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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]

 
PwC

Success in family-owned businesses

Family businesses are thriving globally, with 65 per cent having grown sales in the past year, compared to less than half in 2010 when PwC last conducted the survey “Family Firm – a resilient model for the 21st century”. Recruitment of skilled staff...[more]

 
OECD

Recession in key European countries

The global economy is slowing, with key European countries entering a recession that is now having an impact worldwide, the OECD said in its latest Interim Economic Assessment. The weak growth outlook is expected to push up unemployment.[more]

 
Career

Workers prone to quit

Employees in the science and engineering sectors are likely to change jobs more frequently than employees in other professions in order to progress their careers, a survey has found.[more]

 
Top Companies

Asian executives cautious

Business sentiment at Asia’s top companies declined due to continued worries over the global economy, according to the latest Thomson Reuters/Insead Asia Business Sentiment Survey.[more]

 
Energy Sector

America’s energy sector adding 3.6 million jobs

A recent report from Citigroup entitled “North America, the New Middle East?” estimates that the U.S. could become the world’s largest producer of natural gas liquids such as propane by 2020, overtaking Russia and Saudi Arabia. Also oil output in...[more]

 
Software and Electronic

Dissatisfaction in the UK’s IT industry

Software and electronic professionals in the UK feel the only way to progress in their career is to move jobs, according to a survey of over 400 engineers conducted by employment agency JAM recruitment. Eight out of ten respondents were considering...[more]

 
Rising Taxes

The tax for the rich drives French bankers west

After the French government announced a new 75 percent tax rate on top French earners the City of London’s financial district becomes irresistible to Parisian bankers. French financial groups, advisory firms and private equity companies are fleeing...[more]

 
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