The four European Welfare State models The Welfare State is a concept that refers to the entire set of state-directed interventions aimed at guaranteeing minimum services to the population through a social protection system. Its recent origins are located in Europe, specifically in Bismarck’s Germany at the end of the 19th century, in which the […]
Expatriates, the talent mobility Many years ago, expatriation, understood as the transfer of qualified personnel to other countries was apossibility reserved for the top management of companies. However, the dynamics of internationalisation ofthe labour market have changed significantly due to globalisation and technological advances.Today, the expatriation process is seen by new generations as an opportunity […]
Eight gifts that grandmothers would like to receive Company. Although it may seem very obvious, if there is one thing that all grandmothers like, young and old, active or less active, it is the company of their loved ones. Flowers. It’s a good way of expressing what they mean to us. It is always nice […]
Home care and care of dependent elderly people Many families decide to take care of a family member who requires support due to their degree of dependency. Caring for an older person can be very satisfying, but at the same time, it is a role that can be exhausting. An alternative to the family home […]
What functions does a healthcare worker perform? Now we are going to delve into the functions of the socio-sanitary technician. As we have pointed out in the previous post, these workers focus on caring for people in a situation of dependency who require help in their day-to-day life. We can distinguish 4 main functions: Educational: […]
Some technology experts have predicted that automation will lead to a jobless future, while other observers are more sceptical about such scenarios. The fear that the large-scale introduction of robots will eliminate a significant number of jobs is a fact of life, but how many jobs will robots actually replace? Some technology experts have predicted […]
Social-health care: what it is and what function it has. Social-health care, which is increasingly important given the large elderly population that exists, is one of the professions of the moment. Social-health care, what is it? It is, among other aspects, the set of social and health care for those people who are in some […]
The four European welfare state models The welfare state is a concept that refers to the whole set of state-directed interventions aimed at guaranteeing minimum services to the population through a system of social protection. Its recent origins are to be found in Europe, specifically in Bismarck’s Germany at the end of the 19th century, […]
Home care in Europe: current structure and challenges for the future Policies and legislation have been set, but they need to be fully implemented. Developing and expanding the home care sector in Europe will be difficult in times of tight financial constraints, and unconventional solutions will be increasingly necessary to bridge the gap between growing […]
Automation, a real force to be dealt with Some technology experts have predicted that automation will lead to a jobless future, while other observers are more sceptical about such scenarios. The fear that the large-scale introduction of robots will eliminate a significant number of jobs is a fact of life, but how many jobs will […]
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