[ad_1] With many companies, especially in the hospitality and tourism industries, facing layoffs due to the coronavirus, many may wonder what help is available for displaced workers. Department of Employment and Manpower communications officials Heather Biance and Dorothy Weaver spoke on Monday about who is eligible for UI benefits andRead More →
[ad_1] coronavirus, Ballarat’s casual workforce is at risk of being left with no income as the coronavirus pandemic shuts down industries and compromises businesses. A Ballarat businesswoman has teamed up with a casual worker from Sovereign Hill to expand her online employment platform, with the aim of creating new workRead More →
[ad_1] If the employment rate of women in the OECD were to match that of Sweden, the OECD’s GDP could grow by more than $ 6 trillion, according to PwC’s latest Women in Work Index, which analyzes women’s economic empowerment in 33 OECD countries. Between 2017 and 2018, the OECDRead More →
[ad_1] BREMERTON, Washington – Captain Dianna Wolfson, Commander of the Puget Sound Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility, officially opened the Command Career Center in a groundbreaking ceremony on February 26 at the location of the center next to Building 427 M-14415 trailer at the shipyard. “It doesn’t really come closeRead More →
[ad_1] Never stop learning. A key principle of Verizon’s commitment to employees is fostering a learning culture that empowers V Teamers. Through our training and professional development programs, we are preparing our business for the future and training the next generation of change makers and innovators. While our goal isRead More →
[ad_1] At one time, workers could expect a lot from their employers. A company can provide a pension and good health care, and it is concerned with the development and learning of its employees. The worker-employer relationship was a long-term commitment that could last for decades. Now that has changed.Read More →