Concerted effort needed to fight human trafficking
July 11, 2017
The Organisation for Migration has called for a concerted effort from among stakeholders towards combating unsafe migration and human trafficking.
According to Sylvia...
More than 200 judges sacked
A massive purge of the country’s judiciary has taken place in DR Congo. President Joseph Kabila has sacked about 256 magistrates on Monday for...
United Airlines passenger’s ordeal ‘worse than Saigon’s fall’
A man dragged screaming off a United Airlines flight described his ordeal as "more horrifying" than his experiences in the Vietnam War, his lawyer...
Data Science Can Help Fight Human Trafficking
July 31, 2017
Human trafficking occurs in every country in the world, including the U.S. It’s a hugely profitable industry, generating an estimated US$150 billion...
How HR should respond to a workplace tragedy
How HR should respond to a workplace tragedy
Earlier this month, a San Bernardino school became the scene of a tragic workplace shooting when teacher...
Corporate leadership training begins in Accra
A special purpose workshop training to equip professionals in the corporate world on leadership and organisational effectiveness has begun in Accra.
The three-day workshop organised...
Poor HR systems cause workplace turbulence
A consultant and an industrial relations expert, Mr. Austin Gamey has urged organisations to pay much attention to human resource management as they play...
Retailers Start 2017 with Most Layoffs
Retail workers bore the brunt of downsizing in January, with U.S. employers announcing 45,934 job cuts, according to the latest monthly report issued by...
US robots ‘set to take’ African jobs
Within less than two decades it will be cheaper to operate robots in US factories than hire workers in Africa, a new report warns.
Falling...
More companies hold on to key players after mergers, says report
Almost four-fifths of companies that have gone through a merger or acquisition have managed to hold on to their ‘acquired talent’, according to a...
