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Rishi Sunak says he’s extended the furlough scheme for another six months because ‘things might change’ in terms of easing England’s lockdown.more

Poland in January had the lowest unemployment in the EU. It was 3.1 percent. - it follows from the latest Eurostat data. The Czech Republic was in second place with unemployment at 3.2 percent, and the third - the Netherlands with 3.6 percent.more

50 years - this is the upper limit for candidates for space missions. The European Space Agency (ESA) will start recruiting applicants on March 31.more

Foreign workers are leaving Britain at the fastest pace since World War II, presenting a challenge to an economy already roiled by Brexit and the coronavirus.more

The furlough scheme will be extended until the end of September by the chancellor in the Budget later. Rishi Sunak said the scheme - which pays 80% of employees' wages for the hours they cannot work in the pandemic - would help millions through "the challenging months ahead".more

The number of jobless people in Spain rose above 4 million for the first time in five years in February, official data showed on Tuesday, as COVID-19 restrictions ravage the ailing economy.more

TfL has issued updated travel advice ahead of planned strike action by bus drivers next week. It comes as bus drivers with trade union Unite take strike action against parent company RATP Group over new contracts and pay cuts they say are being forced through amid the coronavirus pandemicmore

Spanish and Portuguese economists and demographers believe teleworking will improve fertility rates in Europe. In their opinion, parents working from their homes will be more willing to decide about the next child.more

Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon has rejected remote working as a “new normal” and labelled it an “aberration” instead.more

In the Netherlands, sex workers plan to protest the closure of brothels next week, while restaurants and cafes promise to resume work despite the ban.more

911,240 Polish citizens have applied for settled status in the UK, allowing EU citizens to retain acquired rights before the end of the post-Brexit transition period, according to statistics published by the UK Home Office on Thursday.more

In January 2021, 2,000 people lost their jobs in large companies. people. The upcoming changes may mean a further reduction of employees - informs Rzeczpospolita on Thursday.more

Asda says it has begun consulting with workers over a major restructuring of the business which could put about 5,000 jobs at risk, including 3,000 non-store jobs.more

The UK government has always said there will be no compulsory Covid vaccination. But some employers appear prepared to dive straight in. “No jab, no job,” says Charlie Mullins, who runs Pimlico Plumbers.more

Rishi Sunak could extend the furlough scheme until at least July after the Prime Minister revealed his long-awaited roadmap out of lockdown, reports say. more

London bus passengers may face “serious disruption” this week as drivers are set to strike in a row over pay and conditions.more

The number of women in paid work for five or fewer hours each week doubled to 15% in the last quarter, think tank Centre for London has found.more

John Lewis is considering more store closures as it tries to cut costs and adapt to the boom in online shopping.more

A special “Scottish visa” could help address population decline north of the border, according to Scottish government advisers. more

British businesses have the strongest hiring intentions in a year and fewer are planning to make redundancies as the economic outlook has brightened over the past three months, a human resources industry body said on Monday.more

Remote work has become the norm for most employees in the world, including some Poles. Some Poles have moved from offices to homes, but - according to the Fellowes report - only a few of them have a convenient, ergonomic workplace at their disposal.more

London’s nightclubs and music venues today warned they may go dark for ever without urgent support to survive the pandemic.more

The Portuguese government approved Thursday a program to hire foreign nurses to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.more

The total number of applications for nursing courses has risen by almost a third (32 per cent) to reach 60,130, with increases seen in each age group.more

Almost 2 million people in Britain have not worked for more than six months during the coronavirus pandemic, amid growing risk to workers from long-term economic damage caused by the crisis.more