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Financial crisis

German bankers miffed with their jobs

Banks globally cut about 350,000 jobs during the financial crisis, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The industry is obviously still in shock. Fifteen percent of Germans in the financial industry for example expressed concern about losing...[more]

 
United Kingdom

Immigration cap harms businesses

The U.K. Government has implemented a temporary cap on the number of skilled and highly skilled workers from outside the EU seeking jobs in the country. The temporary cap has been established at 24,100 applications between the months of June 2010...[more]

 
Employment

Job Satisfaction: Highest in Belgium and the Netherlands

The UK and Ireland have the most disgruntled workforces in Europe, according to Aon Consulting. Research by the employee benefits and risk management firm showed companies are jeopardizing recovery by losing key staff. Around 47 percent of the UK...[more]

 
USA

New jobs in IT industry

In the first six months of the year 30,200 technology jobs were added to the U.S. economy, according to a report by industry trade group TechAmerica. The main areas adding jobs include software services (14,200), technology services (29,700) and...[more]

 

A new "send jobs overseas" act?

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a "jobs legislation" that could be devastating for the nation's small businesses, many experts fear. The American Small Business League is concerned that neither the tax nor the lending provisions of H.R....[more]

 
USA

Executive pay to rebound this year

Compensation for executives at large and mid-size U.S. companies is expected to rebound modestly this year following two consecutive years of decline, according to a new survey by Towers Watson, a global professional services company. Additionally,...[more]

 

UK: War for talent resumes as salaries climb

Starting salaries in the UK have leapt up to their highest level since the recession began despite the overall number of job vacancies declining in July, new figures have shown. In the strongest sign yet that the 'war for talent' has returned to the...[more]

 
BCG study

Low employee engagement causes troubles

Employee engagement - the willingness of workers to go that extra mile at work - took a big hit during the recession and has not bounced back, according to research conducted by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and the World Federation of People...[more]

 

Singapore: Hot spot for multinationals

"Change your way of life. Launch a bright future in Singapore" is the motto of the government initiative "Contact Singapore" to attract students, young executives and experienced executives into the Asian city state. Contact Singapore's job portal...[more]

 
Employment Trends

Dubai bouncing back

During the past few years United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Kuwait saw the highest job cuts and decline in pay rises in the Gulf Region. Now, however, a handful of surveys indicate that Dubai will retain its status as a hot spot for job seekers in the...[more]

 
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