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Some companies are beginning to include benefits for caring pets as if they were children
We knew that we were not so far from this moment, and the first examples of what could become a major trend are already arriving, especially in those sectors with high job qualifications where competitiveness for candidates leads companies to offer better benefits for unusual that they are.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished about a month ago in Petlife
Why Millennials Depend on Parents to Get Rich
When it comes to money, millennials have a difficult road ahead of them. This is the story we hear: Millennials sunk in student loan debt - expected to exceed £ 1 trillion in the UK over the next 25 years - and struggling to pay rent with globally rising living costs and lower wages. The numbers corroborate this story. Wealth has been declining with each generation, and millennials are financially worse off than previous generations.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished about a month ago in Families
The generation of the two crises: the sentence for those born between 1985 and 1994
It is difficult for a generation to enter the labor market without suffering a crisis. What is more extraordinary is that it is one as long and deep as the one experienced between 2008 and 2012. That only happens once every century. If, in addition, it is joined by a second recession, short but very deep, the result is that that generation has been born doomed. This is what the generation of young people born between 1985 and 1994 is suffering, whose incorporation into the labor market is being a journey through the desert full of obstacles.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished about a month ago in Trader
Amazon wants to train 29 million people to work in the cloud
Amazon announced Thursday the launch of a program to help 29 million people around the world to retrain by 2025. The company wants to allow them to acquire new skills for positions in the cloud industry computing, at a time when the pandemic is disrupting many professional trajectories.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished about a month ago in 01
China is the greatest winner of global trade in the era of COVID-19
Before the covid, China had a trade deficit in medical goods. With the covid, China has a surplus in medical products of 36,000 million.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished about a month ago in The Swamp
Astronomers discover a new route out of the solar system
The distances in space are so enormous that it would take our spacecraft months to reach the nearest planet and tens of thousands of years to reach the nearest star. However, when it comes to sailing through space, you should never think in straight lines: to navigate through the stars and planets it is convenient to take advantage of the gravitational pull of the planets to save fuel and acquire higher speeds, as well as to maneuver when they objects are in the most advantageous positions. It is, therefore, necessary to take advantage of launch windows, periods of time in which conditions are optimal.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished about a month ago in Futurism
Something terrible happens on Earth every 27 million years
Something terrible and tremendously destructive happens on Earth approximately every 27 million years. In effect, a new analysis just published in the journal Historical Biology has just revealed that on our planet also the mass extinctions of terrestrial animals, such as amphibians, reptiles, mammals, and birds, follow the same cycle of mass extinctions previously reported. ocean life.
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
Sweden takes another step to say goodbye to cash
The Nordic country begins a study to the feasibility of adopting a national cryptocurrency and becoming the first country in the world to eliminate physical money
JOHN ANDERSONPublished 2 months ago in 01