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Business 5 years ago
Spain's economy recovering as jobs numbers grow, minister says
Spain's economy has started to recover after the severe impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Economy Minister Nadia Calvino said on Wednesday, citing favorable employment indicators following the gradual easing of a lockdown since May.
Business 5 years ago
Norwegian Air brings back more crew, aircraft as demand rises after lockdown
Norwegian Air will resume flights on 76 routes halted during the coronavirus outbreak and bring back into service 12 of its mothballed aircraft on top of the eight already flying, as European countries reopen and demand for flights rises.
Business 6 years ago
Indonesia hopes to attract $87b investment, create 3m jobs through omnibus bill: Airlangga
The government is upbeat that the sweeping omnibus bill on job creation will bolster investment and open up more jobs for Indonesians, as it braces for tough public scrutiny during the bill’s deliberation at the House of Representatives.
Business 6 years ago
Wanted: KCIC looking for 2,400 employees for Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway
As the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed railway (KCJB) is set to launch operations next year, the Indonesia-China consortium Kereta Cepat Indonesia China (KCIC) is currently seeking 2,400 workers to join them in running the company.
Opinion 6 years ago
Omnibus bill on job creation: Our last bus to demographic bonus
Something that President Jokowi could have emphasized again and again since he broached the omnibus bill plans in his Independence Day speech in August, is that these pieces of legislation are essential if Indonesia is going to cash in on the demographic dividend — a phenomenon that occurs when the size of the working-age population of between 14 and 65 years outnumbers dependents.
