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Up to "millions of vaccinated workers" could have their right to wages threatened if they end up in quarantine due to coronavirus infection, the Tagesspiegel reported Thursday.more

The owner of fashion chain Primark plans to cut around 400 jobs across its UK stores.more

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Wednesday the visa waiver for those wishing to visit the country, the so-called backpackers and students, and encouraged them to work in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality. Due to Covid-19, there is a labor shortage in some industries in the country.more

Manchester's 152cm Tracey Scholes, who was dismissed after 34 years as a bus driver due to her short stature, won the appeal and was reinstated with her previous salary, Sky News reported on Tuesday.more

A six-month trial period of a four-day working week has today been launched across the UK.more

Londoners working from home on a Monday are skipping exercise and feel more demotivated and stressed as a result, research has found.more

Three out of five professional workers are unhappy with their pay, a new study suggests.more

A professional recruitment firm says it is placing graduate lawyers at top firms on starting salaries as high as £150,000 amid a shortage of workers.more

Last year was a record year in terms of the number of vacancies posted on the Internet. The unemployed in employment offices also had the largest selection of offers in three years. Another record may be set in 2022, informs today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Ikea has cut sick pay for unvaccinated staff who need to self-isolate because of Covid exposure, joining a growing list of firms changing their rules. more

Sainsbury's is set to become the latest UK supermarket to pay shop workers at least £10 an hour.more

Last year, around 5,000 seasonal workers from Georgia were expected to help local farmers harvest. But only a few came - because compatriots warned against exploitation and working conditions in Germany - writes the weekly "Zeit" in the text entitled "To Germany? No, thank you!".more

The chairman of the Solidaritet trade union, Artur Kubik, believes that Poles leave Norway not only because of cultural differences and the high cost of living, but also because of their disappointment with the social paradise that this country seems to be. As Kubik points out, the departures are also influenced by the decline in unemployment in Poland.more

Staff shortages continue to blight retailers and hospitality firms, with one warning of closures if Covid absences worsen.more

Companies have record recruitment plans for 2022, but as many as three-quarters of them expect difficulties in recruiting candidates. There are almost twice as many such fears as in the previous year - informs today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Ministers have been tasked with developing "robust contingency plans" for workplace absences, as the government warned rising cases could see up to a quarter of staff off work.more

The UK government on Friday announced it is extending a temporary visa scheme for foreign seasonal workers until the end of 2024, while it will gradually reduce the quota from 2023. more

Strategy is everything – especially when it comes to making sure you maximise your time off work. more

"The subordinate will not be able to refuse to take the test ordered by the employer" - health minister Adam Niedzielski announced on Radio Zet. He added that in the event of a test ordered by the employer, the employee would not go to quarantine.more

All Southern Rail services into London Victoria have been cancelled until mid-January due to Covid-related staff shortages, the firm confirmed on Thursday.more

According to a study by ManpowerGroup, every second company from the banking, finance, insurance and real estate sector wants to hire new employees in Q1 2022. Reductions of jobs are anticipated by 14 percent. organization, while 36 percent. wants to leave the number of employees unchanged.more

The Spanish government approved a decree obliging employers to conclude contracts with employees for an indefinite period. Pedro Sanchez's center-left cabinet presents the new regulations as a breakthrough in the fight to improve employment conditions in the country.more

Poles are packing up and returning from Norway to the country, not only due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The reason is the increase in wages in Poland and the decline in the value of the Norwegian currency. The Norwegian construction and shipbuilding industry is short of employees, alarms NRK TV.more

Polish companies do not trust modern digital tools and remote work - according to studies published today, conducted in Poland, as well as in the Czech Republic and Hungary. It was noted that most Central European companies are waiting for their employees to return to their offices, not wanting to practice a remote form of cooperation.more

Immigration rules are to be temporarily relaxed for overseas care workers in a bid to recruit and keep staff, the government has announced.more