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NHS public health workers in England will receive a 3 percent pay increase in recognition of their role in fighting the coronavirus pandemic, the British government announced, raising its original proposal.more

Boris Johnson has apologised to businesses impacted by a rising number of staff members having to self-isolate due to coming into close contact with a positive coronavirus case.more

57 percent of employees admit that they sometimes answer business phone calls while on holiday and 43 percent replies to business e-mails - according to the 44th edition of the Labor Market Monitor of the Randstad Research Institute. Most often it is done by employees with higher education.more

The government will not draw up a list of critical jobs that will be exempt from full self-isolation if workers are "pinged". Instead, employers will have to apply to government departments to allow workers to effectively circumvent the rules. more

A Derby business which supplies lorry drivers to haulage companies and retailers has highlighted the extent of the UK’s current crisis and highlighted how wages are rising. more

Businesses in England warned Monday that a “pingdemic” of people receiving notifications on their phones telling them to self-isolate threatens to lead to widespread staff shortages and mayhem across the economy just as lockdown restrictions are lifted.more

The opening of the economy should lead to the return of the pre-pandemic employment level at the turn of the year, wrote PKO BP's comment on today's GUS data.more

The number of workers from Eastern Europe wishing to find employment in Dutch agriculture and horticulture is decreasing, reports the daily "Trouw". In countries such as Poland, the economy and prosperity are growing - the newspaper explains one of the reasons for this phenomenon.more

More than a third of Londoners have yet to take a single day of annual leave this year as employees wait for certainty over holiday restrictions.more

Half of the Ukrainian labor immigrants working in Poland have a university degree; 71 percent Of Ukrainians work below their competences, 5 percent. of them work mentally, and less than 1 percent. belongs to the management team - according to the report of the "Polish Labor Market Barometer" of the Personnel Service.more

The number of job vacancies in the UK surpassed pre-Covid-19 levels for the first time, the National Statistics Office (ONS) reported. It also added that unemployment fell slightly again, with the rate of 4.8% in the second quarter.more

The owner of John Lewis and Waitrose is planning to cut 1,000 jobs in stores as part of an effort to cut costs. The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) said it would aim to find new jobs for those losing their store management roles.more

In March 2020 the Dutch government introduced a recommendation to work from home. The intention of Prime Minister Marek Rutte’s office was for as few people as possible to leave their homes due to the coronavirus pandemic. The owner of the administrative office, who is now due to pay compensation by court order, insisted that his employees continue to work on site despite official orders. more

Large businesses have said they will maintain a cautious approach to bringing staff back to the office despite the lifting of final Covid restrictions in England on Monday.more

The German Catering Trade Affiliation complained in regards to the lack of workers after the pandemic measures had been cancelled and resorts and eating places reopened. The Federal Employment Company said that the variety of folks employed within the caterer business has fallen by 14% in comparison with earlier than the pandemic.more

If you are less focused on climbing the corporate ladder since the coronavirus crisis forced more of us to work from home, you are not alone.more

Hotel chain Travelodge is looking to fill 680 jobs across the country in readiness for this summer’s “staycation” season.more

A pub chain has advised staff to delete the NHS Covid app over concerns they will be pinged and forced to self-isolate. more

In June, the number of job advertisements slightly increased compared to the May figure, but there are more vacancies than before the epidemic, according to the Job Offers Barometer prepared by the University of Information Technology and Management and the Investment and Economic Cycles Office.more

Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, has stated that the goal of the Polish New Deal project is to encourage people who have left Poland, to return to their homeland.more

Every fifth employee believes that his supervisor is unfavorable to taking holidays, and 48 percent say that the management has a favorable attitude towards this issue, according to the Pracuj.pl poll.more

Employees in Iceland starting working 4 days a week. It didn't hurt productivity, researchers say. Researchers in Iceland have found that a four-day work week, without a pay cut, improved workers' well-being and productivity.more

The lifting of the restrictions and the arrival of the holiday season increased the demand for employees in gastronomy and tourism. Demand, however, exceeds supply: some people who have left the HoReCa sector as a result of lockdowns do not want to return to it, and young people are also looking for holiday work less frequently.more

Extra cost of permission for British temporary staff to work in resorts likely to be prohibitive for firms.more

The Queen has given the George Cross to the National Health Service, recognising its staff - past and present - across the UK. In a handwritten message, Her Majesty says that NHS staff have done their work "with courage, compassion and dedication" for 73 years.more