Peru remains one of the most rigid labour markets in the world. It ranks 83 among 93 countries regarding difficulties to dismiss employees. Such is the information reported by ...
By Sara Elder If you’re as baffled as I am by the speed at which the acronym NEETs has become standard jargon in the media, academia and international organisations, please ...
By Ainhoa Murga Having an open economy, tax stability and encouraging lifetime labour training are key ingredients to create and retain talent. Elena Herrera is 29 years old, ...
By María Victoria Ojea Less than 10% of Latin American countries establish a 40 working hours per week limit. Employees and companies need to achieve worklife balance ...
Virgin Unite and B-team developed a research together where they analyse the most relevant features and changes of the future of work, while stating five vital things you need ...
What’s your scarcest resource at work? Most people answer, without hesitation, that it’s time. It certainly is finite, but I would argue that time isn’t actually your scarcest ...
By Max Nikias One of the most hotly discussed topics in higher education is the role and future of online education. For the traditional university, does the emergence of ...
By Guy Ryder Could a robot replace your job? Fears about technology’s impact on the labour market are nothing new. Way back before the International Labour Organization (ILO) ...
The World Economic Forum published 24 graphs that show the dramatic acceleration of human impact on social and environmental processes. These graphs -12 on socio-economic ...
Ecuador plans to become a major player in the global mining industry through several projects in process, said Rafael Poveda, Minister and Coordinator of Strategic Sectors. ...
The Colombian Public Employment Service (SPE) has published information that brings new light on its’ labour market. For the first time the market is analysed from the ...
According to a report published this week by the International Labour Organization (ILO), the unemployment rate will continue to grow in Brazil during the next two years, ...
