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Information and Communication Technology

Hong Kong needs more ICT experts

The employment market in 2011 offers strong potential for Information and Communication Technology professionals, and particularly software engineers, according to survey results by ICT Career Centre, Hong Kong's first dedicated, online and offline...[more]

 
Financial crisis

Germany exits stronger from the global financial crisis

70 per cent of surveyed executives in Germany do not think that the global financial crisis is entirely over yet. Still 80 per cent believe that Germany will emerge stronger than before. That is the result of a study from consultancy Bain & Company,...[more]

 
Economic pick-up

India Inc is keen to hire new staff

Companies around the globe are on a hiring spree on the back of an economic rebound, according to a survey by workplace solutions provider Regus. The survey says that the trend to hire more staff is an indicator that the mindset of organisations has...[more]

 
Public Sector

Manpower CEO: UK austerity may boost jobs

In Great Britain 500,000 public sector workers will lose their jobs because of the largest cut in public spending since the Second World War. Tens of thousands of officials in departments across Whitehall will be offered redundancy in the coming...[more]

 
U.S.A.

Solar power with a sunny outlook

Even in the face of generally high unemployment, solar power is a bright spot in the USA's job scene. A review by The Solar Foundation has found more than 50 percent of solar employers nationally plan to increase their workforce in the next year....[more]

 
France

"Youth is the first victim"

France is fighting so hard over reforms to augment the retirement age from 60 to 62 because many people feel that this move will even aggravate the country's severe unemployment among graduates and young workers, argues the French paper "Le Monde".[more]

 
Australia

Jobs surge smashes expectations

Australia's employment growth exceeds all expectations: the Australian Bureau of Statistics says 49,500 new jobs were created in September, more than double the 20,000 jobs predicted by analysts. The rise in employment was driven by an increase in...[more]

 
Great Britain

Opportunities for Graduates

After the storm comes the calm. As in previous downturns, graduates bore the brunt of this recession as employers cancelled recruitment programmes and deferred job offers. But now the storm is over, and - public sector aside - employers are...[more]

 
Economic boom

Africa in the investors' focus

The image of the "hopeless continent" is changing. The African economy is growing, many regions and sectors are booming. With the exception of 2009, Africa’s economic output has been growing by 5 per cent annually for years and for 2010 the IWF...[more]

 
McKinsey

Survey says one in three companies plans on hiring

McKinsey's latest "Economic Conditions Snapshot" from September 2010 finds that two years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, 51 percent of surveyed executives say the world economy is in recovery; 58 percent say so about their own countries....[more]

 
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