)
HR Ops/SS Advisor 40-60 50-70 40-60 50-70 35-55 45-65 40-60 50-70
HR Ops Manager/ 100-130 150-200 100-130 150-200 100-125 140-180 100-130 150-200
HR SS Manager
Head of HR Operations 150-220+ 200-260+ 150-220+ 200-260+ 140-180+ 180-240+ 150-200+ 200-260+
Campus Recruiter 50-70 60-80 50-65 50-70 50-65 50-70 40-60 50-70
Senior Campus Recruiter 60-80 70-90 60-80 70-90 60-75 70-85 60-80 70-90
Campus Development 60-80 70-90 60-80 70-90 60-75 70-85 60-80 70-90
Advisor
Campus Recruitment 100-140 150-220 100-140 150-220 100-130 120-160 100-140 150-220
Manager
Campus Development 100-140 150-220 100-140 120-180 100-130 120-160 100-130 150-250
Manager
Head of Campus 160-240+ 220-400+ 160-240+ 220-320+ 160-180+ 180-200+ 160-240+ 220-300+
Recruitment
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Senior Recruiter 90-110 100-140 90-110 100-140 90-100 100-110 90-110 110-150
Resourcing Manager 120-140 140-160 120-140 140-160 120-140 140-180 120-140 140-160
Executive Recruiter 140-200 180-250 140-180 160-250 140-180 180-200 140-200 160-250
TA Ops and Projects 120-180 150-240 120-150 150-240 120-180 140-220 120-220 150-250
Head of Recruitment/ 180-250+ 250-500+ 180-250+ 250-350+ 180-220+ 200-250+ 180-250+ 220-400+
Talent Acquisition
L&D Advisor 60-90 70-100 60-90 70-100 60-80 70-90 60-90 70-100
L&D Manager/Talent/ 130-180 150-220 130-180 150-220 130-160 150-200 130-180 150-220
Engagement Manager
D&I/Wellbeing Manager 130-180 150-220 130-180 150-220 130-160 150-200 130-180 150-220
Head of D&I/Wellbeing 180-220+ 220-300+ 180-220+ 200-280+ 170-200+ 150-220+ 180-220+ 220-300+
Head of Learning 180-240+ 250-400+ 180-240+ 220-350+ 180-220+ 200-240+ 180-250+ 220-350+
and Talent
Employee relations
HR project
Organisation Design 140-180 150-240 140-180 150-240 140-180 150-220 140-180 150-240
Manager
Head of Organisation 200-250+ 250-350+ 200-250+ 250-350+ 200-250+ 250-350+ 200-250+ 250-350+
Design
Reward
Reward Associate 70-90 80-100 70-90 80-100 70-80 80-90 70-90 80-100
Reward Manager 90-150 120-240 90-150 150-240 90-160 150-220 90-150 120-240
Head of Reward 180-250+ 250-600+ 200-250+ 250-550+ 180-220+ 200-260+ 200-250+ 250-350+
Benefits
Benefits Associate 70-100 90-110 80-100 90-110 80-100 90-110 80-100 90-110
Benefits Manager 100-150 140-180 100-150 140-180 100-140 120-160 100-140 120-160
Head of Benefits 180-220+ 200-240+ 180-220+ 200-240+ 160-220+ 200-240+ 160-220+ 200-240+
HRIS/Data Analyst 80-100 90-110 80-100 90-110 80-100 90-110 80-100 90-110
HRIS/Data Manager 100-150 140-180 100-150 140-180 100-140 120-160 100-140 120-160
Head of HRIS/Analytics 180-240+ 220-350+ 180-240+ 220-300+ 160-220+ 200-260+ 160-220+ 200-350+
Payroll
Payroll Associate 40-50 50-60 40-50 50-60 40-50 50-60 40-50 50-60
Payroll Manager 60-75 80-180 60-80 80-180 60-80 80-180 60-75 80-120
Head of Payroll 120-140+ 140-240+ 130-180+ 160-240+ 130-180+ 160-220+ 120-140+ 140-240+
Global mobility
Global Mobility Specailist 50-100 60-130 50-120 60-140 50-120 60-140 50-100 60-130
Head of Global Mobility 100-150+ 150-240+ 100-150+ 150-240+ 100-150+ 150-240+ 100-150+ 150-240+
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Head of Learning and Talent 150-200+ 180-220+ 150-220+ 180-240+ 150-200+ 180-220+
Employee relations
HR projects
Reward
Benefits
HR data analytics
Payroll
Global mobility
2023 proved to be a dynamic and eventful year in thinking companies are well-positioned to navigate
the commerce and industrial sectors, and the market these challenges and capitalize on emerging
landscape has undergone some notable shifts in opportunities within the evolving business landscape.
the current year. While larger players have shown a
In conclusion, the market in 2023 was characterized
decrease in investment in their HR functions, smaller
by activity and change in the commerce and industrial
and ambitious organizations have become more
sectors. The market dynamics have shifted, with
proactive. As we progress into 2024, we anticipate the
smaller players taking a more active role while the
larger players to regain momentum and become more
larger players are expected to regain momentum later
active in the latter part of the year.
in 2024. The job market remains highly competitive,
The job market remains exceedingly competitive, prompting HR professionals to be selective in
particularly in high-growth sectors where talent their career choices. Nonetheless, employers
pools are limited. Top HR professionals are now can differentiate themselves by reevaluating HR
more discerning in their career choices, seeking strategies and offering innovative benefits. Despite
opportunities that offer the ideal platform for personal the challenges that lie ahead, organizations exhibiting
and professional growth. Despite the intensified adaptability and strategic HR practices can position
competition for top talent, there are reasons to be themselves for success in the evolving business
optimistic. Employers can set themselves apart from landscape.
their competitors by reassessing their HR strategies
and introducing innovative employee benefits. Many
HR professionals who refrained from making job
transitions last year have become more active in their
pursuit of new opportunities this year.
Despite the challenges that lie ahead,
organizations exhibiting adaptability
It is important to acknowledge that the year ahead and strategic HR practices can position
will present its fair share of challenges. However,
themselves for success in the evolving
numerous organizations continue to experience
growth and success. By prioritizing adaptability
business landscape
and implementing strategic HR practices, forward-
Tony Ho
Head of North Asia
+852 3008 9054
[email protected]
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Senior HR Executive/ 300-360 336-420 300-360 336-420 300-360 336-420 300-360 336-420
Advisor
HR Operations Manager 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600
HR Shared Services 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600 420-600
Manager
HR Shared Services 720-960 720-960 720-960 720-960 720-960 720-960 720-960 720-960
Senior Manager
Senior HR Manager/ 720-960 720-960 720-1080 720-1080 720-1200 720-1200 720-960 720-960
Business Partner
Head of HR Operations 850-1300+ 850-1300+ 850-1400+ 850-1400+ 850-1600+ 850-1600+ 850-1300+ 850-1300+
Head of HR Business 1000-1400+ 1000-1400+ 1100-1800+ 1100-1800+ 1200-1800+ 1200-2200+ 1200-1700+ 1200-1700+
Partnering
Head of HR/HR Director 1300-2200+ 1700-2200+ 1400-1700+ 1700-3400+ 1800-2400+ 2200-3400+ 1800-2400+ 2200-3000+
Chief HR Officer 2200-3000+ 3000-4200+ 2200-3000+ 2200-3600+ 2400-3000+ 3600-4800+ 2400-3000+ 3600-4800+
Senior Recruiter 360-480 360-480 360-480 360-480 360-480 360-480 360-480 360-480
Head of Recruitment/ 850-1400+ 850-2000+ 850-1200+ 850-1700+ 960-1700+ 960-2400+ 960-1600+ 960-2000+
Talent Acquisition
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L&D Specialist 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360
L&D Manager 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720
Head of L&D 850-1400+ 850-2000+ 850-1200+ 850-1700+ 960-1700+ 960-2400+ 960-1600+ 960-2000+
Reward
Reward (C&B) Analyst 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360
Reward (C&B) Manager 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720
Head of C&B 850-1400+ 850-2000+ 850-1200+ 850-1700+ 960-1700+ 960-2400+ 960-1600+ 960-2000+
HRIS/Data Analyst 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360 240-360
HRIS/Data Manager 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720 600-720
Head of HRIS/Analytics 850-1400+ 850-2000+ 850-1200+ 850-1400+ 960-1400+ 960-1700+ 960-1400+ 960-1700+
Where cost is a consideration, we have observed Furthermore, there continues to be a strong demand
that countries such as Malaysia and Thailand agile and international HR professionals to across
continue to be a popular destination to qualify the many Asian and/or Singaporean based multinational
shift in business operations. With more than 75% companies with a strong interest to expand their
of professionals considering a move in 2024, it has international operations and/or outreach beyond.
increasingly become crucial to for HR professionals The need for HR transformation and modernization
to think beyond what had worked well in the past continues to be a key focus for such organisations
to attract, retain and develop an engaging with which generates a high level of interest, particularly
workforce across the Southeast Asia markets. for experienced hires in the market.
Despite the recent challenges in sectors such Additionally, as businesses continue to adapt to
as technology, FMCG and manufacturing, there evolving consumer demands and technological
continues to be an intensifying talent war as there advancements, strategic planning and agile decision-
are aplenty companies who are optimistic and bullish making will be crucial for navigating the uncertainties
in acquiring such talents that are hard to attract in of the market. Industries such as technology,
other times. This in turns has put pressure on HR healthcare, and sustainable energy are expected
professionals to devise beyond competitive talent to thrive, presenting significant opportunities for
acquisition strategies. Beyond a differentiation in HR leaders to enhance talent acquisition, retention,
employee benefits, flexible work arrangement and and development strategies. It’s imperative for HR
professional development opportunities, we have leaders to stay proactive, foster resilience, and seize
observed that there has been more emphasis on opportunities for growth amidst the challenges of
“skills-base” hiring instead of “role or industry base” 2024, ensuring that organizations have the right
hiring where companies are more receptive to people in place to drive success and innovation.
hiring strong talented individuals from slow growing
industries.
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Senior HR Executive/ 40-60 40-60 40-70 40-70 40-70 40-70 40-60 40-70
Advisor
HR Operations Manager 60-100 70-120 70-100 70-120 70-90 70-120 70-100 70-120
HR Shared Services 90-120 90-130 90-120 90-130 60-80 80-120 90-120 90-130
Manager
HR Shared Services 120-150 120-180 120-150 130-200 70-100 80-130 120-150 130-200
Senior Manager
Senior HR Manager/ 120-160 120-180 120-170 130-200 100-130 100-150 120-180 130-220
Business Partner
Head of HR Operations 130-180+ 150-200+ 130-180+ 150-200+ 150-200+ 150-220+ 130-180+ 150-200+
Head of HR Business 140-180+ 150-220+ 140-180+ 160-240+ 180-220+ 180-240+ 140-180+ 160-240+
Partnering
Head of HR/HR Director 180-240+ 180-250+ 180-240+ 200-250+ 150-220+ 180-240+ 180-240+ 180-250+
Chief HR Officer 200-280+ 250-350+ 200-280+ 280-350+ 200-250+ 300-400+ 200-280+ 250-350+
Campus Recruiter 40-60 50-70 40-60 50-70 40-60 50-70 40-60 50-70
Senior Campus Recruiter 60-80 70-90 60-80 70-90 60-80 70-90 60-80 70-90
Campus Recruitment 100-140 120-180 100-140 120-180 100-140 120-180 100-140 120-180
Manager
Head of Campus 160-200+ 220-250+ 160-200 220-250+ 160-200+ 220-250+ 160-200+ 220-250+
Recruitment
Senior Recruiter 80-100 80-100 90-110 100-130 90-130 120-140 90-110 100-130
Head of Recruitment/ 140-180+ 150-200+ 180-250+ 220-300+ 180-250+ 220-300+ 180-250+ 220-300+
Talent Acquisition
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L&D Specialist 70-90 70-100 70-90 70-100 70-90 70-100 70-90 70-100
L&D Manager 90-130 90-160 90-140 90-180 90-130 90-180 90-130 90-180
Head of L&D 150-200+ 170-230+ 150-200+ 170-230+ 150-200+ 170-230+ 150-200+ 170-230+
Reward
Reward (C&B) Analyst 70-90 80-100 70-90 80-100 70-90 80-100 70-90 80-100
Reward (C&B) Manager 90-150 120-220 90-150 130-240 90-120 120-180 90-120 130-240
Head of C&B 180-220+ 250-300+ 180-250+ 250-300+ 180-250+ 250-300+ 180-250+ 250-300+
Benefits Associate 60-80 60-90 70-90 80-100 70-90 80-100 70-90 80-100
Benefits Manager 70-100 90-140 90-120 100-180 90-120 120-180 90-120 100-180
Head of Benefits 100-150+ 180-200+ 130-150+ 200-220+ 130-150+ 200-220+ 130-150+ 200-240+
HRIS/Data Analyst 60-80 60-90 60-80 60-90 60-80 60-90 60-80 60-90
HRIS/Data Manager 80-120 90-140 80-120 90-140 80-120 90-140 80-120 90-140
Head of HRIS/Analytics 140-180+ 180-240+ 140-180+ 180-240+ 140-180+ 180-250+ 140-180+ 180-240+
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