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Croatian Government to Place Tighter Controls on Digital Platforms - Vimarsana News

Croatian Government to Place Tighter Controls on Digital Platforms

The Croatian Government now hopes to be among the first in the EU to bring proper order and control to the platforms which don't always follow good practices.

Nii Moi Thompson: Beyond the prophets of doom: Highway to a 24-hour economy - Vimarsana News

Nii Moi Thompson: Beyond the prophets of doom: Highway to a 24-hour economy

For starters, a 24-hour economy is NOT the same as a night-time economy, which is part of the 24 hours.

How Nigeria's Continuing Engagement Bureau Programme Can Help Its Over 14 Million Senior Citizens -By Abiodun Salako – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

How Nigeria's Continuing Engagement Bureau Programme Can Help Its Over 14 Million Senior Citizens -By Abiodun Salako – Opinion Nigeria

The NSCC should ensure that the CEB doesn't become a shadow of its lofty goal along the way. It will have its hurdles, but hurdles are meant to be surmounted. In addition, data is very much important in order for CEB to achieve its true purpose. On-ground and localised interaction with retirees is also equally pertinent.

Malaysia Budget 2024 debate: MOHR on efforts to reduce dependency on foreign workers - Vimarsana News

Malaysia Budget 2024 debate: MOHR on efforts to reduce dependency on foreign workers

Minister Sivakumar on expanding citizens' access to training, requirements for advertisements on job portals to ensure opportunities for locals, and more.

44 reports on bosses refusing 98-day leave to new mums - Vimarsana News

44 reports on bosses refusing 98-day leave to new mums

FORTY-FOUR reports have been received in relation to employers who had barred pregnant ­workers from taking their 98-day maternity leave as at Oct 31, says Deputy Human Resources Minis­ter Datuk Mustapha Sakmud.