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A shortage in the hospitality sector has driven up the average wage of pub and restaurant workers by as much as 14%, new research has revealed.more

Royal Mail is rolling out a new uniform for postmen and women in the first change in a decade.more

Some people on furlough are avoiding a return to work because it has been "great" for them, former business secretary Dame Andrea Leadsom has said.more

Burger giant McDonald's says it "is looking to fill 20,000 roles" across the UK and Ireland this year as part of plans to open 50 new outlets.more

Londoners and people from Scotland are the least positive about working from home (WFH), according to a new survey.more

Some form of working from home is set to continue for the long haul, offices could be required to install ventilation systems and a raft of other measures are likely to be needed even after England moves into “Step 4” of its coronavirus roadmap, a Whitehall document seen by Playbook reveals.more

Millions of office staff could be given a ‘default’ right to work from home under post-pandemic plans being mulled over by ministers.more

In Rimini, the largest Adriatic resort in Italy, the hotel and catering industry is facing a shortage of workers at the start of the summer season. Many who previously worked in these services have not returned after months of the pandemic.more

In the Netherlands, there is a shortage of employees in hotels and restaurants, so the organization Koninklijke Horeca Nederland (KHN), which brings together hotels and restaurants, has launched an action: "work in the hotel / catering industry - a party every day".more

The King of Norway, Harald V, thanked the Poles working at the Havyard shipyard in Hyllestad in the west of the country for their contribution to saving the economy during the Covid-19 pandemic. "Without them, Norway would have stopped," announced the monarch.more

The number of EU citizens searching for work in Britain has fallen by more than a third since Brexit, according to a study that exposes the impact on UK employers as they struggle to recruit staff.more

The NRC daily appeals to the Dutch government to urgently address the issue of the exploitation of labor migrants by temporary employment agencies. However, he believes that “the interest of politicians in solving this problem is negligible”.more

Vegetable pickers have seen their salaries soar to almost £20 an hour thanks to a chronic labour shortage brought on by Brexit and Covid-19. more

There was a record rise in the number of workers on payrolls in May as the jobs market continued to recover. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said there were 197,000 more people in payrolled employment last month compared with April, the highest rise since records began in 2014.more

Every third employer declares that they would be willing to pay a citizen of Ukraine more "on hand" than a Pole - according to the "Polish Labor Market Barometer" Personnel Service. Employees from Ukraine are currently employed by nearly 30 percent of enterprises.more

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has rejected calls for an extension of the furlough scheme, despite an expected delay to the lifting of lockdown. more

The latest Gallup report on the state of the global workplace shows that the UK and Western Europe have the lowest levels of employee engagement in the world at just 11%, although workers in these regions are among those with a high quality of life rating and low negative emotions compared to with employees in many other regions of the world.more

Amanda Bellwood, a part-time worker, has been on furlough since the UK's first coronavirus lockdown and fears she will never return to the company where she has worked for 20 years.more

According to the data of the Swedish Statistical Office, the average salary in Sweden is 35.3 thousand (approx. PLN 15 thousand). The median is 31.7 thousand (approx. PLN 14 thousand).more

Already 800 thousand of foreigners work legally in Poland. That's about 127 thousand more than before the Covid-19 epidemic, informs today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Over 37% of foreign workers currently employed in Poland have already benefited from the automatic renewal of a permit for legal stay and work during the COVID-19 pandemic - according to the third edition of the sociological study "A foreign worker in the pandemic era" conducted in April and May 2021 by the EWL Group agency and the Study of Eastern Europe at the University of Warsaw.more

Despite the long stay to hire temporary workers from Poland, fewer and fewer compatriots decide to work in them. According to the Dutch research company Decisio, this is mainly due to the good performance of the Polish economy.more

Poles are most afraid of price increases today, more than a recurrence of the epidemic or job loss - according to the United Surveys survey published today for Dziennik Gazeta Prawna and RMF FM.more

Defrosting the economy increases the demand for workers from the East, for whom Poland is still an attractive destination for economic migrations, reports Rzeczpospolita today.more

The government plans to launch a new workers' watchdog to take over protecting the rights of UK workers. more