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Only every 10th woman does not intend to change jobs for more than 5 years. 53 percent believes their stress levels are up from last year, and "nearly half are experiencing burnout," Deloitte said.more

"Are you dreaming of becoming part of a friendly, dynamic island community and a slower pace of life? We have a unique opportunity for an enthusiastic school principal - a job at Foula" - reads the announcement of the Shetland Islands municipality. The job offer is very unusual as the school is attended by only four students.more

The findings suggest that the underfunding of labour-rights enforcement, combined with the rapid expansion of the seasonal worker scheme – which aims to plug shortages created by Brexit and Covid-19 – could be putting thousands of migrant labourers at risk of exploitation.more

CSO report provides profile of Republic’s muscular information technology sector.more

Cleaners and security staff are set to protest outside Downing Street tomorrow in disgust at their colleagues’ treatment by those at the top of Government. more

Dyson has issued a call to robotics engineers to join the technology firm as it previewed its plans to build home assistant robots it wants to have in homes by the end of the decade.more

The Royal Household is on the hunt for a new housekeeping assistant to help keep royal residences in ship shape.more

In Poland, there is one female IT specialist for every five IT specialists. Currently in our country women account for 15.5 percent of all employees in the IT industry, which is one of the lower rates in the European Union - reported HRS-IT.more

Beer taps could run dry this summer after workers at a brewery producing some of the nation’s favourite drinks voted to go on strike. more

From the beginning of the year, a visa could receive up to 21.5 thousand. IT specialists, incl. from Belarus and Ukraine - established "Rzeczpospolita." This is an important impulse for the domestic industry struggling with the deficit of professionals - we can read in today's edition of the journal.more

UK charities have called on the government to bring in leave for those who suffer from menstrual pain. It comes as Spanish politicians approve a new draft bill that would allow those with painful periods to have three days off a month.more

Nearly half of the new nurses and midwives registered to work in the UK in the past year have come from abroad.more

Currently, an employer cannot ask an employee to provide information about the COVID-19 vaccination or test result. He also has no right to force him to take the vaccine. However, some experts believe that you can interpret the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights yourself, which is of course very risky. But that may change soon.more

44 percent of Poles are now more likely to change jobs for better pay because of inflation. A similar percentage of respondents have sought a raise over the past year due to rising prices, according to the Pracuj.pl survey.more

Unemployment in Britain has fallen to its lowest level since 1974 and for the first time since statistics have been kept the number of unemployed is less than vacancies, but real wages are also falling, Britain's statistics agency ONS reported today.more

People struggling during the cost-of-living crisis should consider taking on more hours at work or moving to a better-paid job, a Government minister has said.more

The retailer’s sales were boosted during the pandemic as locked down Britons hired tradespeople to spruce up their properties and gardens. more

A spurned employee who took his former company to tribunal was the victim of discrimination, it has been found. more

Unemployment in Spain has been among the highest in EU countries for 13 consecutive years, according to a labour market report by the Adecco Group Institute, published by the Spanish daily La Razon.more

A WHSmith worker has won more than £25,000 after she was forced to bring her daughter to her shift as her manager made her work on Saturdays.more

36 percent Poles are actively looking for a new job, and the most important motivation is higher earnings, according to the Pracuj.pl survey published yesterday. 83 percent respondents are open to receiving a new job offer.more

In April, the mood in the Polish labor market remained stable; 60 percent According to a new CBOS study, the results of a new CBOS survey showed that the working people assessed the situation in their workplaces positively.more

New legislation that would ensure restaurant and hospitality staff get to keep all their tips has been shelved, according to insiders. more

A record number of lawsuits related to jokes in the workplace have been reported in UK courts. Consequently, a discussion in the media started about what is acceptable humor and what is ordinary aggression.more

Accountancy firm extends its flexible-work ‘deal’ to woo staff after popular trial last summer. more