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A clear majority of Britons agree household chores should be shared - but women generally do them, an annual survey of public views suggests.more

If anyone would like to work remotely from home in a picturesque village in sunny Sardinia, they can do so without worrying about the price of rent. The Ollolai town council has just offered premises for a symbolic amount - one euro per month.more

The slowdown in the labour market will primarily affect wages rather than increase unemployment, assessed Confederation Lewiatan economic expert Mariusz Zielonka in a commentary on the CSO data.more

Post Office employees wrongly accused in connection with the faulty software scandal will receive 600 000 pounds each in compensation - the Guardian newspaper reported.more

One in six Belgian employees working in the private sector is compensated by their employer for commuting to work by bicycle, according to a survey by HR company Acerta. On average, this is around €47 per monthmore

NHS officials have warned that doctors’ strikes this week are likely to cause disruption to patient care “unlike anything before”, as Wednesday will see consultants and junior doctors taking joint strike action for the first time in the escalating dispute over pay. more

The number of working pensioners is increasing in Germany. More than 56,000 more seniors are now working than at the end of last year. Left-wing politicians point out that for many this is not a voluntary decision, but a necessity "to survive another month" - reported the RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND) website yesterday.more

Most companies would like to restore full stationary work, but employee resistance often limits such ambitions - we read in today's edition of "Rzeczpospolita".more

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) says it is reporting the UK government to the United Nations watchdog on workers' rights over a new strikes law. more

Already 93 per cent of companies in Poland use the hybrid working model, writes today's 'Puls Biznesu'. To optimise costs, they are increasingly willing to choose flexible offices, the newspaper adds.more

Employers in France are limiting or completely eliminating remote work in companies. Employees, especially young ones, do not want to hear about it - reports the daily "Le Figaro".more

Employers have called for budget supports for firms that would struggle with a proposed €1.40-an-hour hike in the national minimum wage. The Low Pay Commission has recommended a 12pc increase in the €11.30 hourly rate that would push it up to €12.70.more

Another two-day strike by Ryanair pilots began today. Due to this, 58 flights of the Irish carrier from Charleroi airport were canceled.more

63 percent of workers of pre-retirement age and 69 percent of those of protective age are not thinking about retirement and want to continue working, according to a report by OLX Jobs and Minds&Roses. Economic motivation prevails among respondents (49 percent), but slightly fewer (44 percent) indicate the need to get out of the house and be among people. "Work gives you energy and a desire to livemore

Thousands of workers at four London NHS trusts are set to go on strike from Wednesday in a pay and staffing row. more

The number of Scots looking for work rose over the summer, according to the latest unemployment figures. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said up to 4.3% of the workforce was seeking employment from May to July, matching the rate of unemployment for the UK as a whole. more

Pay packets are rising at a record rate despite rising unemployment and a marked cooling of the UK’s labour market, the latest official figures shows. The Office for National Statistics said total earnings in the three months to July 2023 were 8.5% higher than in the same period a year earlier – the highest since modern records began in 2001 other than during the exceptional conditions of the panmore

Ninety-two percent of business executives are concerned about the risks associated with implementing AI-based solutions, according to KPMG's report "Generative AI: From buzz to business value." Sixty percent see artificial intelligence as an opportunity to increase productivity and revenue, it added.more

Farmers on the Islands have "serious difficulties" finding people willing to work in harvesting, the BBC reports. The public broadcaster reports that the problem is so serious that some farmers ask customers to collect purchased vegetables and fruit from the fields themselves - however, this option is difficult to implement for large agricultural companies.more

Dean Holden is one of many people thinking there is more to life than work, hanging up his mic as a railway station announcer after 16 years. more

The annual cost of funding the state pension risks surging by as much as £45bn within decades if the triple lock pledge is maintained, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned.more

Councils emphasise ‘flexible working’ is essential for attracting and keeping the right staffmore

The Government’s employment support system is failing both jobseekers and businesses and needs to be substantially reformed, a think tank has said.more

The number of employees under 25 who decided to leave their jobs increased by over 40% in the first eight months of this year. compared to the same period last year - reports the daily "Le Soir" based on the latest research. This is a record in the history of measurement.more

18 percent Polish entrepreneurs do not take into account the use of artificial intelligence in recruitment, and percent does not want to turn it on for at least three years - according to the ManpowerGroup report. It was added that 50 percent companies are already using AI or planning to implement it within the year.more