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Canada – Layoffs at Molson

Long-time Molson marketing executive Judy Davey has been laid off by the brewing giant as part of what the company called a “restructuring” across the company resulting in about 50 job losses in total. Molson Coors Brewing Co.‘s chief corporate affairs officer Ferg Devinsconfirmed the layoffs Thursday, saying Davey’s was the most senior position terminated … Continue reading →

Bermuda – Education Gap – attainment levels are affecting Bermudians’ job prospects

Bermu­di­ans risk los­ing access to the top jobs if they con­tin­ue to lag in high­er edu­ca­tion, Shad­ow Edu­ca­tion Min­is­ter Grant Gib­bons warned. The One Bermu­da Alliance MP also reaf­firmed his party’s promise to bring in a tech­ni­cal cur­ricu­lum at the mid­dle … Lagging educational attainment levels are affecting Bermudians’ job prospects . http://www.royalgazette.com/article/20121022/NEWS05/710229964

Austramia – The dole and pension

In answers to ques­tions from The Week­end Aus­tralian, Mr Short­en shift­ed from ear­li­er asser­tions that the dole should be kept low to encour­age the unem­ployed to take low-paid jobs, say­ing it must be “dia­bol­i­cal­ly dif­fi­cult” for the unem­ployed to make … Gap between the dole and pension too great . http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/gap-between-the-dole-and-pension-too-great/story-fn59niix-1226501041259

Lufthansa : Threat of wage cuts and layoffs

At a press conference in Frankfurt last Thursday the CEO of Lufthansa, Christoph Franz, announced details for the long-planned restructuring of the company. From 2013 onwards Lufthansa will transfer all of its Europe-Germany flights—with the exception of those from Frankfurt and Munich—to the subsidiary company it formed ten years ago, German Wings. German Wings will … Continue reading →

Human Genome Sciences – Layoffs to continue

The job cuts continue at Rockville-based Human Genome Sciences as the biotechnology company folds its employees and operations into those of the British drugmaker that bought the firm this summer. The latest round of cuts targets 97 employees who were notified of the decision last week. The firm also warned that additional reductions would be … Continue reading →

South Africa – The ICT skills gap

South Africa’s ICT industry will face a serious skills crunch in the future unless it focuses on developing its young professionals. Matumane Tshabalala, technology solutions manager of EMC Southern Africa, says the skills are not there for high-end solution provisioning. Depending on who you speak to, the South African ICT industry faces a critical shortfall … Continue reading →

Australia – India: SkillsDMC to train 500 million people for NSDC

Australia’s industry skills council SkillsDMC has signed an agreement with India’s NSDC to impart training to 500 million people in key industry areas by 2022. SkillsDMC has signed an MoU with Indian counterpart National Skills Development Corporation (NSDC) to support the establishment of the Indian Sector Skills Council for mining. It will also provide for … Continue reading →

IT jobs – Location matters

Investing in an IT career is like investing in real estate: In both cases location matters. While it’s not all about location, location, location, compensation for the same IT job can vary widely — sometimes by $50,000 or more — depending on where you decide to work.  But the best paying job may not be … Continue reading →

Nursing Grads – More schooling may help to land jobs

The health care industry has been an employment bright spot in Sacramento and across the country as demand grows to care for a graying population. But newly minted nursing graduates are having trouble squaring that good news with their difficulties in finding work, said Anne McNamara. McNamara, dean of Grand Canyon University’s College of Nursing … Continue reading →

Greece – The biggest cumulative loss of output of a developed-country economy in at least three decades

Greece is spiraling into the kind of decline the U.S. and Germany endured during the Great Depression, showing the scale of the challenge involved in attempting to regain competitiveness through austerity. The economy shrank 18.4 percent in the past four years and the International Monetary Fund forecasts it will contract another 4 percent in 2013 … Continue reading →

Tanzania – Technical education doesn’t make graduates create jobs but makes them job seekers

Stakeholders in technical education have challenged the syllabus used in technical colleges, saying it doesn’t make graduates create jobs, but makes them job seekers. They raised their voices here recently when speaking at a forum geared to forge links between technical and vocational education on one hand and on the other, training institutions and industry. … Continue reading →

Ghana – 30,000 jobs lost in timber industry in last ten years

About 60 local timber companies have collapsed in the last 10 years, leading to the loss of about 30,000 jobs. Companies that had managed to survive the turbulence in the industry are currently producing below 50 per cent capacity. The Chief Executive of the Ghana Timber Millers Organisation (GTMO), Dr Kwame Asamoah Adam, made this … Continue reading →

Teacher – There is no job that’s more exciting

I had a gap year before I went to university where I spent a year in China, just to travel and learn Chinese but I ended up teaching English to university students. I really enjoyed it – and that was the first time I’d thought about teaching. I’d gone just to experience being abroad, but … Continue reading →

American Airlines Layoffs – Tulsa families up in the air

After negotiations with the union and early retirement packages, company and union officials said this month that American would lay off 300 mechanics and about 70 fleet service workers in Tulsa by February. The layoffs will be effective in November … American Airlines layoffs leave families up in the air | Tulsa World.

XL Foods – Brooks in crisis mode with 2,200 laid off workers

The mayor of Brooks in southern Alberta says the community is in crisis mode as it prepares for the human cost of troubles at the XL Foods beef plant. Workers at the plant, which is at the centre of a beef recall and E. coli scare, have been laid off again as food safety officials … Continue reading →

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