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
The giant on the fast-fashion market - Boohoo - commissioned an independent company to perform an audit to check the conditions in which their clothes are sewn in Great Britain. The decision was made after some stores withdrew Boohoo clothing from their offer.more
British citizens living in the EU are increasingly being refused job interviews because of their impending Brexit loss of free movement rights, MPs have been told.more
Ryanair low-budget airline authorities announced that they plan to reduce 3,000 jobs if they fail to agree with pilots and cabin crew on the savings due to the coronavirus pandemic crisis.more
It was enough for two weeks of lockdown in March for the earnings of foreigners obtained in Poland to drop by as much as 10% over the entire first quarter - the Polish daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more
Employees of the German logistics centers of the Amazon e-commerce network went on strike last night, demanding a collective agreement, today the German trade union employees of the Verdi services sector announced.more
The Trump administration is introducing a series of new restrictions on visas that allow immigrants to temporarily work in the United States, marking the latest effort to bar the entry of immigrants to the country.more
A fresh coronavirus outbreak in Germany has placed the country's massive meat processing industry under intense scrutiny, after more than 1,500 workers were infected at a family-owned slaughterhouse in North Rhine-Westphalia.more
The majority of employees working from home for the first time due to coronavirus hope to continue doing so in the future despite having concerns about motivation, a survey suggests.more
Some employers monitor the behavior of their employees who perform tasks remotely - say some participants in the debate organized by the Portuguese Praxis Association. Radio Renascenca quotes their statements.more
A senior minister gave fresh hope to London’s stricken restaurants and bars today by saying the Government was “not gold-plating” the two-metre rule on social distancing.more
The government is being urged to fulfil a promise to "do whatever it takes" to protect workers from the impact of coronavirus disruption, as MPs say there are more than a million people not covered by its financial support schemes.more
French companies accelerate the return of employees to offices and leave the remote work mode. According to managers, the productivity of some employees has decreased, and team coherence is at risk in the long term.more
