Healthcare Sector Faces Impending Employee Shortage of 190,000-195,000 by 2033, Warns Outgoing Minister

Healthcare Sector Faces Impending Employee Shortage of 190,000-195,000 by 2033, Warns Outgoing Minister

Dec 21, 2023 at 12:46 Update: 28 minutes ago In ten years’ time, the healthcare sector will probably have 190,000 to 195,000 too few employees. This is stated in a forecast shared by outgoing healthcare minister Conny Helder on Thursday. The shortage will mainly increase after 2025, because more and more people will need care. … Read more

Wall Street Rises on Dovish Fed Signal and Positive Economic Data

Wall Street Rises on Dovish Fed Signal and Positive Economic Data

Major U.S. stock indexes opened higher on Thursday (14th), a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) signaled that it would end its recent aggressive interest rate hikes and hinted at at least three interest rate cuts next year. before deadline,Dow Jones Industrial Averagerose nearly 40 points or nearly 0.1%,Nasdaq Composite Indexrose more than 90 … Read more

Understanding Professional Pension Funds and Occupational Disability for Lawyers: Insights from Expert Thomas Stephan

Understanding Professional Pension Funds and Occupational Disability for Lawyers: Insights from Expert Thomas Stephan

December 14, 2023 – In addition to old-age pensions and survivors’ pensions, a professional pension fund can also provide protection in the event of occupational disability. However, the associated requirements are often very strict. For lawyers, for example, a service may require the return of their professional license. The problem is described by the special … Read more

Advisory council: labor migration necessary until 2040, after which it may be a problem

Advisory council: labor migration necessary until 2040, after which it may be a problem

AFPAn ASML employee in a lab NOS News•today, 00:01 Labor migration is only a partial solution to the aging population and staff shortages. After 2040 it could cause new problems. This is the conclusion of the Migration Advisory Council, an independent advisory board for the government. The advisory council examined, among other things, what labor … Read more

U.S. non-farm payrolls in November exceeded expectations, dampening the Fed’s hope of cutting interest rates early next year. Major indexes opened lower | Anue Juheng – U.S. Stock Radar

U.S. non-farm payrolls in November exceeded expectations, dampening the Fed’s hope of cutting interest rates early next year. Major indexes opened lower | Anue Juheng – U.S. Stock Radar

Major U.S. stock indexes opened lower on Friday (8th) as U.S. non-farm payrolls in November far exceeded expectations, suggesting the job market is still resilient and dampening market hopes for the Federal Reserve (Fed) to cut interest rates in March next year. before deadline,Dow Jones Industrial Averagefell more than 20 points or nearly 0.1%,Nasdaq Composite … Read more

The number of people continuing to claim unemployment benefits in the United States last week hit the largest drop since July, and the number of initial claims was lower than expected | Anue Juheng – US Stock Radar

The number of people continuing to claim unemployment benefits in the United States last week hit the largest drop since July, and the number of initial claims was lower than expected | Anue Juheng – US Stock Radar

The latest data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday (7th) showed that the number of people continuing to receive unemployment benefits last week was far lower than expected, marking the largest drop since July. In addition, the number of initial claims for unemployment benefits was also lower than market expectations. Some analysts … Read more

The main U.S. index opened higher on the small non-farm payrolls report in November | Anue Juheng – U.S. Stock Radar

The main U.S. index opened higher on the small non-farm payrolls report in November | Anue Juheng – U.S. Stock Radar

The latest “small non-farm payrolls” report in the United States showed a weak job market, boosting investors’ expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) has ended its current tightening cycle and will cut interest rates as soon as March next year. The major U.S. stock indexes opened on Wednesday (6th) high. before deadline,Dow Jones Industrial Averagerose … Read more

U.S. ADP added only 103,000 jobs in November. The market is betting that the Fed will cut interest rates as soon as March next year | Anue Juheng-U.S. Stock Radar

U.S. ADP added only 103,000 jobs in November. The market is betting that the Fed will cut interest rates as soon as March next year | Anue Juheng-U.S. Stock Radar

On Wednesday (6th), the United States released the ADP employment report, known as “small non-agricultural employment”, which showed that the number of U.S. private enterprise employment increased by 103,000 in November after seasonally adjustment, which was far lower than the 130,000 expected by economists. The month-ago value was revised sharply down from 113,000 to 106,000. … Read more

Occupational disability insurance: Can a “tactical sick note” be concealed in the application?

Occupational disability insurance: Can a “tactical sick note” be concealed in the application?

December 4, 2023 – If a policyholder fails to state in his occupational disability insurance application that he was on short-term sick leave years before due to a mental stress disorder caused by his work, the insurer has the right to withdraw from the contract. The Saarbrücken Higher Regional Court decided this in its judgment … Read more

Motor vehicle insurance: Stiftung Warentest offers individual tariff comparisons

Motor vehicle insurance: Stiftung Warentest offers individual tariff comparisons

28.11.2023 Car insurance is becoming significantly more expensive. Many insurers have not yet sent out their invoices. Customers are facing a price shock that could trigger a real wave of changes, it was recently said at the “Handelsblatt Summit 2023” (VersicherungsJournal November 22, 2023). Also the Stiftung Warentest warns of generally increasing contributions. The consumer … Read more