LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Ambition, competition, urge to prove. If a noun had degrees of comparison, it would be these for ambition. Unfortunately, these words don’t necessarily evolve for the better. Of course we all strive for recognition in our job, but
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The number of employees and the self-employed that will have to deal with a burnout during their career is increasing visibly. If you look at the statistics, you immediately notice that more women than men get burned out.
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): The statement “Don’t mention the war” , from the sitcom Fawlty Towers, kicks into Van Dale. At work, too, we often use this phrase when a situation arises that we would rather not see mentioned. But there are
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Boris Johnson has pledged that a plan to alter EU legislation that will be copied over after Brexit will persuade businesses to invest in the United Kingdom. A “Brexit Freedoms Bill,” according to the prime minister, will make
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Now that teleworking is becoming more and more common, we also meet more and more online. Do physical meetings still have a future or is this gradually becoming a thing of the past? And what about emerging VR
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): In principle, you can telecommute wherever you want but not always whenever you want. Nevertheless, many tasks can be performed perfectly outside “office hours”. Will asynchronous work become the new trend? Change Since the corona crisis, more and
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): When you’re a young student, you like to go to sleep late and don’t like to wake up before 8am. You prefer to stay in your nest until well into the day. But as you get older, you
ROME (Parliament Politics Magazine): A disputed letter claiming accountability for kidnapping the statesman of Italy, Aldo Moro was auctioned off. The historical document was sold for €26,000 online on Thursday by Bertolami auction house of Rome, well exceeding its original estimate. Critics
BAGHDAD (Parliament Politics Magazine): According to Iraqi police reports, at least three rockets landed in the compound of the Baghdad International Airport and close to a US airbase that is adjacent to it, damaging one derelict civilian airliner. A source in the
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Ever tried solving a riddle which has numerous clues missing? The situation is identical to Kremlin politics. To say the least, figuring out what Vladimir Putin is thinking and planning is difficult. That is the Kremlin’s preference: keeping
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine): Because of concerns about new Russian cyber attacks related to escalating tensions with Ukraine, the UK’s cyber security department has recommended UK organisations to assess their cyber defences. The public-facing branch of the espionage agency GCHQ recommended everyone
CARDIFF (Parliament Politics Magazine): Nightclubs in Wales will be allowed to reopen on Friday after restrictions on businesses imposed to combat the Omicron variant were lifted. The rule of six will be abolished in pubs and restaurants, and businesses will not be
