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Sir Keir Starmer is planning class war against the successful and productive - Vimarsana News

Sir Keir Starmer is planning class war against the successful and productive

All the evidence is there: Labour is going to turn envy and vindictiveness into a bureaucratic art

HR Magazine - The solution to the UK's productivity problem is in HR's hands, Part 1 - Vimarsana News

HR Magazine - The solution to the UK's productivity problem is in HR's hands, Part 1

Raising productivity could dig the UK out of stagnation and sustainably raise wages. Dominic Bernard finds out why a word employees associate more with job cuts than pay rises can be HR’s next proving ground.

Knowledge Spillovers In Real Life - Vimarsana News

Knowledge Spillovers In Real Life

Do we see knowledge spillovers in real life? How do they change over time? Answer by Evgenii Fadeev, Assistant Professor at Duke Fuqua

Source: forbes.com
Apple generates $2.3 million revenue per employee, among highest big tech companies - Vimarsana News

Apple generates $2.3 million revenue per employee, among highest big tech companies

The modern workforce is more valuable than ever before, and big tech companies are reaping the benefits. According to a new study by Ondeck, one company that continues to generate high revenues, despite having a sizable workforce, is Apple. The report says Apple makes a staggering $2,348,171 per

UK should boost green public investment by 1% of GDP a year, say top economists - Vimarsana News

UK should boost green public investment by 1% of GDP a year, say top economists

LSE and Cambridge experts warned investments, such as development of new North Sea oil and gas fields, will likely damage the UK economy.