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Digital skill

Digital skill set essential for Europe’s youth

Fully engaging Europe’s youth into the economy would have immense economic benefits, claims Jan Mühlfelt on a blog on New Europe Online. The Chairman of Microsoft Europe says that turning Europe’s unemployed young people into innovators,...[more]

 
Job changing

Women are keen on change

Over 80 per cent of workers say they plan to hunt for a new job in the New Year, and 60 per cent want to choose a different career entirely. According to studies, women seem to be particularly keen to change their profession. But which jobs offer...[more]

 
Motherhood

OECD: motherhood is hurting women’s career prospects

Women pay a high price for motherhood, with steep childcare costs, lack of access to such facilities, and taxes deterring many from working more, according to the new “Closing the Gender Gap” report from the OECD. [more]

 
Global wages

Wage growth slows globally

New figures from the International Labor Organisation, ILO, show a continuing slowdown in global wages amongst developed countries and some resilience in emerging economies. Global monthly wages grew by 1.2 per cent in 2011, down from 3 per cent in...[more]

 
Bain

Luxury goods market will grow by ten per cent in 2012

Worldwide luxury goods market revenues will grow to 10 percent this year, pushing total luxury goods revenues to an estimated 212 billion euro, according to Bain & Company in the 11th Edition of its “Luxury Goods Worldwide Market Study”. [more]

 
Global Finance Centre

London will lose the crown

London can expect to lose its crown as the leading global centre for high finance this year due to job cuts, falling bonuses and competition from rival hubs such as New York, Hong Kong and Singapore. [more]

 
OECD

Hesitant recovery for world economy

The global economy is expected to make a hesitant and uneven recovery over the coming two years. Labour markets remain weak, with around 50 million jobless people in the OECD area, according to the OECD’s latest Economic Outlook. Unemployment is set...[more]

 
McKinsey

Talent tensions ahead

Research from the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) suggests that by 2020, the world could have 40 million too few college-educated workers and that developing economies may face a shortfall of 45 million workers with secondary-school educations and...[more]

 
Way back home

Latin American immigrants leave Spain in droves

No jobs! This year alone 365.000 Latin Americans left Spain due to the lack of career opportunities in Europe. According to the latest numbers from the Spanish bureau of statistics 928.000 people have left the country to go abroad. Only one ninth...[more]

 
Asia-Pacific

APEC economies improve ease of doing business

APEC’s 21 member economies improved the ease of doing business in the Asia-Pacific by 8.2 percent between 2009 and 2011, exceeding their five percent target for the period and paving the way for greater economic activity in the region. The APEC Ease...[more]

 
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