A cigar saved me; I'm alive by just 20 meters
Alessandro Acerbi recounts his narrow escape from a tram crash that killed two and injured thirty-nine in Milan.
G. Chatzitheodosios: Thousands of vacancies in technical professions and artificial intelligence
Greece is facing a serious human resources shortage in technical fields, according to G. Chatzitheodosios, president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce.
Fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants; expenses effectively funneled back from training institutions
Reports reveal a nationwide fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants managed by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
Executive Search in Shipping: Discretion, Speed, and Responsibility
The article discusses the significance of careful executive search processes in the shipping industry to avoid costly mis-hires.
The Redundant Challenge of Education
The article discusses the complex relationship between unlimited human expectations and finite resources in education, emphasizing the role of philosophy and economics in navigating this challenge.
UN: The world is facing the most intense power struggle since World War II
The UN warns that the world is experiencing its most intense competition for power and resources since World War II, amid widespread human rights violations in several countries.
The public officials' union criticizes Ulsan City for manpower shortages of 136 employees in local government due to personnel transfers
The public officials' union in Ulsan claims that recent personnel transfers by Ulsan City have resulted in significant manpower shortages in local government, affecting 136 positions.
Reading the Economy from the Faces of Small Business Owners
The article features Lee Jin-wook, a management consultant who has transitioned from human resources and labor management to providing consultations for small businesses in South Korea, highlighting the struggles they face amid economic challenges.
The Bank of Spain hires Deloitte for talent attraction and retention
The Bank of Spain has contracted Deloitte to develop human resources strategies focused on attracting and retaining talent.
Prefectura adds an ROV and reinforces the search for Sofía Devries in the Nuevo Gulf of Puerto Madryn
The Argentine Coast Guard has enhanced the search operations for missing young woman Sofía Devries in the Gulf Nuevo with new technical and human resources, including a remotely operated vehicle (ROV).
Flash launches platform to centralize corporate benefit management for companies
Flash, a meal voucher and food allowance operator, is launching a platform to help companies manage corporate benefits efficiently.
RH Connection promotes lecture on Generation Z with Afonso Lamounier
The ACIL's RH Connection event will host a lecture on understanding Generation Z, focusing on its impact in the corporate environment, led by expert Afonso Lamounier.
More than half of the employees at Félagsbústaða have quit
More than half of the employees of Félagsbústaða have resigned amid a climate of distrust towards leadership.
Philip Morris Italy invests in talent
Philip Morris Italia is investing in human resources through a new Sales Academy aimed at training 200 new hires for its transition to smoke-free products.
Julita Karaś-Gasparska: It’s Worth Asking 'Why?' First
Julita Karaś-Gasparska discusses the need for understanding the personal circumstances behind professional mistakes before taking disciplinary action in the workplace.
Severe Defeat for the Centrist Party Amid Concerns Over 'Lack of Human Resources' as SeniorMembers Face Election Losses, Rebuilding Will Be a Thorny Path
The centrist reform coalition in Japan faces a significant defeat in the recent general elections, leading to leadership changes and raising concerns about a shortage of personnel for future operations.
South Africa: Fishers Tell Human Rights Body They Go Hungry Despite Living Next to the Sea
Small-scale fishers in South Africa report rising hunger and poverty, despite having access to abundant marine resources.
Human Excellence in the Age of AI
The article discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the workforce and the importance of maintaining human-centric values in organizations.
An expert revealed how a toxic leader affects your company’s productivity and was blunt with the solution: 'They must be removed'
Sandra Olive emphasizes the negative impact of toxic leaders on workplace productivity and stresses the need for their removal.
Fashion Company: Hugo Boss Discusses Fewer Home Office Days
Hugo Boss is considering raising the required in-office workdays from three to four, sparking discussions about its human resources management.
Human Resources on February 7
The article lists various promotions and transfers within South Korea's governmental departments and organizations as of February 7.
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The winter special of Večernji list presents compelling stories about forces that push boundaries, exploring the Arctic resource struggles, historical winters in Croatia and Europe, and the resilience of the human spirit.
Democrats say Trump’s immigration crackdown has undermined efforts to combat human trafficking
Democratic lawmakers have expressed concern that Trump's immigration policies are diverting law enforcement resources away from combating human trafficking and child exploitation.
AI in Football: VfL Wolfsburg Aims to Save Hundreds of Thousands of Euros with ChatGPT
Bundesliga club VfL Wolfsburg is leveraging generative AI in various sectors, from pitch maintenance to human resources, viewing it as an integral part of their future operations.
In the 'constellation' of AI, the labor market: The 16 trends reshaping roles, skills, and leadership
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is leading to hybrid super-teams, role changes, and new rules in the labor market, highlighting the importance of human resources for sustainability and competitiveness globally.
Lidl Croatia Again Received the 'Top Employer 2026' Award: A Career That Pays Off
Lidl Croatia has been recognized as a Top Employer for 2026, reaffirming its status as one of the best employers in the country and highlighting its high standards in human resource management internationally.
Amplifon among the 17 global companies certified 'Global Top Employer' 2026
Amplifon, a global leader in hearing care services and solutions, has been recognized as one of the 17 companies worldwide as a Global Top Employer 2026, being the only company based in Italy to receive this international recognition for excellence in human resource management and workplace environment.
Attendance Management is Part of Human Resource Expertise
The city of Reykjavik is looking to hire a specialist in attendance management, drawing significant attention to the job advertisement.
Aiming to Reduce Sick Leave Rate for Public Employees
Finance Minister Daði Már Kristófersson plans to implement measures aimed at reducing the high sick leave rate among public employees, as it has been a significant concern with a new human resources plan introduced for the next three years to improve stability and staffing.
You won't realize that AI saw you during recruitment. It decides whether someone reads your CV
About 88 percent of companies worldwide now use some form of artificial intelligence in their recruitment processes, significantly impacting how resumes are filtered and job descriptions are created.
Automation and AI: the keys to the success of HR areas that stand out with results
The integration of automation and artificial intelligence in Human Resources is transforming recruitment and operational efficiency, enabling companies to focus on strategic tasks.