HR Asia Celebrates a Decade of Recognizing Hong Kong's Best Workplaces Amid Evolving Talent Challenges
Hong Kong companies are increasingly adopting flexible and inclusive workplace policies to attract and retain talent. Experts emphasize the need for multilingual environments and recognition of diverse generational needs to make workplaces more appealing.
Work-life balance has emerged as a pivotal factor in talent attraction and retention. According to Randstad Hong Kong, it has overtaken salary and benefits as the most important employee value proposition, highlighting a shift in employee priorities.
Moreover, managing a multigenerational workforce presents unique challenges. Organizations are encouraged to tailor learning and development strategies to accommodate varying preferences across age groups, ensuring effective upskilling and engagement.
As Hong Kong navigates the complexities of a dynamic workforce landscape, the HR Asia 'Best Companies to Work for in Asia' awards continue to recognize organizations that exemplify adaptability, inclusivity, and innovation. These companies not only set industry standards but also inspire others to reimagine their approaches to human capital management in an ever-evolving world.
'Over the past decade, we've seen a seismic shift in how organizations engage with talent — and the most successful companies are those that don't just react, but anticipate.' said William Ng, Group Publisher of HR Asia. 'In Hong Kong, where generational diversity and digital disruption converge, the best employers are those that listen deeply, adapt swiftly, and empower boldly. This year's winners exemplify what it means to build not just a workforce, but a future-ready culture.'
2025 marks the launch of the HR Asia Tech Empowerment Awards, a new category that celebrates organizations at the forefront of workplace innovation. This accolade honors companies that harness cutting-edge technology — whether through hardware or software — to elevate employee experience, streamline operations, and drive meaningful productivity gains. It reflects a growing recognition that digital empowerment is now central to building agile, future-ready workplaces.
Another major highlight of this year's event was the recognition of Platinum winners — companies that have achieved the extraordinary distinction of being named Best Companies to Work for in Asia for ten consecutive years. This rare accomplishment underscores a decade-long dedication to cultivating world-class workplace cultures. The 2025 Platinum honorees in Hong Kong are Avery Dennison Hong Kong B.V. and Lee Kum Kee Group — both examples of consistency, innovation, and unwavering people-first values.
The award covers fifteen markets across the region including mainland China, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, and Vietnam, making this the largest recognition program and survey in the region for employee engagement. For more information about the HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2025 – Hong Kong awards and a complete list of winners, please visit https://hr.asia/awards/
LIST OF WINNERS OF HR ASIA BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR IN ASIA 2025 (HONG KONG EDITION) IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER:
AGEAS ASIA SERVICES LIMITED
AIA HONG KONG & MACAU
ARROW ASIA PAC LTD
AS WATSON GROUP
AVERY DENNISON HONG KONG B.V.
BAT GLOBAL TRAVEL RETAIL HONG KONG
BELKIN ASIA PACIFIC LIMITED
CASETIFY
CHINA MOBILE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
CHINA TELECOM GLOBAL LIMITED
CHINACHEM GROUP
CHRISTIAN DIOR FAR EAST LTD.
CHUBB HONG KONG
CIGNA WORLDWIDE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
CMB INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL CORPORATION LIMITED
CRYSTAL INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED
CTF LIFE
DAH CHONG HONG HOLDINGS LIMITED
DELOITTE TOUCHE TOHMATSU
DFI RETAIL GROUP
GUOTAI JUNAN INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LIMITED
HAECO GROUP
HAITONG INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES GROUP LIMITED
HANG LUNG PROPERTIES LIMITED
HARNEY WESTWOOD & RIEGELS
HONG KONG PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL
HONGKONG LAND LIMITED
ISS FACILITY SERVICES LTD.
KNIGHT FRANK
LANGHAM HOSPITALITY GROUP
LEE KUM KEE COMPANY LIMITED
LEE KUM KEE GROUP
LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE LIMITED
LINK ASSET MANAGEMENT LIMITED
MANULIFE (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED
MEDTRONIC HONG KONG MEDICAL LIMITED
PEAK REINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
PRUDENTIAL HONG KONG LIMITED
SF SUPPLY CHAIN (HONG KONG) LIMITED
STARBUCKS HONG KONG AND MACAU
SWIRE COCA-COLA HK LIMITED
TF INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES GROUP LIMITED
THE HONG KONG AND CHINA GAS COMPANY LIMITED
THE MARKETING STORE WORLDWIDE (ASIA) LIMITED
TOPPAN NEXUS LIMITED
TUNG WAH GROUP OF HOSPITALS
ZIM INTEGRATED SHIPPING SERVICES LTD.
ZURICH INSURANCE (HONG KONG)
WINNERS OF HR ASIA DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION AWARDS 2025
AIA HONG KONG & MACAU
BAT GLOBAL TRAVEL RETAIL HONG KONG
CASETIFY
CIGNA WORLDWIDE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
DFI RETAIL GROUP
HAITONG INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES GROUP LIMITED
LANGHAM HOSPITALITY GROUP
LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE LIMITED
PEAK REINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
ZURICH INSURANCE (HONG KONG)
WINNERS OF HR ASIA MOST CARING AWARDS 2025
AGEAS ASIA SERVICES LIMITED
CASETIFY
CIGNA WORLDWIDE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
DAH CHONG HONG HOLDINGS LIMITED
GUOTAI JUNAN INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LIMITED
PEAK REINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
WINNERS OF HR ASIA SUSTAINABLE WORKPLACE AWARDS 2025
AIA HONG KONG & MACAU
ARROW ASIA PAC LTD
AVERY DENNISON HONG KONG B.V.
BELKIN ASIA PACIFIC LIMITED
CASETIFY
DAH CHONG HONG HOLDINGS LIMITED
HANG LUNG PROPERTIES LIMITED
LANGHAM HOSPITALITY GROUP
PEAK REINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
WINNERS OF HR ASIA TECH EMPOWERMENT AWARDS 2025
AIA HONG KONG & MACAU
ARROW ASIA PAC LTD
HONG KONG PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL
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Business Media International is a subsidiary of Audience Analytics Limited (1AZ.SG), a regional leader in promoting growth for companies in Asia through data-driven brands and initiatives. We own renowned media brands such as SME Magazine, HR Asia, Capital Asia, Energy Asia, Logistics Asia, TruthTV, and CXP Asia as well as business impact assessment brands such as SME100, HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia, Golden Bull Awards and CXP Asia Best Customer Experience Awards. We organise various exhibitions and have the proprietary software-as-a-service — Total Engagement Assessment Model – in our portfolio.
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