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Hiring activity is on the rise and there are growth sectors that promise a bright future for jobseekers as the country begins to rise out of the hands of the coronavirus pandemic.
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.
The world is changing fast and often in unpredictable ways as we all continue to navigate the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. GoinGlobal’s in-country researchers continue to gather economic and job updates around the world, providing us with status reports
As global economies work to regain their footholds amid the coronavirus pandemic, some professions have maintained their workforces and show growth potential. By Mary Anne Thompson, founder, and president, GoinGlobal, Inc. Global workforce solutions company ManpowerGroup recently surveyed 34,000 employers
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
As the world maneuvers through the trials of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are astounding challenges being faced, and everyday life, at least for now, has changed. For too many, these challenges include the loss of a job, adding stress to
Virtual job hunting is easier than ever and the method of choice for many jobseekers around the world. Job websites offer listings in multiple fields, industries and occupations and many do not charge for their services. Some will allow you
Although the United Kingdom’s economy remains the second largest in Europe and the sixth largest in the world, the country has been in a state of turmoil since the 2016 referendum to leave the European Union (the infamous ‘Brexit’ vote)
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
Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland, and the capital of the canton of Zurich. While other Swiss cantons (Lake Geneva and Espace Mittelland) are more populated, the metropolitan area of Zurich ranks first in terms of economic significance.