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Latest in Tag: work
Work underway on law for start-ups to facilitate establishing virtual, remote companies: Communications Minister
Talaat said that the ministry is currently working on preparing a number of legislations to be submitted to the House of Representatives, including a law for classifying and exchanging data, and a law for emerging companies in order to establish virtual and remote companies and benefit from electronic signatures.
Great Place to Work recognises SAS Institute as one of best 50 workplaces in Middle East
SASâ Recognition is based on its adoption of workplace ethos focusing on employee engagement and empowerment
Parliament resumes work as normal on Sunday
As part of ongoing precautionary measures against coronavirus, free face masks will be distributed during sessions
EGX develops âelectronic trading support systemsâ to ensure work continuity
60% of employees now working outside of office: EGX Chairperson
Sexual harassment at workplace: unprotected women
âWorld heading to adopt anti-sexual harassment policies; this must stop,â says Lawyer
âInsecure,â presents true stories of female journalists harassed at work
âI hope to find committee within journalistsâ syndicate competent in gender issues, listens to femalesâ complaints, seeks to solve them,â says Sakr
Females facing weak awareness at work to deal with sexual harassment
Hashtags against sexual harassment at workplace went viral on social media during past weeks after recent cases reported by females with their colleagues
When women work
According to a report released by Egyptâs Central Administration for Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS) in April 2016, women account for approximately 22.5-23.5% of the local labour market compared to 46% in the UK, 47% in Russia, and 50% in South Korea, as examples. Even though the portion of women in the active workforce has slightly …
Parliament approves extending SUMED work for 27 years
Company executes oil projects with investments of $415m
Education system to labour market: getting Egyptian youth into work
How could the Egyptian educational system be linked to the labor market?
Official unemployment rate drops to 11.98% in Q2 2017: CAPMAS
Workforce size registers 29.183m in April-June 2017, up by 33,000 from Q1 2017
Bureaucracy: when the old school no longer works
Although bureaucracy in management science is evidence of good governmental organisation and usually refers to an administratively disciplined departmental framework, itâs popularly known as the complexity of governmental procedures people in a society have to pass through in order to fulfil their daily needs of documentation, application, and registration throughout their official interactions. This includes …
Construction work for last winterâs Taba flooding costs EGP 250m
Despite the recent rainfall, residents still suffer from a lack of fresh water needed for drinking and agriculture, says a local Bedouin
VFS Tasheel causes concern over recruitment practices
Expatriate Egyptians acquiring visas through VFS Tasheel say the company is overcharging for visas, frequently asking for as much as EGP 25 just to obtain a number to stand in queues for services.
Doctors lodge complaint against health minister
A complaint was filed against Al-Adawi by a board member in the Doctorsâ Syndicate for âincitement against doctorsâ
Connect Ads and LinkedIn form partnership
Muti-national, regional and Egyptian companies will be able to reach over a million Egyptian professionals, Connect Ads says
Deregulation in private sector harmful to female professional growth: World Bank
Women face greater barriers of entry and higher levels of discrimination following shift to non-trade sectors, World Bank report says
Sweden supports Egyptian womenâs rights with SEK 27m initiative
The job creation initiative will be implemented through âCash for Workâ programmes in cooperation with the Social Fund for Development
Ana Hunna: Tweet to support Women Bread Winners
Join the Twitter discussion on Saturday looking at the obstacles that face female breadwinners in Egypt
Israel okays 5,000 West Bank Palestinian work permits
The Israeli decision comes amid recently renewed direct peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians after a three-year stalemate.
Kidzania Cairo, a city where children play and learn
The edutainment concept of KidZania teaches children about the real world by learning about jobs, money and social responsibility
CAPMAS says 9.3% of children work
According to the report, issued ahead of the World Day Against Child Labour on 12 June, the number of working children between the ages of five and 17 is 1.59m, or 9.3% of all children.
Under pressure
Working at a newspaper is tough stuff. Iâve likened it somewhat to the songs on Nirvanaâs Nevermind album. The day starts off quietly and melodiously as I saunter into the office, everything strumming along nicely at first, lulling you into a false sense of security: âToday should be an easy day,â I think to myself. …
Alps shooting survivor claimed to have seen only one gunman
Seven-year old girl who narrowly survived quadruple homicide in the French Alps reportedly told investigators she saw only one gunman
South African miners mourn for dead, told to return to work.
Strikes continue in South Africa, following the death of 44 miners