Packaging with responsibility: Mechanical engineering faces new EU requirements
The new EU packaging regulation (PPWR) brings with it far-reaching requirements for mechanical and plant engineering.
The new EU packaging regulation (PPWR) brings with it far-reaching requirements for mechanical and plant engineering.
Short-time work helps companies to avoid layoffs and secure skilled workers – the event focused on the legal framework and the application process.
With the revision of the industrial policy model, the state government is providing impetus for the further development of North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial centre.
Current labor law and political decisions present companies with new challenges – an overview of the most important changes and practical recommendations for implementation.
Strengthen the resilience of your company. Our series of events shows ways to restructure in the mechanical and plant engineering industry in North Rhine-Westphalia – compact, practical and future-oriented.
AI in quality management: exploiting opportunities, recognizing risks – at the QM Corner, experts discussed data protection, security and the responsible use of AI.
Young people in transition are an often overlooked but potentially valuable target group – also for the mechanical and plant engineering sector.
With the omnibus proposal, the EU Commission plans to simplify ESG regulations, reduce bureaucracy and optimize sustainability reporting – we analyze the latest developments.
Job advertisements remain a key element of successful recruitment. Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to make job advertisements more target group-oriented and effective.
The QM Corner stands for one topic, one hour and virtual. The session presented the possible applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in quality management.