Tirana is the capital of Albania. A country that was completely isolated from Europe after the Second World War, as a result of the communist regime. When the communist government was dissolved in 1991, this resulted in large-scale migration. Albanians moved abroad, but also to the capital Tirana in …

Key words: labour relations, HRM, social theory, neoliberalism, participation, legitimation, precariat The aim of this paper is to sketch a social-theoretical framework that can be applied to empirical research on labour market participation, its requirements and legitimation. All projects of the Amsterdam …

Knelpuntinventarisatie bij upstreampartners binnen de supply chain van mkb-bouwbedrijven

Windsor Plaza hotel is an international 5-star hotel chain across Asia, which has capital investment from Taiwan. Windsor Plaza hotels around the Asia have been facing unprecedented competition within the hospitality industry since hospitality has become the hottest trend attracting plenty of investment …

Het lectoraat Nieuwe Arbeidsverhoudingen heeft samen met TNO een verkenning uitgevoerd naar de allerbelangrijkste vraagstukken op het terrein van Human Capital in een vijftal sectoren in de provincie Flevoland: techniek, vrijetijdseconomie, detailhandel, agrofood, logistiek.

In de periode maart 2015 – december 2016 heeft de opleiding WTB deelgenomen aan het landelijk project proeftuinen. In dit project is nagegaan of het protocol afstuderen aanknopingspunten biedt voor hbo-opleidingen om het afstudeerprogramma te evalueren en te verbeteren. Het protocol bestond uit 12 vragen …

In the modern Supply Chain Finance landscape, Reverse Factoring is one of the most consolidated business model for working capital financing. However, accounting treatment of Reverse Factoring might affect the balance sheet of large corporate, with disruptive consequences for the programme as a whole. From …

As the problem of child abandonment in Uganda’s capital city Kampala has risen over the past decades, so has the demand for child care centers to take care of these children. However, the increasing use of institutional care in Uganda has raised questions about its impact on a child’s development. It …