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Digitalization is expected to claim some 3.4 million jobs in Germany within the next five years, according to a new study by the IT industry association Bitkom. The study also predicts that — when it comes to German companies employing more than 20 people — every fourth firm will face the risk of disappearance due to digitalization. With the labor market performing at near-record highs, Europe's strongest economy has about 44.5 million people who are classified as employed and residing in Germany as of December 2017. Read more : Scrap 'outmoded' 8-hour workday in Germany, experts say Half of the jobs may grow obsolete However, Bitkom warned that the good times might be coming to an end. In the article published by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on Friday , the organization's head Achim Berg cited the example of the telecommunications industry. The sector was among the first to be transformed by digitalization. Watch video 04:03 Share … [Read more...] about Bitkom: Digitalization to wipe out millions of jobs in Germany

PROJECT managers and architect are top of the list of best jobs that are hiring - and they pay up to £71,000 a year, according to Glassdoor. Product manager roles pay £60,221 per year, and have a satisfaction rating of 4.1 out of five, according to the jobs listing website. In second place is a job as an "enterprise architect" which pays £71,392 on average and also has a job satisfaction rating of 4.0. This was by far the best paid job in the top 25. The third best job role was as a dentist. This pays £55,500 but has a slightly lower job satisfaction of 4.0 out of five. The job with the highest overall satisfaction was "full stack engineer", which scored 4.5 out of five for satisfaction. Ten of the 25 jobs are new this year, mostly tech roles such as: mobile engineer, cloud engineer and front end engineer. In fact, 12 out of the 25 top jobs were technology based. It's important to note that many of the jobs require qualifications so you might want to consider doing … [Read more...] about Best 25 jobs for 2021 that are still hiring – and they pay up to £71,000 a year

Suzanne Moore visits Istanbul’s KidZania “You don’t expect me to enjoy this, do you?” she says. “Yes, I bloody well do. That’s why we have come here.” I am standing outside a shopping mall on the outskirts of Istanbul trying to gee up my 13-year-old daughter. We are about to go to KidZania, a new kind of theme park for children from four to 14. We have been flown out to Turkey and driven over the Bosphorous to see the reality of a city built for children. Soon another KidZania will open at the Westfield shopping mall in London. There has been much burble about this innovative kind of children’s entertainment. It’s a theme park with no rides, where you learn stuff. Or as the bumph says: “KidZania London will be the UK’s first educational entertainment experience, offering kids the opportunity to learn over 60 unique and exciting professions – turning dreams into reality.” Dreams versus reality. All kids dream … [Read more...] about KidZania: the theme park where kids play at being adults

More than three decades after the equal pay act, the gender pay gap still stands at about 19%, with the average British woman earning around 80p for every £1 earned by a man. David Cameron believes he has a few ways to narrow the gulf and has vowed to eliminate it “in a generation”. But for many people that is clearly too long to wait. There is little that employees can do for themselves to secure equal pay overnight, but what is there to stop their employers simply wiping out any disparity at their firms in one fell swoop? Nothing, it turns out. New government rules are coming in that will force bigger employers to publish their pay gap. The idea is to name and shame the worst offenders, but there are no legal requirements for employers to actually close the gap. But here’s a simple idea: an organisation that finds there is a pay gap between its male and female employees could just raise women’s pay. That is exactly what one London start-up has done. … [Read more...] about How to end the UK’s gender pay gap

Sir Sean Connery 's heart never really left his native Scotland — and, in particular, Edinburgh, the city of his birth and of his life before Bond and stardom. And now a hitherto unseen collection of private letters is being auctioned which will leave his admirers shaken, if not stirred, as they reveal how much Auld Reekie meant to the actor, who died last year aged 90. The correspondence, which comes up for sale in two weeks' time, is with one of Connery's oldest friends whom he had known for 80 years. 'They were childhood friends who grew up together in Edinburgh,' Cathy Marsden, of auctioneers Lyon & Turnbull, tells me. Sir Sean Connery's heart never really left his native Scotland — and, in particular, Edinburgh, the city of his birth and of his life before Bond and stardom. Pictured: Sir Connery with wife Micheline arrive at the opening of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh in 1999 And now a hitherto unseen collection of private letters is being … [Read more...] about SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Letters by Sir Sean Connery that reveal his very first love