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Leadership With many aspects of the working environment changing, social distancing and home working possibly continuing for some time, more people at all levels of an organisation will be in a position to lead others. Employers want you to be able to lead a group if needed, as well as bring out the best and…
The Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) is still able to process applications for residence permits, however it is not as straight forward as usual. Whether you are a foreign national applying from Denmark, or you are submitting your application from abroad, SIRI will be able to start processing your application, however a…
Lockdown measures were implemented in Germany over two months ago to help contain the spread of Coronavirus, and although Germany is starting to slowly ease restrictions, many Germans will still find themselves out of work for months to come. However, Germany is hoping that a scheme used in the 2008 financial crisis, known as Kurzarbeit, will keep labour markets intact.
The UK’s coronavirus lockdown has resulted in some organisations furloughing staff, making redundancies or imposing hiring freezes due to the economic uncertainty. Despite this, there are some companies that are ramping up their hiring efforts. However, with a 40% drop in job vacancies due to lockdown measures, one of the greatest challenges job seekers face is not knowing what job opportunities are available and where to focus their search.
Earlier this year the government announced that the planned changes to the way IR35 works in the private sector, which were due to take affect from 6 April 2020, would be delayed for one year. The legislation will now take effect from April 2021, and in this blog post, we will discuss how business can prepare.
If you are a managed service provider and would like to expand your reach across Europe, TCP has the licenses to employ your candidates across Europe, as well as countries across the world via our partner companies.
TCP Solutions, payroll specialists for temporary contracts, active in 8 European countries, was acquired on 28 April by the American company People 2.0. This came as a welcome boost for the group after the commotion in the Netherlands following the collapse of the local activities of TCP. There was a brief period of uncertainty as to the future plans of the group.
Digital services are relied upon now more than ever for remote working tools, streaming, online entertainment, healthcare and more. In some European countries, internet use has been up as much as 50% as more economic activity has shifted online. All this internet usage creates enormous amounts of data for the organisations we work with and that’s where data centres come in. Data centres play an increasingly vital role in the world’s economy.
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