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UBS

UBS: job applications for Asia have more than tripled

The best traders are IT savvy, understand macroeconomics, and have a stress-busting sense of fun, says Choo-Guan Yeoh, who was appointed Singapore head of equities for UBS last October. In this role she observes a “strong interest from bankers in...[more]

 
Less Jobs

Less Jobs in Swiss banking

According to financial services news provider Finews.com about 17.000 jobs in the Swiss banking industry were offered online. That is a year-on-year decline of 12.5 per cent. Experts expect the blood shed to continue in 2013. [more]

 
Prognos

Prognos: duties on Chinese solar panels will cost thousands of jobs

If the EU imposes tariffs on cheap imported solar panels from China thousands of jobs will go, claims a report by European think tank Prognos. Across Europe, up to 242,000 jobs could be lost if 60 per cent duty were imposed on the imported panels,...[more]

 
No Unemployment

We don't have unemployment, we have an education deficit

Although the global economy is in better shape than it was during the worst days of the 2008-09 financial crisis, don't expect to see a dramatic turnaround in 2013, say Wharton professors Mauro Guillen and Kent Smetters. They maintain tha the U.S.A....[more]

 
Adjusting workforces

Adjusting workforces for the new reality

The largest cost in many industries is personnel. And in many industries, personnel challenges arise along two disparate dimensions: on one hand, there is a need for cost reduction through less staff; on the other hand, skills and capacity gaps...[more]

 
Plenty of jobs

Plenty of jobs if trade barriers would fall

If all countries were to reduce supply chain barriers, world GDP could increase by 2.6 trillion dollars or by 4.7 per cent and world trade by 1.5 trillion dollars or 14.5 per cent. Using empirical employment simulation models, consultants from Bain...[more]

 
MBA gender pay gap

Businessweek reveals MBA gender pay gap

Bloomberg Businessweek compared the 11 most popular industries MBAs enter after graduation and found that female MBAs graduating from top business schools have fallen behind their male counterparts in pay over the past decade. Women graduates earn...[more]

 
GMAC

High employment of 2012 MBA graduates

According to a recent survey 92 per cent of 2012 MBA graduates were employed three months after graduation. The good news comes from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the institution that administers the GMAT entrance exam that most...[more]

 
India

India’s need to catch up in research and innovation

Indian President Pranab Mukherjee voiced his concerns about Indian Universities not being listed among the top 200 institutes globally. He said that India was still lagging behind many other countries like China and needed to take action and expand...[more]

 
Disappointment

How to avoid disappointment in a new job

Many different reasons can lead to a situation, where a job candidate signs up for a new job and ends up finding a completely different situation than what he or she expected. The ever changing economic environment and the loss of a major client for...[more]

 
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