Categoría: Business
Analysis: Estimates of employee jobs paid less than the living wage in London and other parts of the UK
In 2014, there were some 6 million employee jobs paid less than the living wage in the UK. Over half of these were part-time jobs. In real terms (after adjusting for inflation), the London Living Wage rose by 3% between 2008 and 2014 while median hourly pay for employees aged 18 and over in London… Continue reading Analysis: Estimates of employee jobs paid less than the living wage in London and other parts of the UK
Launches Women in Business program
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has teamed up with Egypt’s largest commercial bank to launch a Women in Business (WIB) programme aimed at strengthening the role of female entrepreneurs in the Egyptian economy. This programme is being launched in collaboration with the National Bank of Egypt (NBE), providing a comprehensive package of… Continue reading Launches Women in Business program
Gender Focus reinforced to Economic Growth
As women are both drivers and beneficiaries of inclusive economic growth, the APEC Women and the Economy 2015 forum lays down a framework toward realizing the full potential of women as economic actors in the global economy In a statement adopted at the High Level Policy Dialogue on Women, the Policy Partnership on Women… Continue reading Gender Focus reinforced to Economic Growth
Cloning for food: MEPs vote on plans to ban the practice
The different stages of cloning an animal ©BELGA/SCIENCE Should cloning for food be banned because of animal welfare concerns? On Tuesday 8 September MEPs debate and vote on amendments to a European Commission proposal to ban the cloning of farm animals in the EU. The MEPs in charge of steering the plans through… Continue reading Cloning for food: MEPs vote on plans to ban the practice
EBRD helps bring Coca-Cola bottling plant to Tajikistan
€45 million investment supports local production, raises agribusiness standards The EBRD is providing finance for a new soft drinks bottling plant in Tajikistan with an investment that will help reduce imports, increase domestic production and raise standards in the country’s agribusiness sector.
What’s on boomers’ minds
Baby boomers are running scared and marketers are in hot pursuit. What strikes such fear? The specter of memory loss and cognitive impairment severe enough to turn you into “a prisoner” in your own home who is “unable to recall who you are, where you live, or to whom you are related.”According to an FTC… Continue reading What’s on boomers’ minds
Staff Side-stepping Security Protocols Could Leave Your Business Vulnerable, Says ESET
SINGAPORE, July 8, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — For those who are less familiar with the cybersecurity space, some of the rules proposed by businesses trying to stay safe, can seem like they are designed just to make life difficult. Not being able to download applications or have access to certain websites, as well as an emphasis… Continue reading Staff Side-stepping Security Protocols Could Leave Your Business Vulnerable, Says ESET
Entrepreneurs – Government closely with foreign defending regularization
President of the National Council of Private Enterprise (CONEP), Rafael Blanco Canto said that the business sector working “hand in hand” with the government, defending the National Reorganization Plan at national and international level. Defend process outside the country ” We are working with the Government looking for schemes that allow us to take the… Continue reading Entrepreneurs – Government closely with foreign defending regularization
“Doom”ed false promises
arn rewards for supporting a project you believe in? That’s what “crowdfunding” is all about. Here’s how it works: “Creators” think of projects. To pay for those projects, they ask for small amounts of money from lots of people, usually through online platforms like Kickstarter or Indiegogo. Often, creators offer rewards to contributors. So far,… Continue reading “Doom”ed false promises
