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CNN reported to its employees that three people had been fired for violating the station's sanitary policy by coming to work without being vaccinated against Covid-19, US media reported.more

Spain's center-left government is considering raising the minimum wage despite the prevailing coronavirus crisis. At the same time, it is expanding the state administration and the number of jobs in the budgetary sphere to an unprecedented level.more

As many hospitals are requiring workers to get coronavirus vaccines, a major nursing home system is also applying pressure to its workers, telling them to either get vaccinated or face being fired.more

More than 2/3 of Poles believe that in an ideal workplace they should be free to dress, but with certain rules; one in five would expect a strict "dress code" - according to the Pracuj.pl survey. more

More and more German cities offer jobs to qualified foreign workers, and knowledge of the German language is not a priority when recruiting. more

Older workers were on Tuesday encouraged to return to the workplace as they have an “obligation” to pass on their knowledge and skills to younger employees.more

Bakery chain Greggs has said it expects to create 500 new retail jobs in the coming months as it continues to open new outlets.more

Supermarkets could face a “summer of disruption” to milk deliveries if widespread driver shortages amid the Covid pandemic are not addressed, according to the UK’s biggest dairy supplier. more

Gay and bisexual men earn on average hundreds of pounds less per year than their heterosexual counterparts, new research suggests.more

In June, retirement insurance at ZUS was paid by 818,000 foreigners, and health insurance by as much as 863,000. Both numbers are record-breaking and mean that among all the insured foreigners constitute over 5% of the group in Poland - the Polish daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

Better housing conditions, stability and job security, better health care system are mainly factors influencing Poles' decisions about having a child, the study shows.more

‘Many thousands’ face losing their jobs as the Government’s furlough scheme is wound down again from today.One in five firms plan to make staff redundant as financial support ebbs away, according to the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC).more

The hybrid working model will become the new standard for about half of employees and will have a significant impact on how companies operate, according to Goldman Sachs economists.more

In Poland the financial expectations of the desired specialists are now up to 50 percent higher than last year and more and more often exceed the upper limit of the salary range for a given position - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

The number of people on furlough has fallen sharply, with young people moving off the government scheme fastest, new figures show. At the end of June, 1.9 million people were still on furlough, the lowest level since the start of the pandemic and half a million fewer than in May.more

Spain has a shortage of hands to work in construction, despite the country's youth unemployment being the highest in the EU at 37%. - reports the daily "ABC".more

Polish companies do not intend to continue the remote work model; declare that 88 percent. employees will return to stationary work, and 9 percent. will be offered a job in a hybrid model, according to a ManpowerGroup report. Companies on the Vistula explain this with concerns about the well-being of employees and the quality of cooperation.more

About 15 percent fell last year. number of employees posted abroad by employment agencies. Now they may be stopped in the country by a rebound in the labor market - writes in the Wednesday edition of Rzeczpospolita.more

Remote work, although it initially raised widespread concern, now appears as a new normalcy that many of us no longer want to give up. The just published report revealed that Poles are skeptical about returning to offices after the pandemic - 44 percent. of our countrymen declares that this perspective causes them stress and uncertainty.more

This National Ice Cream Month, those with a sweet tooth could get paid £1,000 to indulge in their favourite dessert. There is a small catch though - you must go sugar-free. Wheyhey, the naturally sugar-free ice cream brand, is on the hunt for one candidate to take part in a study focussed on finding out if sugar-addicts can get the same enjoyment from sugar-free snacks.more

More than half of the hotels in Poland have huge problems with assembling a team of employees. Profit forecasts are increasingly distant, according to a new studymore

Dozens of councils across England have been forced to suspend bin collections due to staff self-isolating.more

About 60,000 employees are missing in the construction industry. This may result in significant delays in the implementation of the investment - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" reports.more

Workers from 16 key sectors including health, transport and energy will not have to isolate after being pinged by the NHS Covid app, as it was revealed that more than 600,000 people in England and Wales were sent self-isolation alerts last week.more

Supermarkets have warned the rising number of retail workers being forced to self-isolate is beginning to affect the availability of some products.more