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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) continues to bounce back from pandemic lows with increased hiring. The United Arab Emirates, and particularly the emirate of Dubai, is a commercial, financial, logistics, and business hub of the Middle East. The COVID-19 pandemic
With an immense population and growing economy, Indonesia is working to overcome its many challenges to focus on the future. The Republic of Indonesia is an emerging middle-income country. Its economic might is increasing. The country is predicting 5.1% economic
The Czech Republic, also known as Czechia (pronounced Che-ki-ya), is one of the most advanced economies in the European Union (EU). The Czech Republic’s economy slowed down in the first year of the pandemic, but it’s now bounced back and
Talent shortages mar an otherwise bright pandemic recovery for “Start-up Nation” Israel “Israel has an entrepreneurial spirit and a creative, highly educated, skilled and diverse workforce,” according to the latest investment statement of the US State Department. Israel’s free-market economy
Hard hit by COVID-19, Costa Rica’s job market is slowly bouncing back. As elsewhere in the world, Costa Rica’s job market was hit hard by COVID-19. It is slowly improving and returning to pre-pandemic levels, but at a slower
Austria’s economy is recovering faster than expected after the COVID-19 pandemic undermined its growth. The country is heading to pre-COVID levels in the summer. Its hiring outlook is positive, jobs growth is strong and unemployment is expected to decline to
Skilled workers are needed as Vietnam’s economy continues to grow. Vietnam’s shift from a centralized to a more market-oriented economy has made it an emerging Asian powerhouse. In fact, the Vietnamese economy was one of the few that continued to
Low unemployment and positive hiring intentions characterize Argentina post-COVID-19. By Mary Anne Thompson, Founder and President, GoinGlobal, Inc. Argentina has abundant natural resources, an educated workforce and strong agricultural and industrial sectors. It’s experienced serious economic crises over the past
The Great Resignation The Great Resignation, also known as the Extraordinary Exodus, began in February 2021 and continues today. Its effects, initiated for the most part by circumstances surrounding COVID-19, can be felt around the world as employees across the
Brexit and COVID-19 have affected the cost of living in the UK, from housing to transportation to medical care. The United Kingdom is suffering from a cost-of-living crisis initiated by Brexit and compounded by COVID-19. National health care contributions and