Turkish authorities are going to employ the representatives of the oldest profession number of which in the country is more than 100 000. This is an initiative of governmental Commission on Human Rights.
Today all trade ports of Finland are paralyzed due to the strike of dockers. The strike has been started at 6:00 a.m. (local time) and has been continuing.
Lufthansa has today completely restored flights schedule after suspended one-day strike of pilots. Now all 1800 flights are being executed. Delays to half an hour only happen in Frankfurt airport. They are all caused by difficult weather conditions.
Analytical media portal Nationwide Building Society informs that house prices has increased by 0.5 % in November.
It is very difficult to manage such a large corporation in such difficult times. Now it is a problem to sale the production but workers must be paid. The only decision was made by Nick Reilly, the Head of European business of General Motors. He has informed today that GM will reduce 95000 workers of Opel plants in Europe.
Recent reports in the U.S. and Europe frustrated but not finished. For example, Obama hadn’t disappointed at all. Manufacturing, once the backbone of the economy, has taken a big hit in the current recession, and small and medium-sized enterprises often bear the brunt of the downturn.
Last year 19,000 jobs were lost in manufacturing in Ireland. From January to May this year, more than 7,700 manufacturing jobs were lost – up 139% on the same period last year. It’s just one of the examples… Is it rececssion for progression?