Employment

The introduction of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Corporate Governance (CG) into the management of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Bolivia represents a critical step towards modernizing business practices and increasing competitiveness. This initiative was supported by the IDB

The healthcare sector is at a critical juncture as new budget cuts threaten to exacerbate existing staff shortages, causing significant concern among professionals and policymakers alike. Public Health Minister Fleur Agema has vocally expressed her worries about the potential negative impact these

The Dutch Tax Authority is set to implement stricter rules on false self-employment, a significant development that could impact around 250,000 self-employed individuals across various sectors. This move aims to address the rising issue of false self-employment, where individuals perform tasks

Despite advancements in technological defenses, human error remains a significant vulnerability in cybersecurity, with phishing posing a potent threat due to its social engineering tactics. The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) reported approximately 300,000 phishing incidents in

The recent evaluation by the Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC) of the UK’s new Employment Rights Bill has sparked a critical examination of the legislation's foundations. The RPC, established by the Labour government in 2009 as part of the Better Regulation Framework, ensures that the p

In a landmark decision that could reshape the gig economy, Glovo, the Spanish food delivery app, announced a major shift in its employment model, moving its delivery drivers from freelancers to full-time employees. This decision stemmed from ongoing pressure from the Spanish government, which has