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Philip Hammond's Budget announcement on March 8 that he planned to raise national insurance contributions for the self-employed was badly received by workers contacted for comment by the Financial Times.more

New research released today has found that nearly a fifth of employees in London worry about being judged negatively for taking a lunch break. This figure is far higher than any other region in the UK, and the national average of 6 per cent.more

Night Tube trains drivers are poised to vote for strike action in row over pay and working conditions, just six months after 24-hour operation began, union leaders say.more

The forum, aimed at the entire constructions sector, brings together everyone from the sector - Poles and non-Poles alike - to learn from one another and to network.more

The supermarket chain admits a mistake meant that 140,000 of its lowest-paid staff were handed sums below legal levels.more

Andrea Wareham, a human resources director for the business, bleated to the House of Lords economic affairs select committee that her employers struggle to British workers and could struggle after Brexit.more

Almost half of managers in Poland are women, according to Women in Business 2017 data.more

The travel plans of tens of thousands of airline passengers at the start of the working week have been wrecked as industrial action intensifies across Europe.more

Young people are being locked out of top jobs because they unwittingly breach dress codes or have the wrong accent, polling has found.more

Most of them wants to increase salaries in next 3 months - according to Work Service data.more

The UK postcodes where people enjoy the best quality of life have been revealed - with none of them in London. A study by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr), analysed the work-life balance of residents over the past two years.more

The number of people on controversial zero hours contracts has reached a record high of 910,000. New figures based on an analysis of Office for National Statistics data reveal that 105,000 more people were on contracts that do not guarantee work in 2016 compared with the same period in 2015.more

Unemployment rate in Poland was 5.4 percent in January. The EU statistical office Eurostat. This result is well below the average for the European Union and the Euro Zone.more

Plans to force London's minicab drivers to pass written English tests would put up to 33,000 of them out of business, the booking app Uber has said. more

Appreciated in Sweden Polish nurses praise not only higher salaries, but mainly better working conditions. .more

More than 100,000 EU citizens left Britain in the three months after the EU referendum new figures showed this week.more

UK workers saw their wages fall by an average of 1 per cent a year in the period following the financial crisis, putting the country almost at the very bottom of a national ranking of wage growth compiled by the Trades Union Congress.more

Businesses will not be forced to publish details of the pay gap between employees of different ethnicities, after ministers rejected the recommendation of an independent review.more

The national minimum wage increases from from 1 of April 2017. The National Living Wage (which applies to workers aged 25 and up) will increase from £7.30 per hour to £7.50 per hour, a rise of 4.2 per cent. In order to simplify matters, the increase to the National Minimum Wage (NMW) will also occur on April 1st, and both will continue to rise on this date each year.more

As part of a diplomatic charm offensive across eastern Europe, David Davis declared that the UK would keep its doors open for low-skilled workers in hospitality, agriculture and social care. His comments could imply that Britons would be reluctant or unable to fill the manual jobs vacated by the EU citizens straight away.more

Austria's government is working on a plan to cut down on migration from other EU countries by offering state-funded employment bonuses to companies that hire Austrian residents.more

Net migration to the UK has dropped to 273,000 in the year to September, down 49,000 from the previous year.more

Poland might be attractive and compepetive place to stay for many businesses.more

A new study suggests more than half of workers suffer high levels of stress away from the office as they try to balance their home and work lives.more

Online retail giant Amazon has said it will create 5,000 new full-time jobs in the UK this year. The firm said it was looking for a range of staff including software developers and warehouse staff.more