The new dean of the Complutense University (UCM), Carlos Andradas, presented the academic roles of his team and raised to the vice-chancellorship’s rank new areas such as ...
During the World Employment Conference 2015, Ciett’s MD, Denis Pennel was the moderator of a rather interesting panel debate about the cooperation between public and private ...
According to Manpower’s traditional survey, Costa Rica will lead employment creation in the region with 14%. Right after Costa Rica, Colombia and Panama are tied with 13%, ...
According to Alicia Bárcena, Executive Secretary of the organization, it is vital to evolve from a primary matter economy to a knowledge economy, including this principle into ...
The United Nations (UN) is working out the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) that shall replace the Millennium Development Goals. In order to create the new development ...
In a recent article, published in the IDB’s blog Factor Trabajo, the labour markets’ specialist, Manuel Urquidi, reflects on whether studying is enough to get a good job. He ...
During its gathering in Rome last week, the Ciett General Assembly adopted its new Code of Conduct. In a process overseen by Aart van der Gaag, Ciett’s Quality Standards ...
The World Employment Conference 2015 has come to an end. Nevertheless, very important concepts for the world of employment still echo. The urgent need to modernise labour ...
During the Ciett General Assembly on 27 May, Fred van Haasteren was awarded the title of Honorary President of Ciett, the international confederation of private employment ...
A day dedicated to Ciett’s members internal meetings took place on 27 May 2015 on the eve of the annual World Employment Conference in Rome. The event gathered Ciett members ...
Here’s her complete speech Dear Stefano, Assolavoro members, guests, Ciett members, ladies and gentlemen, Bentornato a casa! Welcome home! Thank you dear friend Stefano ...
According to the Peruvian newspaper Gestion, the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) has discovered that young Peruvians finish their college or technical studies without ...
