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Almost all of 50 of the UK's biggest employers questioned by the BBC have said they do not plan to bring staff back to the office full-time. more

Britain and India will start negotiations for a full free trade deal in the autumn, British trade minister Liz Truss said on Tuesday.more

In 2020, the coronavirus was the sixth disease causing inability to work in Poland. Compared to 2019, the number of issued exemptions increased only slightly - the Polish daily "Gazeta Wyborcza" reports.more

A new report from Upwork, a freelancing platform, found that 22% of those who plan to work remotely post-pandemic are planning to work away from home at least part of the time. more

The head of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service said on Thursday that the spy agency was hunting for a new tech chief, "Director General Q", known to all James Bond film fans simply as "Q".more

The authorities of the county of Lincolnshire in the east of England offer an unusual job, an important element of which is visiting local pubs. A person interested in architecture, history and, of course, beer is wanted. The task of the lucky person who gets the job will be ambitious - to revive the fashion for going to pubs.more

In March, unemployment in Poland was at the lowest level in the European Union, the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Poland to the EU informed on Twitter, citing the latest Eurostat data.more

Uber is planning to sign up another 20,000 drivers in the UK by the end of the year after a surge in usage since lockdown rules were eased last month. more

Hospitality chiefs said staff turnover in the sector and a reliance on European workers whose culture is more in tune with restaurant jobs, has led to a ‘serious shortfall’.more

The Queen has carried out her first official public engagements since the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral, with two virtual audiences from inside Windsor Castle.more

48 percent of those surveyed believe that the lack of direct supervision had a positive impact on the effectiveness of their work; 9 percent says the opposite, according to a ClickMeeting report. For 17 percent of respondents working online had a positive impact on their relationship with the boss, 13 percent sees their deterioration.more

57 percent of professionally active Poles believe that technologies create more opportunities for employees than threats, according to a study by the consulting company PwC. It was added that for 77 percent of the respondents, the ideal model of work is a hybrid one.more

For 15 years, a public health worker in Calabria, southern Italy, was paid a salary, even though he never came to work. The prosecutor's office in Catanzaro has concluded an investigation against him and his superiors who tolerated it, the Ansa news agency reported.more

Need a suit for an interview but struggling to afford it? H&M will now let you hire one for 24 hours for free. The brand has launched One/Second/Suit in a bid to equip jobseekers with an outfit that makes them feel confident and ready to show off their skills. more

Already more than 20 percent of Portuguese citizens live on the verge of poverty, according to a study by the FFMS. The study shows that only a small percentage of the country's poor are unemployed.more

More than 813,000 workers have lost their jobs since the Covid pandemic hit – but experts claim the job market is stabilising after more than a year of harsh restrictions.more

The harvest in Italy is at risk because the farms are short of around 50,000 seasonal workers from abroad, alarms the Coldiretti farmers’ union. Employee absences are the result of pandemic restrictions on arrival.more

The number of foreigners registered with the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) stood at 725,173 at the end of December 2020, representing a 11-percent growth on December 2019 - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

Almost 200 certificates needed to obtain employment abroad were collected by doctors in regional medical chambers in the first quarter of this year. "This is a record" - emphasizes the president of the Supreme Medical Council (NRL), prof. Andrzej Matyja.more

The accelerated automation caused by the pandemic will force the restructuring of the labor market; millions of people will lose their livelihood, according to an analysis by a European Parliament research center. more

Almost one in four workers hope never to set foot in the office again, with 7.5m people keen to permanently work from home every day of the week. more

The Polish Social Insurance Institution is at the forefront in Europe when it comes to electronic data exchange with other insurers - informs Sebastian Szczurek, spokesman of the Opole branch of ZUS.more

Vaccinations against the coronavirus began in the first German companies. From June at the latest, many establishments will offer vaccinations to workers and their families.more

Poland recorded the largest increase in employment among the European Union countries in the last quarter of 2020, year-on-year.more

Of the 1.6 million Dutch employees who are at risk of losing their job in the future, 82 percent can use the knowledge and skills acquired in a new job that is future-proof. This is the conclusion of accountancy firm Price Waterhouse Coupers (PCW) in a study published Tuesday into the consequences of digitization for the labor market.more