Human resource management
LabMin Turcan: No one has planned to abolish bonuses
Minister of Labor and Social Protection Raluca Turcan declared on Thursday, in southeastern Constanta, that the government is not planning to abolish the bonuses granted to the public sector employees, but to have the employee firstly attracted by the salary and less by the bonuses. "I would like to dismantle some fake news that has been spreading in the last hours.
BNS concerned plans to change Kurzarbeit law turn employees into puppets at employers' whim
The proposals of the Minister of Labor and Social Protection regarding the change of the law on flexible work turn the employees into puppets at the permanent disposal of the employers, argue the representatives of the National Trade Union Bloc (BNS). The trade union organization expressed concerns about LabMin Raluca Turcan's announced plans to amend OUG No.
Supermarket sector set for restructuring
The 9.7% annual increase in supermarket turnover in 2020 - amounting to additional revenues of more than 1 billion euros - is set to drive changes in the retail landscape in Greece.
- Read more about Supermarket sector set for restructuring
- Log in to post comments
Total turnover in Turkish economy jumps 38.9% in November
Turkey's turnover index soared 38.9% in November over the same month in 2019, the statistical authority announced on Jan. 13.
The index saw the biggest change in the industry and trade sector, up 46.2% and 44.6%, respectively, year-on-year in November, TÜİK figures showed.
The construction index saw a 16.6% annual rise, while the services sector posted an increase of 16%.
Fifth round of loans begins
The countdown has started for the fifth phase of the popular "Deposit To Be Returned" program - cheap state loans that thousands of enterprises and freelance professionals are relying on to cover their losses from the lockdown and the Christmas turnover they have missed out on.
- Read more about Fifth round of loans begins
- Log in to post comments
Startuppers feeling upbeat
Despite the ongoing health crisis, a number of enterprises are optimistic about what 2021 may hold. A recent ICAP survey showed that while five out of 10 enterprises expect their turnover this year to be smaller than in 2019, they still consider it will be an improvement on 2020.
- Read more about Startuppers feeling upbeat
- Log in to post comments
Welcome to a new era of innovative professional education!
For several months now, in the background of the biggest health and economic crisis in the history of Slovenia, innovative blockchain platform, Sacret Life, has been a generator for specific expert video content, the foundation for a completely new paradigm.
Teleworking extended until January 31
Employers will determine if they will adopt the system
- Read more about Teleworking extended until January 31
- Log in to post comments
Total turnover in economy jumps 31% in October
The Turkish economy saw a 30.9% jump in total turnover in October on a yearly basis, the country's statistical authority announced on Dec. 14.
The index posted the biggest change in the industry sector, up 38.5% year-on-year in October, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) figures showed.
- Read more about Total turnover in economy jumps 31% in October
- Log in to post comments
Economy Minister: BGN 156 Million Will Be Redirected to Closed Companies in Bulgaria
BGN 156 million will be redirected for the implementation of the new anti-crisis measure in support of the businesses in Bulgaria closed by the order of the Minister of Health.
The aid will be differentiated, depending on the lost turnover, announced the Minister of Economy Lachezar Borisov.