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SAN FRANCISCO, April 26, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ Scrubbed, an outsourced bookkeeping, accounting, auditing, and corporate finance firm with operations in San Francisco, CA and the Philippines, announced today that Angelina Lin Mukhi has joined the executive team as Chief People Officer (CPO). In this role, Mukhi will oversee initiatives for capability building, HR transformation and enablers of business growth. Lin s approach to culture development goes hand-in-hand with our goals here at Scrubbed, said Gani Laguisma, Scrubbed co-founder and CEO, about Mukhi s new position. Her strengths are in thought leadership, stakeholder management, people strategy development and leveraging technology to achieve operational excellence. She will be a change catalyst at Scrubbed, designing the transition roadmap to merge technical, people and culture initiatives with a keen business focus.
Scrubbed Welcomes New Chief People Officer to Executive Team
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Published March 2, 2021, 1:11 PM
An estimated two-thirds of private companies in the Philippines have already taken steps to provide their employees access to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine, a joint survey by Willis Towers Watson and People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) bared Tuesday, March 2. (Arnold Almacen / CMO / FILE PHOTO)
Based on the survey results, 65 percent of the 250 human resources (HR) practitioners who served as respondents said their companies have already arranged, or are in the process of arranging, the purchase of vaccines in their employees’ behalf.
Among the employers that haven’t started the process, 58 percent are considering doing so while 42 percent of companies have no plans of purchasing the vaccines.