Share:
Bratislava, Slovakia – The salaries of politicians are subject to constant public point-scoring. Slovak Members of Parliament currently earn €3,576 per month, which seems high when most ordinary Slovaks earn around €800. Unless Parliament passes a salary freeze, their monthly salaries should rise in January to €4,503. However, this is still significantly less than the earnings of top managers.
Share:
Riga, Latvia – State-owned television Latvijas Televīzija hosted a debate on the failed search for a new head of the national anti-corruption bureau (KNAB).
Share:
November 14th, 2016 – New Delhi, India – Pedersen & Partners, a leading international Executive Search firm with 56 wholly owned offices in 52 countries, is pleased to announce that Rakesh Sharma has joined its India team as Senior Advisor and Consultant.
Share:
London, United Kingdom – Now that the initial shock of the Brexit referendum has subsided, and new developments have taken over the global news headlines, it’s time to take stock of potential developments and prepare for what happens when the UK activates Article 50 and actually begins negotiations to leave the EU.
Share:
London, United Kingdom – Now that the initial shock of the Brexit referendum has subsided, and new developments have taken over the global news headlines, it’s time to take stock of potential developments and prepare for what happens when the UK activates Article 50 and actually begins negotiations to leave the EU.
Share:
Lima, Peru – A globalised labour force impacts talent markets in developed and emerging markets alike, bridging continents and challenging public and private entities in every industry. How do boards tackle talent issues? How has the global workforce impacted board composition and diversity?
Share:
Talinn, Estonia – Knowledge management, knowledge productivity, customising educational processes, lifelong learning systems (LLL) were among the main concepts discussed at the 24th “Management Education for a Digital World” CEEMAN Annual Conference, which took place in Tallinn, Estonia at the end of September.
Share:
London, United Kingdom – The Turkish government regained control after the coup attempt on July 15, and extended an initial three-month state of emergency. Investors have not fled the country, reports Jacopo Dettoni, but inflows are drying up.
Share:
Vienna, Austria – Sales drive businesses, and it is essential to hire the best sales staff. But is the sales department really such a shark tank? Last year, Conrad Pramböck (CP) said: “In difficult times, the best remain.” His advice to sales staff: “Be careful, think about what you are doing – don’t look for a quick closing, but aim for a good customer relationship.”
Share:
Vienna, Austria – How do I negotiate as cleverly as possible, and what are the consequences that could ensue from failed negotiations? Over the next few weeks, Pedersen & Partners’ Head of Compensation Consulting Conrad Pramböck continues the "Salary of 2016" series, analysing the compensation opportunities and risks across different industries.