Travelers bound for the European Union will not have to apply for an ETIAS electronic entry document until at least 2024. Accede al CONTENIDO completo Fuente: Newland Chase

The EU legislators aim to promote more transparent and predictable employment, while ensuring labor market adaptability. To reach this goal, the EU directive on transparent and predictable working conditions and its implementation law («Law») impose certain information obligations on employers, and also lay down new minimum standards regarding working conditions that have to be guaranteed. […]

Like many employers, you may be struggling to find employees with the skills you need in your own country. But the pandemic has shown, if nothing else, that work can be done from anywhere. So what if you just cast the net wider and found people with the right skillset from other countries to work […]

Inflation is surging around the world in developed and emerging economies alike as countries grapple with supply chain issues and rising demand as the threat from the pandemic recedes. On top of this, oil and gas prices, which were already rising, went up further after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February. Accede al CONTENIDO […]

As of May 2023, non-EU citizens wishing to visit one or more countries in the Schengen area will have to obtain the ETIAS travel authorization as a mandatory requirement to enter Europe. Accede al CONTENIDO completo Fuente: Duguech & Dip