Improve training and change job, young people’s resolutions for 2020
Training, not stressing, and learning another language are at the top of the list of job-related goals according to a study by Infojobs The end …
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Studying and working, a combination on the rise
82% of Spanish postgraduate students gain work experience while completing their degree Much has been said in recent years about the so-called ‘NEETs’, i.e. teenagers …
Young people are highly committed to their work
An intergenerational talent study has revealed major differences between age groups The School of Labour Sciences of the University of Murcia, the Generation & Talent …
70% of Generation Z workers worry about retirement
This the conclusion of the What Workers Want 2019 by the recruitment and selection company Hays More and more companies are focusing on their employees. …
The youth unemployment rate fell in 2018 in Spain
The unemployment rate among people under the age of 25 fell by nearly 10% and long-term unemployment, by a little more than 17% Youth unemployment …
Equal jobs to solve labour inequality
The ‘Young Women and Employment’ report prepared by PwC draws attention to the fact that there are still jobs that are considered to be ‘for …
“You’re not a general manager just because you have qualifications. You have to be willing to work”
“The medium is the message”. This is the most famous quote by the philosopher, professor and Canadian theorist, Marshall McLuhan. This erudite is commonly studied …
Digitisation and retirement will favour youth employment
A ECS’s report estimates that jobs will increase in the Basque Country by 8.7% up to 2025 The Economic and Social Council (ESC) of the …
“In the Latin American market, there are increasing entrepreneurial opportunities”
Urtzi Terroba is a young man from Bizkaia living in Guatemala who runs three business projects and has a clear entrepreneurial and social vocation His …
The falling unemployment in Spain has mainly benefited young people
Spain continues to create jobs at a higher rate than the rest of the European Union, although it still has a long way to go …