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16.1 percent of working Poles are considering economic emigration in the coming year, twice as many as before the pandemic, according to the study "Earnings Migrations of Poles". It added that Germany would still be the most preferred destination.more

The governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have reiterated their advice to work from home if possible in light of the new Omicron coronavirus variant.more

London is still the top UK destination for skilled migrants, despite being hit hardest by the pandemic-driven fall in overseas workers.more

A man aged 24–34, with primary or basic education, who lives in a rural area or in a small town in the east of the country. This is how the profile of a Pole who is interested in economic emigration can be defined on the basis of the Gi Group employment agency survey - reports "Rzeczpospolita".more

Special investigation: 21% out of work since Covid pandemic struck despite job vacancies being at record high more

What would your perfect job look like – beyond being free of toxic bosses and annoying co-workers? more

It is unclear whether the government's Kickstart scheme is creating quality job placements for 16-24 year olds, a watchdog says.more

Britain could face shortage of wine and spirits at Christmas, a drinks trade body has warned.more

65% of professionally active Poles complain about symptoms of professional burnout. The most common symptoms include physical and mental exhaustion, lack of job satisfaction, lack of motivation to work and prolonged fatigue - according to the latest social opinion survey.more

Amazon employees at the company's logistics center in Kegworth (count Leicestershire) are among the many who were put on alert by the giant before the most important trading day of the year. Their work will be supported for the first time by over 2.5 thousand. robots.more

71 percent Poles on the Vistula do not agree to raise the retirement age, even if it would entail a higher pension - according to a poll by the Pollster Research Institute, published in today's "Super Express".more

The online bank Atom Bank has introduced a four-day work week for its 430 staff without cutting their pay. more

Companies are being urged to stop asking interviewees about their previous salary over concerns it keeps women earning less than men, a charity has said.more

Logistics workers top the list of hardest-to-fill positions; the scale of the candidate shortage is even greater than for IT specialists, according to a ManpowerGroup report. The biggest challenges are in hiring a warehouseman, forklift operator and engineer.more

Lidl is giving shop floor staff a pay rise, making them the highest paying supermarket in the UK. more

Around 2.4m more taxpayers are in debt to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) as tax debt is at more than double its pre-pandemic levels, according to a spending watchdog. more

Dutch nursing institutions tempt Belgian nurses with high salaries, company cars and even bicycles. "It's not ethical," says Ellen De Wandeler of NVKVV, the largest nursing organization in Flanders, Belgium.more

In the coming years, Polish companies will have to deal with the growing lack of necessary competences among employees - according to the report "Trends in employment 2021" of the Polish HR Forum.more

The ‘real’ living wage will top £11 an hour in London from Monday, when 300,000 people across the UK can expect for a pay rise. more

The end of the furlough scheme in September does not appear to have led to a spike in unemployment as some feared, official figures suggest. more

Taking advantage of pandemic-related restrictions, companies whose activity is limited to issuing sick leaves have entered the medical market. According to lawyers interviewed by Prawo.pl, particularly short layoffs are rarely checked by ZUS. It is mainly employers who pay for undue days off.more

63% of the surveyed Poles declare that they work 7-8 hours a day. However, 21 percent of respondents work longer, even 10 hours a day - according to a study made for the ePsycholodzy.pl platform.more

Tens of thousands of care home residents face losing vital support as unvaccinated carers clock off for the last time before double vaccinations become mandatory.more

Poles living in Great Britain are looking for confirmation that they will not have to settle accounts with the Polish tax office. The family could be a problem - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

More than a quarter of Tory MPs have second jobs with firms whose activities range from gambling to private healthcare, making more than £4m in extra earnings in a year, Guardian analysis has found.more