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More than two million low-income workers will no longer pay National Insurance from now, owing to a change in the way the tax is collected. more

Britain could face a summer beer shortage after Stella Artois and Budweiser factory staff agreed to strike over wages, a union warned.more

Sheffield was the city where the most attacks were reported and figures show that across the UK 39% of the attacks took place at the front door. more

Landline and broadband customers told to expect disruption as engineers, call centre and shop staff back action.more

GPs have threatened to strike over a contract that would force them to offer appointments at evenings and weekends.more

Only 7% of Poles forced to look for a job would set up their own business. Nearly 30% of those running a business are thinking about closing their business or company, and just over 20% about selling it, according to a study of Poles' business readiness prepared for the Assay Group company.more

BMA members’ call for reversal of real-terms cuts over last 14 years increases chances of strike action/more

In 2021, Poles were ill much less frequently compared to the two previous years, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. This is good news for employers, reports Rzeczpospolita.more

Several professions could be about to follow rail workers in striking, but reasons and plans vary.more

A report from Polish Economic Institute (PIE) shows that at the current rate of progress it will take around 267 years to close the gender gap in economic participation and opportunity.more

In times of high inflation, for students and graduates starting their careers in Poland, the salary is much more important than before - reports today's Rzeczpospolita.more

46 percent generation Z and 45 percent millennials feel burnout. The main concerns of these groups are the cost of living and the climate catastrophe. 46 percent generation Z and 47 percent Millennials live from paycheck to paycheck, according to a Deloitte report.more

According to a study by Uce Research and the ePsycholodzy.pl platform, almost one in four (approx. 24%) Poles admit that their supervisor contacts him after working hours on business matters.more

Of the more than 180,000 Ukrainian war refugees who have reached Spain and Portugal, some 7,000 have already found work, according to figures from the governments of both countries. They usually work in large urban areas.more

More than 14,000 staff at Rolls Royce will be given a £2,000 one-off payment to help with the rising cost of living in the UK.more

Maintaining a balance between work and private life is a difficult art for many people, especially after two years of a pandemic that turned everyday habits upside down. However, there are places in the world that are particularly conducive to maintaining this harmony. The latest ranking indicates that Oslo is the world capital of work-life balance.more

British Airways is facing strikes this summer after ground and cabin staff backed industrial action in a dispute over pay. more

In April, 41 percent employees expected a salary increase. This is still a lot, although there is a clear decline compared to January, according to a survey commissioned by Gi Group. Still higher earnings are the most common reason for looking for a new job.more

Every second Polish employee plans to change jobs within six months, and 93 percent. of respondents indicated professional development as the reason, the consulting company Deloitte reported.more

In Australia's semi-annual pilot program, slated to start in August, 20 companies will cut the working week to four days with no wage cut; a similar project is to start in New Zealand, informs the Australian portal 7news.com.au.more

New regulations will allow teachers from around the world to work in England. more

Wizz Air is facing a backlash from pilot unions after the airline's boss appeared to call on crew to work through fatigue. more

A supermarket employee has won £50,000 in compensation after he was fired for sending a joke text about a knife to his manager.more

According to the Ministry of Family and Social Policy, under a special act, over 209,000 Ukrainian citizens who fled to Poland from the Russian aggression, found a job in our country.more

In new recruitment processes, employees want earnings of 5, 10 or even 20 percent higher than those offered so far; this can cause a wage compression phenomenon, where the newly hired person has a higher salary than the current employees, noted Krzysztof Inglot from Personnel Service.more