Rome [ENA] In the next future China, the US and India are expected to be the world’s leading economic powers, with even greater political influence, while none of the world’s largest economies will be an EU Member State. The new world order is characterized by asymmetry, with various non-state actors becoming more and more influential over the past decade: from NGOs advocating human rights, to transnational corporations   [Full story...]

Rome [ENA] Differences in business can create a number of barriers and although in the last 30 years, employee financial participation has evolved a lot through Europe, dissimilarities still remain. In 2018 there are around 10 million employee shareholders in Europe and 20 EU countries have some kind of employee financial participation incentive regulation. 2017 was a record year for employee financial participation   [Full story...]