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Canada – Federal civil service hit with 1700 more job notices

So far, CBC News has been made aware of let­ters issued to some 1,600 employ­ees with Human Resources and Skills Devel­op­ment Cana­da (HRSD), the depart­ment respon­si­ble for admin­is­ter­ing the employ­ment insur­ance (EI) sys­tem, old age secu­ri­ty (OAS) … See all sto­ries on this topic » CBC.ca http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/story/2012/09/13/pol-federal-civil-servants-cuts.html

Where Have the Workers Gone?

Jessie Romero of the Rich­mond Fed ana­lyzes why so many peo­ple are leav­ing the labor force, and what are they doing after they exit: Where Have All the Work­ers Gone?, by Jessie Romero, Rich­mond Fed: Since Sep­tem­ber of last year, the unem­ploy­ment rate in the Unit­ed States has declined near­ly a full per­cent­age point, from … Continue reading →

OECD – Weak growth outlook is expected to push unemployment beyond today’s already high levels

The global economy is slowing, with key European countries entering a recession that is now having an impact worldwide, the OECD said in its latest Interim Economic Assessment. “Our forecast shows that the economic outlook has weakened significantly since last spring,” Mr Padoan said. “The slowdown will persist if leaders fail to address the main … Continue reading →

OECD Education at Glance – Video

Andreas Schleicher, OECD Deputy-Director of Education speaks about the key finding of this year’s OECD Education at Glance. He says, education spending is rising but access to higher education remains unequal in most countries. Governments should increase investment in early childhood programmes and maintain reasonable costs for higher education in order to reduce inequality, boost … Continue reading →

UK – Job cuts of 10% for cops

Almost 6800 police posts have been down­sized since the 2010UK gen­er­al elec­tion as a result of British aus­ter­i­ty mea­sures, accord­ing to a House of Com­mons analy­sis of updat­ed Home Office fig­ures… http://rt.com/news/uk-police-jobs-cut-838/

Deutsche Bank to Increase Job Cuts

Deutsche Bank AG (DBK), Europe‘s biggest bank by assets, will cut jobs and review its pay prac­tices to help boost prof­itabil­i­ty as cap­i­tal require­ments rise and Europe’s debt cri­sis drags on. “Com­pen­sa­tion prac­tices are one impor­tant way to achieve … http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-09-11/deutsche-bank-plans-more-cuts-in-headcount-pay-to-reach-goals.html

Canada – Youth largely working or learning says an OECD report

Economic turmoil may have been pushing young people out of the workforce and sidelining them from their educational goals, but a report from the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development suggests Canada’s youth are faring better than most. The organization’s “Education at a Glance” report found that 14 per cent of Canadians between 15 and … Continue reading →

Canada – Workers No Longer Engaged in Jobs

Canada has a productivity gap that continues to create challenges for organizations attempting to becoming more competitive, a new report suggests. Towers Watson, a New York professional services company with an HR consulting office in Vancouver, released a report that exposes a lack of sustainable engagement in the Canadian workforce. According to Towers Watson, organizations … Continue reading →

Nigeria – Brain Drain – Kano loses 100 doctors in six months – NMA

The Nigerian Medical Association has urged Kano state government to declare state of emergency in the health sector to halt the mass exodus of medical practitioners from government hospitals across the state. The NMA said that the state has witnessed the disengagement of over one hundred medical doctors in the last 6 months. Briefing newsmen … Continue reading →

(UPDATE) Unilever – Port Sun­light – Confirms decision to axe 350 jobs in Wales

The con­sumer prod­ucts giant con­firmed that 225 jobs are to be lost with the clo­sure of its per­son­al care prod­ucts site in Swansea, and a fur­ther 25 at its dis­tri­b­u­tion site in Brid­gend as it con­cen­trates oper­a­tions at its Port Sun­light base. http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/2012/09/13/unilever-confirms-decision-to-axe-350-jobs-in-wales-91466-31828312/

Ireland – FG Wilson to cut 760 jobs

Up to 760 jobs are to be cut by a major engi­neer­ing com­pa­ny in the North, it was announced today. FG Wil­son, which is part of the inter­na­tion­al Cater­pil­lar cor­po­ra­tion, said the loss­es are part of mea­sures to make the busi­ness more effi­cient and … Irish Times http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2012/0913/breaking20.html Envoyé via Flipboard Envoyé de mon iPad

French minister says Peugeot should cut in Spain, not just France

France’s industry ministry is pressing the country’s leading carmaker to limit the impact of a domestic restructuring set to claim 8,000 jobs – by shifting part of the cuts burden to Spain. Arnaud Montebourg, industrial renewal minister, was expected to raise the issue in talks on Thursday with PSA Peugeot Citroen chief executive Philippe Varin … Continue reading →

Europe’s minority youth face extra hurdle in job hunt

France, with Europe’s largest con­cen­tra­tion of Mus­lim and North African immi­grants, is on the front lines of the dis­crim­i­na­tion prob­lem, but it is not alone. In Ger­many, a uni­ver­si­ty con­duct­ed a study send­ing out iden­ti­cal resumes in response to … http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/business/as-crisis-swirls-europes-minority-youth-face-extra-hurdle-in-job-hunt-discrimination-169594506.html

Bank of England should focus on employment data

Ben Broad­bent, a mem­ber of the Bank of Eng­land’s Mon­e­tary Pol­i­cy Com­mit­tee, said the link between employ­ment and infla­tion had proved “more sta­ble” through­out the finan­cial cri­sis than those between “either of those vari­ables and out­put”. “We should … Telegraph.co.uk http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/jobs/9539737/Bank-of-England-should-focus-on-employment-data-says-MPCs-Ben-Broadbent.html Envoyé via Flipboard Envoyé de mon iPad

UK – Ivybridge paper mill to close with 100 jobs lost

A south Devon paper mill is to close with the loss of almost 100 jobs. Arjowig­gins, which owns the Stow­ford Mill at Ivby­bridge, said the decline in Euro­pean sales meant it was hav­ing to trans­fer oper­a­tions to Scot­land. Clo­sure of the mill in 2014 will … http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-19585376

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