Hourly wages in France rose by 2.8% in Q3 2023
Hourly wages in France rose by 2.8% in the third quarter, compared to the corresponding period last year, new data…
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Economic picture ‘slightly more negative’ in the Netherlands
The economic picture in the Netherlands was slightly more negative in November, compared to October, according to the latest CBS…
Labour market in Hungary ‘remains tight’, says ING
The labour market in Hungary remains tight as the year draws to a close, analysts from ING have said, with…
Dutch business owners expect to hire more staff next year
Business owners in the Netherlands expect to hire more staff and invest more in their businesses in 2025, a new…
Europe’s labour market needs to ‘brace for change’, says ING
While Europe‘s economy has been finding the going tough since 2022, the labour market continues to be ‘something of a…
Business confidence in the Netherlands ‘slightly less negative’, study finds
Business confidence in the Netherlands stood at -6.0 at the start of the second quarter of the year, new data has shown.
What is Europe’s number one dream work destination?
Germany has been named as the top destination in Europe for global professionals, according to BCG, The Network, and The Stepstone Group.
What European country has the highest hourly labour costs?
Luxembourg had the highest hourly labour costs in the European Union in 2023, at €53.9, ahead of Denmark (€48.1) and Belgium (€47.1)
Denmark reports job growth, but employment figures likely to reduce in 2024
Positive employment figures have been the ‘sunshine story’ of 2023 in Denmark, the Danish Chamber of Commerce (Dansk Erhverv) has said.