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Inhabitants of Alaska, followed by North Dakota and Nebraska, are among the hardest working people in America. At the bottom of the list are New York, West Virginia and, lastly, New Mexico, according to a study by WalletHub.more

Doctors and nurses will get a “substantial grace period” to get the Covid-19 jab or risk losing their job under Government plans, a minister has said.more

JD Wetherspoon is the latest chain to suffer with shortages as they have been unable to serve some customers toast.more

The Danish Social Democratic government has announced that unemployed people who have a "need to integrate" will be obligated to work 37 hours a week if they want to receive social benefits.more

Supermarket chain Morrisons has said it expects the UK's lorry driver shortage to stoke inflation during the rest of this year.more

From 2020, Amazon has created 5 thousand jobs in Poland. new jobs, increasing the total number of permanent employees to 23,000, the company said. The company offers employment, among others in operational, engineering, human resources, IT, project management, customer service, logistics centers, offices, Technology Development Center and Amazon Web Services.more

The government of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands of Spain has decided that it will be possible to deny citizens the right to exercise certain professions due to their lack of immunity to Covid-19.more

Nearly half of the surveyed employers in Europe consider stress a key problem in companies, and 65% confirms that the health and well-being of employees has become a priority, according to a study quoted on the occasion of the World Wellbeing Day tomorrow (September 8).more

Farmers may be forced to incinerate nearly 100,000 pigs due to a post-Brexit shortage of butchers.more

Lobby group urges action on visas for foreign workers such as drivers, welders, butchers and bricklayersmore

The recovery in the labor market is still visible, recruitment of employees is not hindering, and in most industries employers have learned to function in a pandemic, inform recruitment companies in Poland. Representatives of the tourism, catering and hotel industries feel less confident.more

Six out of ten Poles expect that after the pandemic is over, they will work remotely or hybrid, i.e. partially from home. In IT, as many as 93 percent of them are focused on a flexible work system. specialists - we can read in today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

Price rises for consumers are "inevitable" as a consequence of the HGV driver shortage, the boss of Iceland has warned. more

Amazon is offering a £50 weekly bonus for permanent staff at some UK locations for turning up to work on time. The reward is for people who have 100% attendance, excluding time taken off for sickness linked to disability and Covid.more

Afghan women will be allowed to study at universities, but they cannot be in the same room as men and will not be taught by male teachers, the Taliban’s acting higher education minister announced as the world awaited the new rules under the extremist regime that is expected to curb women’s rights.more

McDonald's laid off two workers in Hungary who, on an Internet video, wipe a slice of cheese on the sole of a shoe and place a burger on the floor, Telex.hu reported today.more

In Germany, employers criticize the draft ordinance of the labor minister on vaccination against Covid-19. They believe company bosses should have the right to check that an employee is vaccinated - "Spiegel" reports.more

Workers in England and Wales are being fobbed off with a "stingy" number of bank holidays, say trades unions. They get eight public holidays a year, which is four fewer than the EU average and half the number in Japan.more

A shortage of fruit pickers in the UK is set to spread to warehouse workers in the run-up to Christmas, the boss of toy chain The Entertainer has warned.more

Businesses have been told to prioritise hiring UK-based workers rather than relying on labour from abroad to fix a shortage of lorry drivers. Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng rejected calls from firms to loosen immigration rules, saying it would be a "short-term temporary solution".more

Bad news for the unvaccinated. If the regulations proposed by the Ministry of Health enter into force, the employer will be able to send a subordinate who has not received the COVID-19 injection on vacation and not pay the money then - "Fakt" informs today.more

70% of people have worked in a toxic workplace, according an Instantprint study. More than half of those surveyed said they’d quit a job if the workplace didn’t feel healthy, which is particularly true among female workers who are more likely to take this seriously.more

The boss of supermarket chain Iceland has warned that the Brexit-linked supply chain crisis could “cancel” Christmas. more

45 percent companies in Poland declare that they will ultimately implement a hybrid work model, 25 percent puts on work in the office, and another 30 percent. has not yet made a decision on this matter, according to a survey among tenants of office buildings managed by Cushman & Wakefield.more

Bargain hunters face slim pickings this Black Friday as many retailers will be forced to ignore the annual fire-sale completely. In the face of rocketing shipping costs, major delays to orders and a nationwide lorry driver shortage, shops face too many challenges to complete the stocking and restocking necessary for the late-November event.more