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The future looks bright as Japan returns from COVID-era economic and employment issues. Like most countries, Japan’s economic performance has been significantly affected by the COVID-19 global health crisis, and its GDP has been shrinking for several consecutive terms since
An Economic and Employment Snapshot Denmark’s economy weathered the global pandemic better than those of many other countries. A strong government welfare system and high level of digitization kept workers employed and businesses running. However, Denmark’s GDP (gross domestic product
Belgium has been one of the European countries particularly hard hit by COVID-19. Its economy contracted by 8.4% last year as a result of the pandemic. Full recovery is not expected for another two years. However, the country has managed
The most populous country in the EU, Germany is also Europe’s largest and strongest economy; it is also the fourth most competitive economy in the world. It ranks third globally for exports after China and the U.S. Generally speaking, the country’s success can be attributed to its strong and diverse manufacturing sector and highly skilled labor force.
Canada, like so many countries, has lost many jobs due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. According to a recent politico.com article, more than a million jobs were lost in the month of March alone. Statistics Canada reported that the employment
Israel is one of the world’s top start-up nations; it has developed more start-ups in recent years than all of Europe combined. The most recent Global Innovation Index ranked it first for R&D per capita, and the World Economic Forum’s
Tokyo is among the costliest cities in the world for foreign nationals. It is ranked second in Mercer’s latest cost of living rankings. It is the third most expensive city to live in Asia and the seventh most expensive city
India is the world’s largest democracy and its sixth-largest economy. And, though its hiring numbers have slipped a little bit over the past few years, employability is at its highest in six years. There are plenty of jobs to be
With a population of 2.4 million, Greater Vancouver is Canada’s third-largest metropolitan area. The city of Vancouver is the country’s most densely populated. It is the largest city in the province of British Columbia (BC). Consistently ranked one of the
The job market in Switzerland remains one of the world’s most attractive to foreign professionals, and it is competitive. The small European country renowned for historical neutrality, peace, and prosperity, along with exquisite chocolate and luxury watches, boasts a labor