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Almost a quarter of workers are actively planning to change employers in the next few months, a report has claimed, as part of a “great resignation” prompted by a high number of vacancies and burnout caused by the pandemic.more

As many as 41 percent of Polish IT specialists are actively looking for new professional challenges or looking for a new job - according to the report of the No Fluff Jobs portal.more

The latest research shows that the economy is currently short of skilled workers than last year. The health and care sectors are the most severely affected, informs "Der Spiegel".more

More than half of licensed taxi drivers in the UK did not return to practice after the pandemic, the LPCHA sector organization reported. It estimates that the number of taxi drivers has dropped from 300,000. up to 140 thousandmore

UK meat producers have started sending carcasses to the EU for butchering before re-importing them as they continue to combat a labour shortage.more

In 2020, between various lockdowns, the number of digital nomads boomed as millions of newly office-liberated workers flocked to foreign countries to work remotely. But, as offices demand their workers back, will this be the end of the digital nomad?more

The end of Britain's furlough programme has not led to a surge in new job-seekers, according to data that suggests unemployment is unlikely to rise sharply and could bolster the case for a Bank of England interest rate hike.more

Average London pay dropped 1.3 per cent to £42,001 this year, official figures have revealed.more

Premier Inn owner Whitbread has said it will pay millions in wage rises and bonuses to try to combat what it calls persistent staff shortages. more

Workers on the minimum wage are set to get a pay boost from April, with the rate for those aged over 23 rising to £9.50 an hour from £8.91.more

The majority of UK employers are planning to hire staff over the next 12 months, the highest recruitment intentions in eight years, as Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic have caused acute shortages of workers in sectors ranging from haulage to hospitality and social care.more

There is a shortage of materials and qualified employees, also from abroad, and medium-sized companies are afraid of competitiveness - these are one of the many problems of the German economy that the Donau Kurier portal writes about.more

Due to the pandemic, every ninth employee changed the form of employment with an employer. Most often, Poles switched from a mandate contract or a specific task to an employment contract - according to a survey commissioned by the Personnel Service. The oldest employees were the least likely to change.more

Bus drivers are leaving their jobs “in droves” for better-paid HGV jobs and have left some providers with no option but to cancel services, a union has said. more

As employees return to stationary offices, the scale of burnout in the UK is growing - reports the Glassdoor portal. He added that the problem was already visible in previous years, but now, due to the pandemic, it has increased and is a threat to mental health in the country.more

Poland ranks 13th in the EU in terms of employment rate compared to 18 before the pandemic - experts of the Polish Economic Institute pointed out. According to analysts, in the entire EU there were 2.98 mln fewer employed at the end of Q2 this year than before COVID-19.more

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said "strong investment in public services" will be at the heart of his plans for rebuilding the economy when he sets out his Budget next week.more

The greatest number of applicants have already signed up for service in the Border Guard for years. The Border Guard recorded the smallest number of departures - informed yesterday the spokeswoman of the Border Guard, 2nd Lt. Anna Michalska.more

Anyone who works a night shift knows that it can be difficult to get some shut-eye when the world is bustling outside. more

We’re often told to strive for a healthy balance when it comes to work and rest – not too much of one or the other.more

The health service in England has launched its annual recruitment drive after experiencing one of its busiest ever summers.more

Austria plans to require proof of vaccination, recovery, or a negative Covid-19 test to enter workplaces, announced the Health Minister on Wednesday.more

Ford is to invest £230m in its Halewood plant on Merseyside to make electric car parts, helping safeguard 500 jobs. more

Facebook announced yesterday a plan to hire 10,000 specialists in the European Union to work on the creation of a metaverse, or virtual reality, in which FB sees the future of the internet, the group said.more

British producers affiliated with Make UK called on the government to "work with the entire sector, rather than see it as an enemy." Among others, to recent accusations by British authorities that accused the business of "relying too much on cheap foreign labor".more