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“When information is missing, trust disappears as well”
At Pemota Consultancy, we have been involved in quite a lot of divestitures lately. Previously, we outlined five essential points for a successful divestiture. Successful for the employees as well as for the seller and the buyer. When CPW, a joint venture of General Mills and Nestlé, recently decided they had to cut back on…
Can you afford to cut costs on EWCs?
This month, it’s been exactly 30 years since the European Union’s First EWC Directive officially came into force. On September 22, 1996, European Works Councils became a new platform for management and employee representatives from across European countries to discuss major business decisions affecting workers in multiple nations. EWCs are mandatory for large multinational companies with…
Googled!
When you start your own company, they say you have to work hard to get higher on Google. So we did, and I guess it worked: December 12th, Pemota Consultancy went straight to the top at Google … with a bit of help from the stairs. 😉 We finished a great day, training the newly…
‘How did we do?
The value (and joy) of a verified reviewThese days there is a lot of discussion about the value of online reviews.A good review is a wonderful thing. Both for the companies that receive such a review as well as for the prospective customers that are looking for a reliable partner. Logically it follows that a…
Why EWCs should keep a close eye on AI
In addition to the newly agreed 15% Trump tariffs and the growing uncertainty surrounding global supply chains, there is another development that will undoubtedly impact employees: Artificial Intelligence (AI). And just like with the Trump Tariffs, it is certain that AI will have a significant effect, but it’s far from clear where how and when…
Trump Tariffs: Certainty of uncertainty for European Workers – Now with a 15 % Tariff Deal
As Europe winds down for summer, President Trump has again raised the stakes—this time striking a framework trade deal with the EU over the weekend. Under the agreement, most European exports to the U.S. will face a 15 % tariff, down from an initially threatened 30 %–50 % range. While this lowers the immediate risk of a full-blown…
