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How women leaders are transforming the future of workplaces - Vimarsana News

How women leaders are transforming the future of workplaces

In the last two years, companies across many sectors have witnessed a dramatic shift in the role of women in the workplace. While some opted to quit their jobs to become primary caregivers in their households, a consequence of the pressure on ...

Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - How women leaders are transforming the future of workplaces - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - How women leaders are transforming the future of workplaces

In the last two years, companies across many sectors have witnessed a dramatic shift in the role of women in the workplace. While some opted to quit their jobs to become primary caregivers in their households, a consequence of the pressure on personal and professional fronts, others opted to continue to work and bring a change in the business environment  

The Warsaw Voice - Vimarsana News

The Warsaw Voice

Fear of crisis dampens hopes for raises

Gi Group, one of the world's largest human resources companies, becomes GI GROUP HOLDING - Vimarsana News

Gi Group, one of the world's largest human resources companies, becomes GI GROUP HOLDING

Human Resources - Today, Gi Group announces a new stage in its evolution with the launch of Gi Group Holding (www.gigroupholding.com). The new corporate brand and the new

Spain – Labour Inspectorate proposes fine for Amazon and staffing firms including Randstad, GI Group, over illegal assignment of workers - Vimarsana News

Spain – Labour Inspectorate proposes fine for Amazon and staffing firms including Randstad, GI Group, over illegal assignment of workers

The Labour Inspectorate of Catalonia has proposed a penalty of €3.2 million for Amazon in Spain as well as a fine of €2.6 million to 17 subcontracted companies for Amazon, including six staffing firms which include Randstad Spain and Gi Group Spain, for the illegal assignment of workers, reports El Confidencial.