High rises in food, energy and fuel prices have caused that companies will not be able to employ as many workers as they used to. What measures do you need to put in place to avoid losing your job?
We are living through a challenging period, which will be even more difficult. The cause is inflation and the rising prices of everything. The current forecast suggests that there will be layoffs at the factories, although companies will make this unwanted decision as a last resort.
The craft pays its dividends - this phrase is still accurate and certainly will be for many years on. A skilled and clever bricklayer, electrician or plumber will always be needed. These professions do not require a university degree and yet they are very well paid, even similar to professions where a university degree is required.
Mark Twain said: "Always be true to your home country. Be loyal to the government when it deserves it." When it comes to your employees or your employer, do you treat them like a country or a government? Read more in our article.
Burnout is affecting more and more people. The reason is the current fast pace of life, high demands or the desire for perfectionism and self-fulfilment. But there is a solution to this problem and ways to prevent it.
The Swiss education system links education with the labour market and can serve as an inspiration for other countries. Students acquire theoretical knowledge at school and gain practical skills in a specific enterprise, this practical part is being given more attention in the weekly timetable. Thanks to this system, Switzerland is one of the developed countries with low unemployment rate.
Whether we like it or not, an energy crisis is looming and is expected to last for some time. Here you can read more about it and find useful information on how to make sure it affects your life as little as possible.
Only a small percentage of teens plan to go into the 25 most common jobs, with an even smaller percentage wanting to go into the jobs that are projected to see the most growth in future years.
Artisanal work is increasingly rare. Computers and robots may rule the world, but who is going to fix your roof, your car, your fridge and ensure that all the conveniences around us work properly? Some professions are dying out, led by the skilled trades. Young people are rushing off to college, which means that interest
The very term “home office or work from home” is pretty self-explanatory: your own four walls function as both office and workspace. The workstation can be moved, for example, to a desk at home, to the local library or to a favourite café. This is a way of working that is primarily reserved for office
