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World in words
Start date: Oct 1, 2016, End date: Jan 31, 2019,
On one hand, entrepreneurship can constitute an important element with regards to the autonomy, personal development and wellbeing of young people. Entrepreneurship can be seen as one of the solutions to combat youth unemployment. Cultures, that value and reward entrepreneurial behavior such as calculated risk taking and independent thinking promote a propensity to develop new solutions to social ...
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Young Retailers Competitive in Europe
Start date: Feb 1, 2015, End date: Jan 31, 2017,
Worldwide statistics are clear, where it is estimated that approximately 70% of family-owned business do not survive into the 2nd generation and 90% no longer controlled by the 3rd generation of the family. Succession between generations in family businesses is less straightforward than it used to be. Today’s generation is growing up in a commercial culture which is radically different from that i...
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According to surveys, less qualified workers are motivated to learn, if they believe that training is useful. They search for opportunities in order to complete their training for better work conditions or advancement possibilities. Sei.Li.NG project aims to improve the learning process of these employees. A person can be described as “less qualified” if his/her highest qualification does not exce...
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According to surveys, less qualified workers are motivated to learn, if they believe that training is useful. They search for opportunities in order to complete their training for better work conditions or advancement possibilities. Sei.Li.NG project aims to improve the learning process of these employees. A person can be described as “less qualified” if his/her highest qualification does not exce...
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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) remain the back bone of the EU economy, given that 99.8% of all enterprises are SMEs or more specifically a micro-enterprise with less than ten employees. In 2010, 19.2 million micro-enterprises operated in the EU, comprising 92% of all European enterprises. It is evident that SMEs are being affected by the financial and economic crisis across economies. Since t...
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