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Afghanistan / 82 percent of Afghans are illiterate

Most Afghans cannot find permanent work, and even temporary work is drying up as international aid money Continue reading →

Boston Scientific / To cut up to1,500 jobs

Boston Scientific Corp. is planning to cut 1,100 to 1,500 jobs through 2015 Continue reading →

India’s Mobile Economy / 730,000 direct jobs and an additional two million jobs in sale and distributors

GSMA is the global association for mobile companies. It came out with an India specific report “Mobile Economy India 2013″ Continue reading →

Millennials in US / The plight of unemployed young people

Currently, over 2 million of those 20-24-years-old are unemployed, with an unemployment rate of 12.9%. For the older half of millennials 25-34, the rate is 7.4% with 2.5 million unemployed Continue reading →

US / Government shutdown costs 120,000 jobs in October says President’s chief economic adviser s

The partial government shutdown this month trimmed 0.25 percentage point from fourth-quarter economic growth and cost the U.S. 120,000 jobs in October, President Barack Obama’s chief economic adviser said. An analysis of daily and weekly economic data through Oct. 12 showed weakness in such areas as retail sales, economic confidence and mortgage applications, some of … Continue reading →

Caterpillar / Has cut more than 13,000 jobs over the past year

“We’re looking at mining continuing to falter into 2014” says Caterpillar’s Chairman and Chief Executive Continue reading →

US Social Security / The real retirement age is 70

ue to increases in Social Security’s Delayed Retirement Credit, the effective retirement age is now 70, with monthly benefits reduced for earlier claiming Continue reading →

Youth in US / Saying ‘no’ to the worforce

A job used to be the next step after a diploma. But now, young people aren’t in any rush to start working Continue reading →

European Unemployment Insurance / Where is it going?

The concept of such an insurance could help countries in crisis as it would absorb some of the costs of a sudden and deep recession Continue reading →

Taiwan / From ‘aging’ to ‘aged’

Official statistics showing an increase in Taiwan’s 65-and-over population indicate that the nation is on course to go from being an “aging society” to an “aged society” Continue reading →

Childhood Poverty / The long-term effect of stress on brain

Long-term exposure to chronic stress is likely to cause wear and tear in children’s physical and psychological systems for coping with stress over time Continue reading →

Poland / A country of cheap labour ?

That was the perception of a majority of CEOs of multinational corporations who were asked in a recent survey Continue reading →

Finland / Immigrants integrate over time but Differences among groups are great report says

The reports suggests that the longer an immigrant has been in Finland, the closer his or her living conditions are to those of the native population Continue reading →

Germany / Record employment this year and next according to Economy Minister Philipp Roesler

Germany said Wednesday its robust economy would fuel record employment this year and next as well as boost consumer spending and industrial investment Continue reading →

IT Workers / 35 percent plan to look for another job in the next year survey finds

It’s challenging to find great information technology (IT) employees, but keeping them may be even harder, new research from Robert Half Technology suggests. Although most Chief Information Officers (CIOs) recently surveyed (70 percent) rate their workers’ satisfaction levels fairly high, more than one-third (35 percent) of IT workers polled said they plan to look for … Continue reading →

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