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From the pain of learning to the AI ​​revolution: this is how corporate education is being transformed
Many employees do not feel that learning is good. ...

Unemployment in Spain has increased to a level not seen in 13 years
Unemployment in Spain increased by 9.3 percent, or 231 thousand, in the first quarter of this year, which last occurred 13 years ago, the Spanish ...

The ranking was born: the most overworked people work here
According to a recent German survey, there is no single "hardest" job, but it is clear which professions have the greatest physical, mental and time ...

This is why workers are disappearing: companies are facing a bigger problem than pay
For years, news about the labor shortage and its causes and solutions have focused primarily on wages and recruitment, while an increasingly serious, ...

Labor hire: cost or competitive advantage?
Temporary employment in Hungary received a stable legal framework in 2001. ...

Trend reversal on the labor market: renting is no longer just a tool for the big guys
The dynamics of the labor market is changing spectacularly, and this is becoming more and more evident in the rise of atypical forms of employment. ...

Every 5th employee would quit because of AI: what can the manager do?
A recent study involving more than 4,000 employees revealed that DISC personality types fundamentally determine the use of AI tools in the workplace. ...

Long working hours, stress: this is how work can endanger your life
The International Labor Organization (ILO) reports that long working hours and precarious employment are leading to a global health crisis. ...

The question is not whether there will be enough jobs, but whether there will be properly trained employees – HR challenges in the age of permacrisis
Change is no longer a state of emergency, but the default mode of business life: organizations increasingly operate in constant uncertainty. ...

6.1 million leaders are unprepared: who takes care of mental well-being?
According to recent research, there are 6.1 million workers in managerial positions in the UK who are not prepared to discuss mental health with their ...