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Inclusive Leadership for Workplace Inclusivity During a Crisis
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Webinar
19 May 2020 | 10:00am Myanmar Time
During a crisis, inclusive leadership is essential to help all the members of your team feel productive, engaged, and supported. How will you create a strong workplace culture and build resilience as an inclusive leader during the current situation and in the future?
In this webinar, BCGE’s Head of Business Development and Communications, Khin Hnin Su, will discuss:
- Importance of an inclusive workplace and inclusive leadership
- How to build an inclusive workplace
- What does it mean to be an inclusive leader?
- Addressing gender roles at home
- Looking ahead: COVID 19 and Beyond
Join us for an informative session to build better workplaces that integrate gender, diversity, and inclusion as part of crisis response management.
The webinar will be in Burmese, and is free and open to the public. Register to attend below!
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Myanmar & Regional Economic Update
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Webinar
26 May 2020 | 12:00pm Myanmar Time | 1:30pm Singapore Time
AustCham Myanmar together with ANZ would like to invite you to participate in our “Myanmar and Regional Economic Update” webinar to be presented by ANZ's head of Asia Research, Khoon Goh. Our speaker Khoon Goh will share his thoughts on the economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on Myanmar and as well as on the wider Asia region.
Please register by no later than 25 May 2020. A webinar link will be sent to your registered email 24 hours in advance.
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Mining Investment Asia is the foremost South East Asian forum for the global mining community. Now in its 6th year, Mining Investment Asia is firmly established as South East Asia’s largest strategic mining investment conference and exhibition. Held in Singapore – a stable and secure global financial centre, the event is well poised to attract more global investors and companies.
We expect 450 senior level executives, including over 200 investors and 40 mining companies ranging from explorers, juniors to mid-tier producers and majors for three days of partnering, networking and business matching.
When: 8-10 September 2020 I 9:00am to 6:00pm
Where: Intercontinental Hotel, Singapore
RSVP: jarred.lau@spire-events.com
Special discounted rates are available for members of AustCham Myanmar. Please contact us at connect@austchammyanmar.com
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Australian Business in ASEAN Survey 2020
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Myanmar Government: COVID-19 Updates
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Ministry of Health and Sports: Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Surveillance Dashboard
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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Situation Reports (Myanmar) as of 15 May 2020
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Further Extension of Temporary Measures at Yangon International Airport [Up to 31 May 2020]: In order to continue to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Myanmar effectively, the National Central Committee for Prevention, Control, and Treatment of COVID-19 has decided to further extend the effective period of the Temporary Measures up to 31 May 2020 2359 Hours MST by the notification issued on 14 May 2020.
Myanmar Extends Ban on Gatherings, Int’l Flights, Other COVID-19 Measures: Myanmar’s government has extended restrictions to control the spread of COVID-19 including a ban on public gatherings and the suspension of visas and international flights until May 31.
Myanmar’s Major Cities to Ease Some COVID-19 Business Restrictions: Myanmar’s hardest-hit region for COVID-19, Yangon, will ease some restrictions in four townships as no new cases have been reported for 20 days, State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi said on Wednesday.
Mandalay Region reopens over 100 highway bus lines: The highway bus lines have all been suspended starting from April to prevent the spreading of coronavirus disease. Now, the Mandalay regional government has allowed them all to resume their transportation service, operating in the towns in Mandalay region starting from 16 May, according to the regional bus line supervisory committee (highway).
Yangon government relaxes curfew hours during COVID-19 crisis: Yangon region government on Friday announced the relaxation of two hours to a dusk-to-dawn curfew imposed in the region amid the fear of infectious COVID-19 spread. According to a report by Xinhua the curfew hour was changed to 12 am to 4 am from the previous 10 pm to 4 am local time.
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AustCham Myanmar: Weekly News
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Yoma Strategic's mobile payments joint venture in Myanmar ties up with Alipay operator: Alipay operator Ant Financial Services Group will invest US$73.5 million (S$104.9 million) in Digital Money Myanmar (Wave Money) - a mobile payments joint venture (JV) between Telenor Group and the Yoma group - as part of a strategic partnership to promote financial inclusion in Myanmar.
New power plant in Yangon’s Thaketa to go live after test runs: One of Myanmar’s five emergency power plants started its trial operation this month, the Ministry of Electricity and Energy said, more than a month after the deadline set out by the government’s tender document.
Eligibility for maximum coronavirus loan amount can vary on workforce: The eligibility for the maximum amount of emergency Coronavirus Fund to enterprises hit hard by the pandemic can vary depending on the workforce in factories, said UMFCCI General Secretary U Aye Win.
Over 800 Myanmar companies struck off register: The Myanmar government has signalled its intention to tighten up corporate discipline by removing more than 800 companies from the official register for failing to submit their annual returns on time.
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