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The coronavirus epidemic has radically changed the labor market, employers are holding back recruitment en masse - said Konfederacja Lewiatan, a Polish group of employers. According to the organization, declines in HR services herald the end of the employee market era.more

The owner of a hairdressing salon in Gloucestershire could not post a job offer for a "lucky" hair stylist, because - according to an employee of the government employment agency - this term discriminates against people who are unhappy - the Times website informed.more

Over 100 million times have benefited from government-funded discounts on eating out as part of a campaign to help the catering sector recover from the coronavirus crisis, the UK finance ministry said Friday. more

Amazon is creating 7,000 new jobs in the coming months at its warehouses and other sites across the UK.more

The Tesco chain, withdrawing from Poland, has announced a plan of large group layoffs. The online store will disappear and a few more hypermarkets will be closed - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" reports.more

Nine in 10 workers who have worked from home during lockdown would like to continue in some form, researchers say. more

The influential analytical center The Automoy has published a recommendation for the British government to introduce a mandatory 4-day working week in connection with the difficult situation related to the coronavirus. According to experts, this solution will allow the creation of up to 500,000 jobs in a short period of time. jobs. more

Companies using the government's coronavirus furlough scheme are now having to contribute to workers' wages.more

Good ventilation could be the key to avoiding coronavirus as autumn approaches and people spend more time indoors.more

The British government will launch a campaign next week to encourage a return to stationary work instead of remote work. It will highlight the benefits of working as normal and urge employers to ensure that workplaces are safe.more

The employment situation is improving; almost every fifth company (over 17 percent) plans to increase employment - according to the latest August edition of the "KoronaBilans SME" survey. In the previous edition of the survey, such declarations were made by 14.8%. companies.more

Britain's biggest supermarket is now serving 1.5 million customers a week online, up from 600,000 at the start of the pandemic.more

Nearly two thirds of the 9.4 million people who were furloughed from their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic continued to work, a major new study has found. more

More than 1,000 people applied for one brewery job as the number of vacancies plummeted in lockdown.more

Several hundred complaints have been received by trade unions and the Office for Personal Data Protection (CNPD) in Portugal over spying on people working remotely by their employers.more

People have no reason not to go back to workplaces as there is scant evidence that this is where coronavirus is passed on, Matt Hancock has insisted.more

The traces of the first wave of the pandemic on the Polish labor market are fading away. The key challenge now is to avoid consumer pessimism - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" reports.more

Britain is unlikely to follow in France's footsteps by introducing a masking order in workplaces as most infections now occur in homes, said British Health Minister Matt Hancockmore

Pizza Express is to close 73 of its UK restaurants with the potential loss of 1,100 jobs. more

Marks & Spencer is cutting 7,000 jobs over the next three months across its stores and management.more

From January 1 next year, the minimum wage will be PLN 2,800 gross, and the minimum hourly rate will be PLN 18.30 - as provided for in the draft regulation of the Council of Ministers published today. The same rates were proposed by the government to the Social Dialogue Council a few weeks ago.more

Companies recruiting workers from beyond the eastern border hope that as a result of protests in Belarus, its authorities will lift restrictions on traveling abroad, Rzeczpospolita reports today.more

Struggling department store group Debenhams says it will cut 2,500 more jobs as it struggles to survive the coronavirus pandemic. more

Employment in the UK fell by the largest amount in over a decade between April and June, official figures show.more

Ambitious people are more likely to become addicted to work. His risk is increased by stress, which is now easily possible due to the pandemic, remote work and fears of losing a job, informs Rzeczpospolita on Monday.more