Category - Employment

• Half a million workers overlooked
• Region sees more job losses in healthcare and social assistance
• Why your UIF claim may be rejected and what you can do next
• Some young workers say they fear remote work more than AI
• Outsourcin­g can help fulfill job creation pledges, says entreprene­ur
• More job hunting a er graduation
• 5L man-days created under VB-G RAM G since July 1: Khandre
• 5L man-days created under VB-G RAM G since July 1: Khandre
• MPs call for changes to NI to boost youth jobs
• A historic worker shortage is looming
• You gotta learn to earn
• RETIRE IN THE PHILIPPINE­S
• U.S. weekly unemployme­nt claims fall to 208,000, fewest in 10 weeks
• US job growth slows, participat­ion hits five-year low
• Informal sector in salary review
• WA releases new unemployme­nt numbers. How do we compare nationally?
• Customs release N7.61bn pension benefits for 4,237 retirees
• Apostle Justice hosts Business, Skills Summit
• Teachers pension fund seeks stability
• UK pensions ‘most exposed’ to private credit
• Rents flatten in many locales despite housing shortage
• LETTER to the Editor
• Workforce jobs in NI expected to exceed one million by 2032
• Spike in numbers getting divorced means many are losing out on pension savings
• 190,000 Emiratis work in 32,000 private firms
• True warriors remain unsung
• What AI can – and can’t – do to help you plan your retirement
• Life sector poised to maintain steady growth
• Hope is not strategy: How to make your nest egg work
• US import prices rise unexpected­ly in June
• ‘AI can’t replace it’ is the wrong reason to join community care work
• PM to address Indonesian investment losses in Dewan
• PM BACKS MACC PROBE INTO EFISHERY FRAUD
• America’s 20 top-paying jobs? Doctors, doctors, more doctors
• PHL tax regime considered attractive to foreign retirees
• Talent retention focus of Cebu biz summit
• Productivi­ty, not politics, holds the key to our economic future