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Zoom, the video communications company whose name became synonymous with remote work during the pandemic, has ordered staff back to the office.more

For 53 per cent of industrial employers, the biggest challenge is attracting skilled workers, according to the 'Industrial Compensation Report'. It added that 28 per cent of industry employers anticipated increasing employment in the second quarter of this year.more

The British government today announced a threefold increase in fines for companies employing illegal immigrants and a several-fold increase in fines for landlords who rent to them.more

Mel Stride says economically inactive older people should ‘seek new opportunities’ to boost finances.more

Without regulation, artificial intelligence could significantly reduce the bargaining power of employees in relations with employers, which will lead to the deepening of existing social inequalities, alarms in an interview with "Scientific American" Joseph Stiglitz, winner of the Nobel Prize in economics.more

A significant proportion of workers see their jobs as socially useless, according to a study published in the journal Work Employment and Society.more

Laborer is among the most sought-after worker profiles, according to Gremi Personal. It added that to fill gaps in the labor market, agencies are recruiting them not only from Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan, but also from Bolivia and Colombia.more

Rail passengers are facing more disruption this week due to the latest industrial action by train drivers. more

According to a new study by McKinsey, by 2030 the number of employees who will be replaced by artificial intelligence in the performance of duties will be counted "in the millions". At the same time, it was noted that women are as much as 50% more likely to lose their job than men.more

Workers who lose their jobs will receive weekly payments of up to €450 linked to previous earnings, from next year, Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys has promised.more

Record numbers of police officers are quitting their jobs at forces in England and Wales, figures show. In the year to March, 4,668 officers left after a voluntary resignation.more

Joachim Walter, head of the CDU in Baden-Württemberg, wants asylum seekers in Germany to be required to take up jobs. "It would be important for us at the county level that refugees take up jobs quickly, including in nonprofit organizations," Walter explained.more

The Polly Tearooms in Marlborough, owned by David Clark MBE and his wife Anne, was found to have racially discriminated against former employee Natalia Zeh at a tribunal in Bristol. more

The number of modern slavery cases reported within the UK care industry has more than doubled in the past year. There were 109 potential victims, exploited for personal or financial gain, between January and March - twice as many as the same period in 2022.more

Mobile operator Virgin Media O2 is to slash up to 2,000 UK jobs, or 12% of its total workforce, by the end of this year. The figure includes 800 role reductions that were already announced, the BBC understands.more

Big pay increases for highly paid workers in London and the south-east have masked real wage cuts across large swathes of the economy and led to a widening in the UK’s geographical earnings gap, a leading thinktank has said.more

More than half of Polish employees find it hard to forget about professional matters even during their summer vacation. On the beach, they answer business phones, and some also answer business e-mails, although they are not on workation, today's "Rzeczpospolita" stresses.more

Transport unions have called off planned strikes on the Tube next week following last-minute talks. more

Doctors-specialists in England started a two-day strike today. According to public health authorities, it will have a greater negative impact on medical services than any of the previous protests in the last eight months.more

Jaguar Land Rover-owner Tata has confirmed plans to build its flagship electric car battery factory in the UK. more

There is still a gap between wages in eastern and western Germany, and it is even widening. In the west of Germany, people earn an average of 13,000 euros a year more than in the east. The Left Party calls this a "political scandal." - wrote the RND website.more

Bricklayers, plasterers and other construction jobs have been added to the government’s “shortage occupation list”, making it easier for foreign builders to come to Britain amid labour shortages partly caused by Brexit.more

Concerns over how the rise promised to teachers in England will be funded, and dismay at the lack of a long-term agreement on pay, has stirred opposition to the government’s offer among union members. more

In June, there were more job offers for workers in the service industry; the historic maximum for announcements was in the hospitality sector, according to the Job Opportunities Barometer. There were also more offers for low-skilled workers.more

NHS consultants in England have announced two more days of strikes over a long-running pay dispute.more