Bank of America (BAC) opened a unit in India to review home-valuation reports as it seeks to rebuild share in U.S. mortgages at a lower cost Continue reading
German Labor Minister Ursula von der Leyen said she’ll push to create a Europe-wide labor market with common training, mutually recognized qualifications and language classes Continue reading
The U.S. is planning to suspend its preferential trade treatment for Bangladesh. The suspension will begin in about 60 days.
Bangladesh’s foreign ministry has expressed hope that the U.S. will soon restore the country’s trade preferences Continue reading
HEAVY machinery dealer WesTrac is cutting 350 jobs as part of a restructure in response to weaker demand from the resources industry Continue reading
More than 20,000 of last year’s graduates were unemployed six months after leaving university Continue reading
A $40 million wind turbine factory in northeast Arkansas that opened in 2010 with plans to employ more than 700 people announced Friday it would end production and lay off 40 workers Continue reading
There is little empirical evidence to suggest that foreign engineers displace American engineers as a whole. If anything, one recent study suggests, the growth of immigrant workers in American companies helps younger American technical workers — more of them are hired and at higher-paying jobs — but has no noticeable consequences, good or bad, on … Continue reading
Turkey has the highest proportion of young people neither in employment nor in Education or training (NEETs) among Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries, according to the OECD Continue reading
GLOBAL mining giant Glencore-Xstrata has slashed 450 jobs from two of its central Queensland coal mines Continue reading
The Finance Minister Shri Chidambaram presents an ambitious target of providing skills to 500 million people in ten years meaning thereby that 50 million people are to be skilled every year, which is a huge challenge in itself Continue reading
Renesas Electronics will shed more than a thousand jobs in Europe, including its whole workforce of more than 800 in Finland Continue reading
Nestle, the world’s biggest food company and a major employer in Europe, plans to recruit 20,000 young people as the continent grapples with a youth unemployment crisis that is sapping consumer confidence Continue reading
Rona will try to rebuild its profitability by closing 11 stores in two provinces and cutting more administrative jobs Continue reading
German unemployment unexpectedly fell in June amid signs a recovery in Europe’s biggest economy is on track even as the euro area struggles to emerge from its longest ever recession Continue reading
In the week ending June 22, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 346,000, a decrease of 9,000 from the previous week’s revised figure of 355,000 Continue reading