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People who cycle to work reduce their risk of cancer and heart disease by almost half, research suggests.more

GDP growth 3.9% in 2019-20, the unemployment rate of 5.0% in 2018 and 4.0% in 2020, the wage growth rate in 2019 of 5.1% - the Polish government's adopted yesterday 2017-20 financial plan.more

The retailer, famed for pick n' mix and school clothes was a fixture of UK town centres for almost 100 years before calling in the administrators in 2008. Now, former director of the brand, Tony Page is reportedly planning to revive the Woolworths name.more

Early retirement is very popular among Germans. Employers complain about the lack of qualified staff.more

The Polish labor market is not as friendly to immigrants as the British for Polish workers, says expert.more

Are you rich if you earn £70,000? According to the Labour MP John McDonnell, you are. And that contention made some people very angry. In an interview on the Today programme (from 1:15:30) on BBC Radio 4, McDonnell set out his vision of a "fair taxation system". He said Labour would be "looking to the corporations and to the rich to pay their share".more

The Home Office is looking at plans for "barista visas" to ensure coffee shops and pubs are fully staffed after Brexit. Young European citizens would be able to come to the UK to work in the hospitality industry for two years under the plans.more

Two EU agencies employing more than 1,000 in London will definitely move to the continent, despite UK attempts to keep them after Brexit, officials say.more

Wages rose by 5.2 per cent in march and employment by 4.5 per cent, according to new GUS data.more

Londoners spend about three weeks more at work a year than the rest of the UK, according to new data. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures show the average working week in London is 33 hours, the longest since the 2008 financial crisis.more

The Queen is hiring a new trainee butler and will pay them £18,850 a year.more

Whitehall was forced to admit today that thousands of civil servants spend hours on YouTube, shopping and even house-buying websites.more

While the Easter break in the UK is starting toda, Polish trade unions are calling for the transfer of this tradition to Poland.more

EU migrants make up more than one in 10 manufacturing sector workers in the UK, official figures have shown. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) also said EU workers from outside the UK tended to work longer hours than the workforce average.more

The unionists from the French Whirlpool washing machines factory warn Polish workers to not trust the promises of the future employer.more

According to Gazeta Wyborcza, hundreds of Poles from the UK have already decided to return to Poland.more

Theresa May's much-vaunted Industrial Strategy has not gone far enough to protect the UK's science and research industry from the fallout of leaving the European Union.more

21 percent of workers in Poland have changed their jobs in the last six months, according to a survey by the Randstad Research Institute. Rotation in Q1 included both the change of employer and the change of position within the current company.more

Calls to stop unskilled migrants from moving to Britain in order to cut annual net migration below 50,000 have divided leading Brexiteers, The Times can reveal.more

I'm happy here. I'm not crying because I don't know how to pay my bills," says Agnieszke Kowolezyk. It was a leap of faith for the Polish shop-worker to leave her life and her two adult children behind in Warsaw and move to Ireland two years ago.more

Since the Brexit vote last summer, Simon Thomas's numbers keep coming up. At the roulette wheels and blackjack tables of his Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square, London, dollar and euro income has increased by 20pc. more

Competition for graduate jobs is high, but knowing what employers look for in new hires can really help you stand out. We spoke to graduate employers in Poland to find out what's most important to them.more

Committee of MPs says the hard to comprehend contracts seem designed to stop workers asserting their rights - and one Uber driver tells The Independent the contract he signed was 'absolutely impenetrable and brutally exploitative'more

An average of one London Underground station had to close every day last year because of a lack of staff. A Freedom of Information request by the BBC shows the number of station workers fell by 777 - or 13 per cent - in 2016.more

Despite information about Brexit, LOT is observing a significant increase in demand for Warsaw-London flights, "said PLL LOT President Rafał Milczarski.more