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The assessment of the situation in workplaces improved in December, while expectations for the coming year, feelings about job security and the assessment of the possibility of finding a new job near one's place of residence are slightly worse, according to a CBOS survey published on Wednesday.more

A list of professions will be created in which it will not be possible to employ foreigners from outside the EU without checking whether there are any Poles willing to fill the position. The government will introduce such solutions, but only if unemployment increases, "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

Drivers are due to strike for 11 days, including on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.more

Train drivers across 15 rail companies will stage a fresh strike on 5 January in a long-running row over pay, the Aslef union has said. more

The report comes after supermarket giant Tesco axed its meat, fish and deli counters in more than 300 stores earlier this year as part of a major overhaul of its business.more

Ryanair has agreed a new pay deal with its pilots, which will last for a period of four years. The airline has signed off on the agreement with the trade union Fórsa. more

The proportion of the workers who exited the workforce during the pandemic and have not returned since is higher in the UK than in nearly any other developed economy, new data has revealed. more

Only a fraction of emergency patients are being guaranteed ambulances in the North West during the strikes on Wednesday, with others told to rely on "self-conveyance or taxi conveyance" more

British minister Oliver Dowden said the government "will not budge on its pay policy", ruling out any increases for nurses. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) union said it would "escalate protests" if the government did not start wage negotiations "within 48 hours of starting Tuesday's strike".more

Around 1,200 soldiers will replace striking ambulance drivers and border guards carrying out passport checks to help minimize the impact of the protest, the British government confirmed today.more

Poland rose to 15th place in the world last year in terms of the number of new industrial robots. More than 3,300 of them were installed, 56 per cent more than in 2020, when robotisation was halted by the outbreak of a pandemic, 'Rzeczpospolita' reported.more

Britain’s rate of unemployment has risen again and the number of vacancies fell back further in a sign of a weakening jobs market as the UK faces deepening economic gloom, official figures have shown.more

In the first ten months of the CEIDG register received 6% more applications for setting up a sole proprietorship than in the same period last year. At the same time, the number of applications for the resumption of JDG increased by over 8%. According to experts, however, no increase in the number of established companies should be expected in the near future.more

The German police raided apartments near Roermond and Venlo, in the border area with the Netherlands, where temporary workers from Poland and Romania lived, according to the NOS portal.more

Working parents still have uphill in companies, according to the latest research. To fix this, a profound change in the organizational culture in Polish business is necessary, according to research by the Polish Economic Institute, cited by Rzeczpospolita.more

The Spanish government plans to donate up to 150,000 euros to small and medium-sized companies that decide to take part in the pilot project of reducing the working week from five to four days.more

Royal College of Nursing leader criticises ‘belligerence’ in meeting with Steve Barclay at which ministers refused to discuss pay.more

From tomorrow until Sunday (January 15, 2023), Belgian police officers will not issue traffic fines and parking fines, reports the daily "Het Nieuwsblad".more

The employees of Aena, an airport operator in Spain, have announced a strike over the Christmas and New Year period. The protest will last for at least six days.more

London is facing more Tube strike misery as the RMT announced on Thursday evening the outcome of a new ballot of members for more walkouts over pensions and job cuts.more

Talks have broken down between the union and Royal Mail, a spokesman said, adding that Royal Mail managers are "refusing to budge with their 'best and final' offer". more

Hundreds of journalists and other staff at The New York Times went on a 24-hour strike today after failed negotiations with the publisher over "fair" terms of employment.more

Employees of TAP airlines, the largest passenger carrier in Portugal, joined a pay strike this morning. The protest will last for 48 hours.more

Free universal preschool childcare and more funding for after-school clubs could increase government revenues and save a family with young children between £620 and £6,175 a year, a joint report welcomed by the Labour party has revealed.more

Ambulance staff across most of England and Wales will go on strike on 21 December in a dispute over pay. more