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The head of the trade union Unite has warned British Airways that it plans to move towards industrial action against the airline "with immediate effect".more

The coronavirus crisis has led to the loss of over 1 million jobs in Spain. Andalusia, Catalonia and Valencia are among the regions most affected by redundancies.more

The UK economy could take until 2024 to return to the size it was before the coronavirus lockdown, according to analysis from the EY Item Club.more

A left-wing think tank has called for the Government to introduce four-day weeks in industries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. more

Spanish soldiers have been sent to build a camp for migrant strawberry pickers after a U.N. official criticised authorities for allowing seasonal farm workers to live in "inhumane" conditions, the government said on Saturday.more

The German government is preparing a law that will oblige the owners of large meat industry plants to employ only their own employees, which will eliminate the use of third-party employees, reducing the risk of coronavirus.more

Ryanair has announced it is to close its base at Frankfurt Hahn Airport and will likely close bases at Berlin Tegel and Duesseldorf Airports at the end of the summer after German pilots rejected proposed pay cuts.more

The Original Tour group, which has a fleet of more than 200 distinctive open-top buses in London, will help Londoners get back to work quickly and safely in the capital. Yesterday the company launched the first test route from Walthamstow Central to Victoria.more

Almost 900,000 public sector workers are to get an above-inflation pay rise, including doctors and teachers.more

In the crisis, companies treated immigrants like Poles. This is the result of the report published yesterday on the research on immigrants in the domestic economy carried out at the end of last year and at the beginning of this year by the National Bank of Poland - writes in today's issue of "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

Almost a third of London commuters who are working from home say they do not expect to return to their offices before Christmas, according to poll findings seen by the Evening Standard.more

This year's asparagus harvest will be reduced by almost 20 percent. due to the lack of seasonal workers from abroad - according to data from the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) in Wiesbaden. This is a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic.more

Marks & Spencer (M&S) will serve notice this week of imminent plans for hundreds of job cuts as it becomes the latest prominent retailer to restructure its workforce in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.more

According to Resolution Foundation - an organization that in the United Kingdom introduced, among others Living Wage rate - recently published data on unemployment in the country are "detached from reality." Experts pointed out that many people work for such a small number of hours that their situation is practically identical to those who do not work at all. more

The number of workers on UK company payrolls fell by 649,000 between March and June, official figures indicate. The number of people claiming work-related benefits last month - including the unemployed - was 2.6 million.more

There are no plans to make face coverings mandatory for office workers in England, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said. Face coverings in shops will become mandatory in England on 24 July.more

Budget supermarket Lidl has unveiled plans to open a new store every week until Christmas, creating 1,000 jobs, and then keep going into next year and the year after until 100 new shops are openmore

UK Home Secretary Priti Patel has unveiled plans for a post-Brexit immigration system for the UK, which will end the freedom of movement for millions of European Union (EU) nationals.more

Number of Transport for London employees earning over £ 100,000 annually increased to 557 - revealed the latest statistics from this year. According to the media, this has been wiping out recent wage cuts among senior executives aimed at reducing wage spending.more

In the second half of June 59 percent people positively assessed the situation in their workplaces; 26% respondents considered her "neither good nor bad", and 11% too bad - according to the CBOS study. At the same time - as CBOS points out - the situation in workplaces is perceived worse than at the beginning of March.more

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said he would consider legislation for employers to make the option of remote working mandatory.more

Burger King UK’s boss has warned that up to 1,600 jobs could be lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.more

Two of the UK's biggest High Street retailers, John Lewis and Boots, have announced 5,300 job cuts.more

Thousands of workers whose jobs put them at higher risk of catching coronavirus will be tested even if they have no symptoms.more

The chancellor has said he is "sorry" for not helping "everyone in exactly the way they would have wanted". Rishi Sunak said the government was "throwing everything" at stemming job losses with a £30bn stimulus package.more