New Infrastructure Law will be attractive to private investors: SHCP
The new law for the promotion of investment in infrastructure in Mexico aims to attract private investors by offering preferential treatment in earnings when partnered with the public sector.
Persistent storytelling in the Ministry of Labor about public service pensions
The Ministry of Labor's attempt to navigate the complex discussion around public service pensions faces scrutiny as the Fagforbundet awaits a new report from the Parliament.
A new holiday is approaching
Ecuador is anticipating an upcoming public holiday, potentially impacting the tourism sector, depending on the government's decision regarding the ongoing curfew in several provinces.
The Government advances with another reduction of public employment and aims for a total reduction of 10% by 2026
The Argentine government is set to implement another round of public sector job cuts, targeting a total reduction of 10% of the national administration workforce by 2026.
Let's Create a Quality Market with the Patient in Mind
The article discusses the role of the private sector as an essential component of the healthcare system in Poland, arguing for better cooperation between public and private healthcare providers.
Itatiaia announces selection process with 152 vacancies for the health sector
The city of Itatiaia in Brazil is offering 152 job vacancies in the health sector, with applications open from August 23 to August 27.
Emater opens Simplified Selection Process with vacancies for six municipalities in western Pará; registration starts on Monday, 23
Emater-Pará has announced a Simplified Selection Process offering 24 temporary positions in six municipalities of western Pará, with registrations opening on Monday.
Everything changes, everything re-forms. Except for the judges
The article discusses the extensive reforms made in Italy over the years, contrasting them with the stagnation in the judicial system.
Iraq: Why it 'freezes' oil exports
Iraq has declared a state of force majeure on all oil fields operated by foreign companies amid disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting its oil exports and public revenues.
Brazil could save R$ 186 billion in ten years with control of super salaries, says institute
A study suggests that Brazil could save R$ 186.4 billion over ten years by controlling excessive salaries in the public sector.
Finnish parliament member: the country is heading towards an uncontrollable financial crisis
A Finnish parliament member warns that without significant measures, Finland could face a financial crisis within a decade due to rapid public sector debt growth.
UK borrowing rises unexpectedly to £14.3bn in February
Britain's public sector net borrowing rose to £14.3 billion in February, exceeding forecasts and raising concerns over the potential impact of the Iran conflict on government finances.
Government's response on BSNL privatization, know...
The Indian government has clarified that BSNL will not be privatized and will remain a public sector company focused on expanding and strengthening its 4G-5G networks.
Manitoba training fee could drive up costs on large construction projects, groups say
A new training fee in Manitoba could significantly increase costs for public-sector construction projects, according to industry associations.
Kotka: an official could receive a large bonus from millions earned for the state
Entrepreneur Taavi Kotka suggests that officials who successfully implement highly profitable projects should receive bonuses of up to half a million euros.
At 21:40 "In the First Studio" Taavi Kotka
Taavi Kotka discusses in 'In the First Studio' the potential for Estonian officials to receive substantial bonuses for solving key problems, and the implications of adopting private sector practices in public administration.
Public Defender's Office evaluates increase in housing assistance amid debate on additional benefits
The Public Defender's Office of Brazil is considering an adjustment to its housing assistance for members of the organization amidst discussions about eliminating additional public sector benefits.
To Vima Today: Why Young People Turn Their Backs on the Public Sector
The article discusses why young Greeks are increasingly rejecting careers in the public sector, with insights from journalist Giannis Christakos.
The Government will guarantee the salary increase of teachers and 'mossos' despite not having Budgets
The Catalan Government plans to ensure salary increases for teachers and police despite the absence of an official budget.
Certainly, Mexico will have great benefits in all areas
The Mexican economy is undergoing significant changes, and public sector efforts to attract investment are crucial for future growth, according to Scotiabank Mexico's general director, Pablo Elek.
Competition in AL: announcement for CGE analyst published with a salary of R$ 6.8 thousand; check it out
The Government of Alagoas has published an announcement for a competition to hire analysts for the Controladoria-Geral do Estado (CGE), offering 10 positions with a salary of R$ 6,831.54.
Public Prosecutor's Office of DF investigates possible irregularities in appointments to positions at Iprev
The Public Prosecutor's Office of the Federal District is investigating potential nepotism and favoritism in appointments within the Iprev.
Personnel Changes on March 18
The article lists various personnel changes in public and private sectors in South Korea.
Healthcare Workers Will Receive Pay Raises in July. This is Certain
Public healthcare employees in Poland are set to receive pay raises in July after a government negotiation impasse.
The audit report revealed serious deficiencies in the personnel management of the Päijät-Häme welfare area
An internal audit has uncovered significant areas for improvement in the personnel management of the Päijät-Häme welfare area.
The Government resumes negotiations on the 35-hour workweek in the central administration with the aim of approving it in March
The Spanish Government is seeking to finalize negotiations for a 35-hour workweek in the central administration, aiming for approval in March.
The Government added another month of financial surplus in February
In February, the Argentine government reported a financial surplus of $144.421 billion, reinforcing its commitment to fiscal balance under the leadership of Javier Milei.
CNU final results announced this Monday (16); see how to access
The Brazilian federal government announced the final results of the CNU exam, known as the 'ENEM of Competitions', which offers over 3,600 vacancies for public sector roles.
Strike threatens Berlin airport on Wednesday
A strike called by the Verdi union is set to affect workers at Berlin's airport on Wednesday due to a wage dispute with public sector employers.
The verdict against Kindberg stands firm - not granted leave to appeal in the Supreme Court
Daniel Kindberg and his associates have received prison sentences for serious bribery offenses related to their time at a municipal housing company in Sweden.
Most believe that sickness benefits and job security are greater in the public sector
A recent survey indicates that a majority of Icelanders believe sickness benefits and job security are more favorable in the public sector compared to the private sector.
KalogrÃa: The Public Sector does not erase the old coastal zone – New development in the case
The Greek government has decided to maintain the public status of an area in KalogrÃa, rejecting calls to delist it from public properties.
Payment of the second batch of the salary bonus starts this Monday; understand
The second batch of the PIS/Pasep salary bonus for 2024 begins distribution on Monday, benefiting over 2 million workers with approximately R$ 2.5 billion in total payments.
Health and Civil Police Competitions Authorized in Amapá; Health Will Have 1,800 Vacancies and Police Will Form Jury
The government of Amapá has authorized public competitions for the health sector and the Civil Police, offering 1,800 vacancies in health and positions for police officers.
The US government shutdown has cut airport staff salaries to half
A partial government shutdown in the U.S. is significantly impacting the pay of airport security personnel, leaving many with only two weeks' salary after nearly a month of the shutdown.
Renewable energy companies will demand that presidential candidates prioritize the issue
Renewable energy companies in Brazil are preparing a letter to presidential candidates outlining public policy suggestions and identifying current challenges in the electricity sector.
More than 100 representatives from the private sector participated in the First Public Procurement Meeting
The First Public Procurement Meeting in Ecuador saw participation from over 100 private sector representatives, focusing on reforms and collaboration to enhance public purchasing systems.
Supreme Court on Public Sector Retirees: Continued Employment Does Not Justify Dismissal
Greece's Supreme Court ruled in favor of public sector retirees who also continue to work, stating their retirement and continued employment cannot be grounds for dismissal.
Operation against tax evasion in the meat trade in Greater Recife targets gang that caused R$ 145 million loss
A criminal organization involved in tax evasion affecting the meat trade in Greater Recife has been targeted by Operation Reencarnation, leading to significant financial losses for the public sector.
Fraud in bidding and bribes of up to R$ 2 million are investigated at the Divinópolis City Hall
Divinópolis City Hall is under investigation for a bribery and fraud scheme involving more than R$ 37 million in contracts.
The Flip Side of the Reduction of Social and Health Services – Pihtipudas and Other Small Municipalities Attract Private Medical Companies
The withdrawal of public social and health services in Central Finland has sparked interest from private healthcare companies in small municipalities like Pihtipudas.
A Last-Minute Addition to the Bus Law: Will It Cement Rail Transport? The Transport Sector is Raising the Alarm
A proposed amendment to Poland's public transport law may have unintended consequences for rail transport, raising concerns among industry stakeholders.
Earlier Recognition of Contract Periods for Work Experience. Is It Possible?
A new legal amendment in Poland will allow recognition of contract work periods towards work experience for public sector employees starting January 2026 and for the private sector from May 2026.
ASEP: Applications have started for announcement 1GB/2026
The process for submitting applications for the ASEP announcement 1GB/2026 has begun, offering 2,628 positions for permanent public sector staff.
Good news for Texas: the state changed the process for applying for public jobs and Abbott said he will expedite hiring
Texas has announced a new simplified application tool for public jobs, aimed at expediting the hiring process and attracting more candidates.
Banking still has much to contribute to the country: Barclays
Barclays Mexico's CEO, Raúl MartÃnez-Ostos, emphasizes the need for the banking sector to engage more actively in addressing the country's development challenges.
Four organizations: The pig election is here - even the agriculture sector knows it
The upcoming 2026 parliamentary election in Denmark is seeing a growing focus on animal welfare, particularly concerning pig farming, as public support intensifies for a proposal to ensure compliance with animal welfare laws.
Japan proceeds cautiously with the recovery of nuclear energy, 15 years after the Fukushima accident
Japan is gradually reactivating its nuclear energy sector, but only a small fraction of its reactors are operational amidst public skepticism and expert apprehension.
The Government's Options to Fulfill Salary Increases if There Are No Budgets
The Catalan government is navigating the challenge of honoring salary increases for teachers and police without an approved budget, relying on a budget extension for fiscal stability.
The Municipality recruits third sector entities to manage 500 low-cost rental apartments
The municipality has launched a call for third sector entities to co-design and manage 500 public housing units for vulnerable individuals and families.