April 26, 2022
HR
A gap between older and younger generations of workers?
As ‘change’ and ‘adapting to change’ become the new missions of business, older workers have tended to fall into the stereotype of not willing to learn, and being stuck in their ways.
But the often-ignored reality is that ageism – or what some prefer to more accurately call ‘youngism’ – is actually hitting those new to their careers harder than ever too.
April 19, 2022
Moving
Policy Decision-Making Tool for Sustainable Mobility 2.0
This path is generated online, by accessing the three-module Policy decision-making tool for sustainable mobility. This tool includes a Data Module to diagnose transport and mobility issues, using the GTF, a CPM, and an Action Module to generate country actions plans (using the selection algorithm).
April 14, 2022
HR
Workplace flexibility in a new light
When unexpected disruptions make business-as-usual impractical, it’s time to define the new normal and make it work for you. Whether it’s as a response to changing workforce expectations, the need to keep workers and society safe, or to support collaboration across teams spanning different geographic locations, many organizations today are looking at workplace flexibility in a new light. New ways of working often warrant new strategies, capabilities, behaviors, and mindsets to be successful.
April 11, 2022
HR
Hybrid working trends are changing when and where we work
Employees want meaningful work with employers whose purpose makes sense to them. They also want to feel valued, cared for and like they can progress.
April 6, 2022
Immigration
Work and residence permit options for Russian nationals
Such options include temporary measures such as visa-free entry or the ability to enter as a tourist initially before changing to a work authorized status later.
April 5, 2022
Taxation
EU fiscal rules reform ideas from Spain and Netherlands
The Commission had originally planned to reinstate the rules in 2023. However, the war in Ukraine is creating new uncertainties in the economy to which public budgets might have to react. In early March, the Commission said it would revisit the issue in April.
