Life at Work 2023

A Celebration of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at The Workplace

Submissions are now open to all organisations, irrespective of size or sector

History of LIFE AT WORK Awards

The LIFE AT WORK Awards (LAWA) is an annual event by TalentCorp, to celebrate employers with progressive workplace strategies that demonstrate their commitment to the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) agenda in line with the demands of the Future of Work, Workplace, and Workforce. It was organised for 7 years consecutively from 2013 to 2019.

From 2020 to 2022, the awards were put on hold in consideration of the challenges faced during the pandemic.

In 2023, LAWA is back once again and is open to all organisations in Malaysia, irrespective of size or sector. Award winners will carry the LIFE AT WORK brandmark, which showcases their leading DEI practices and forward-thinking workplace strategies.

Why Join the 
LIFE AT WORK Awards?

Recognition and Prestige

Showcase your commitment to fostering an inclusive work environment and position your company as a leader in DEI practices.

Attracting Top Talent

Enhance your employer brand and make your organisation more appealing to talented individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Employee Engagement and Satisfaction

Demonstrate a genuine commitment to DEI to boost employee engagement and satisfaction.

Learning and Networking Opportunities

Gain valuable insights and knowledge from industry experts and connect with like-minded professionals who are passionate about DEI.

Meeting the needs of the future Work, Workplace, and Workforce.

Work-life practices (WLP) represent the future of how work is done and what the workforce of the future expects. In today’s working environment, organisations that provide WLP stay relevant to talent and improve employee experience, productivity and well-being.

Showcase your organisation’s innovative strategies and workplace policies that have made a significant impact for your employees.
Join LAWA

Judges

Our panel of judges is comprised of esteemed industry experts with years of experience and knowledge in their respective fields.

Award Categories

Awards that are up for wins

Overall Best in Organisation

Malaysian Organisation Category

International Organisation Category

SME/Sole Proprietorship Category

Public Sector Category

The Overall Best in Organization are determined by various factors, with the following components contributing to the overall ranking

  • Workforce: 10 %
  • Workplace Practices: 15%
  • CARE: 10 %
  • Sustainability & DEI: 10%
  • Outstanding Practices: 10%
  • CEO Champion: 15%
  • CHRO Champion: 10%
  • Promising Young HR: 10%
  • Best Leadership Team: 10%

Promising Young HR

Malaysian Organisation Category

International Organisation Category

SME/Sole Proprietorship Category

Public Sector Category

Feature the young HR professionals with less than five years of experience who
demonstrated exceptional leadership &
achieved tangible results in advancing HR roles within the organization.

CHRO Champion

Malaysian Organisation Category

International Organisation Category

SME/Sole Proprietorship Category

Public Sector Category

Company CHRO's exceptional
leadership creates strategic policies
in advancing the role of HR within
organization.

CEO Champion

Malaysian Organisation Category

International Organisation Category

SME/Sole Proprietorship Category

Public Sector Category

The top leader in the organization who
is committed to drive diversity &
inclusion agenda.

Best Leadership Team

Malaysian and International
Organisation Category

SME/Sole Proprietorship and
Public Sector Category

The leadership team that converges to co-create, drive, and champion diversity & inclusion in the organization to deliver positive results.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for Diversity Hiring)

Open Category

The company's efforts to promote diversity and inclusion should encompass a variety of initiatives, including but not limited to hiring, retention, and career progression programmes tailored to support various demographics, such as recent graduates, individuals with disabilities, senior hires, and blind CV screening.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for Employee Engagement)

Open Category

The organisation promotes a more positive workplace culture. It is essential to develop employee engagement programmes, such as town hall meetings, cultural activities, clubs, and support groups.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for Flexible Working Arrangement)

Open Category

The organisation promotes a flexible work arrangements and related advantages, such as the right to seek such arrangements and having relevant rules in place.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for HR Digitalisation)

Open Category

The organisation supports by increasing accessibility for all employees and get useful company insights, it is essential to digitalize HR information and transactions and analyse HR regulations using data.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for Young Graduates)

Open Category

The organisation supports the recruiting, retention, and career advancement of recent college graduates, it is vital to adopt programmes such as a management trainee programme and other support mechanisms.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for Talent Development)

Open Category

The organisation establishes efforts in which promotes effective training programmes to ensure the meaningful and relevant growth of a diverse workforce.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for Women Workforce)

Open Category

The organisation promotes recruiting, retention, and career advancement of women.

Outstanding Practice

(Initiative for Workplace Environment)

Open Category

The organisation provides employee and family-friendly office settings, including collaboration areas and other facilities that promote work, in order to foster a supportive and productive workplace.

Care

Malaysian and International Organisation Category

SME/Sole Proprietorship and
Public Sector Category

This award recognizes the
organisation’s initiative in prioritizing employee well-being during the crisis by offering employee-friendly facilities and work-life benefits

Sustainability & DEI

Malaysian and International Organisation Category

SME/Sole Proprietorship and
Public Sector Category

This award recognizes the
organisation’s strategies in advancing sustainability that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion

Judging Criteria

Participating organisations will be scored according to the following:
Judges comprised of industry experts, government, industry leaders and associations

LIFE AT WORK FAQs

1. What is LIFE AT WORK AWARDS?

The LIFE AT WORK AWARDS (LAWA) is the most comprehensive Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) award framework in Malaysia that recognises organisations who have championed the DEI agenda with the aim to:
  • future-proof their WORKFORCE to ensure sustainability of business.
  • make their organisation a better, safer and more inclusive WORKPLACE
  • support employees’ WORK advancement for the Future of Work (FoW), workforce and workplace.

2. What is the eligibility criteria for organisations to participate in LIFE AT WORK Awards 2023?

Organisations must be:

  • Established in Malaysia and is registered with Company's Commission of Malaysia with a registration number.
  • Able to showcase workplace strategies that demonstrate drive, commitment, and tenacity to champion the DEI agenda.
 

3. What types of organisations can participate in the LIFE AT WORK Awards in 2023?

The LIFE AT WORK Awards 2023 is open to all organisations, irrespective of size or sector

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The LIFE AT WORK Awards is an initiative by TalentCorp to celebrate and recognise employers with progressive workplace strategies that demonstrate their commitment to the DEI agenda.

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