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The rising costs of employing employees as well as high taxes and other financial burdens are barriers that most impede running a business - according to the latest survey of the Polish Economic Institute.more

A new survey released by coworking real estate company MindSpace shows just 76% of U.K. workers said they were happy or very happy with their jobs, compared to an average of 84% among seven countries surveyed.more

Indian students are likely to get more opportunities to secure jobs in the UK after Brexit. more

A statistical Pole works almost 54 days more than a German during a year. Despite this, their work efficiency is almost two times lower. ALEO.com in its report decided to indicate what is the reason for this situation.more

A YouGov survey of 3,180 adults found 83 per cent of people think those who move to live or work in a new country should have to learn the language of that country.more

New immigration rules are a "disaster" for London's ability to attract big events and deliver vital housing and infrastructure, business leaders warned today.more

The British press is quite cautious about the new, point immigration system toda, stressing that it must be accompanied by an improvement in British employee productivity.more

More and more people are postponing the decision to retire for at least a few months, because an additional year of work gives them an increase in benefits by up to 10 percent. - Rzeczpospolita reports today.more

Average real wages - which take account of the impact of inflation - have risen above their pre-financial crisis level for the first time as workers begin to repair the damage to their finances after a 12-year squeeze on living standards.more

There haws been a 10% drop in the number of skilled workers from overseas applying to work in private companies since the Brexit vote, a new report suggests.more

In 2020, the most sought-after employees in all regions in Poland are welders, electricians and electromechanics - we can read in the analysis of the Polish Institute of Economics (PIE). The Institute pointed to estimates that by 2025 the gap in the labor market will amount to 1.5 million people.more

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced plans under which around 20,000 London bus drivers would receive a retention payment of up to £1,600 as part of plans to ensure the capital's transport network continues to be served by a skilled and highly dedicated workforce.more

About 40 percent the number of days of sick leave of employees due to mental disorders increased in the years 2012 - 2018. Other studies show that in Poland as much as 25 percent. employees feel stress in the workplace - it is 8% more than the European average.more

The Madrid Criminal and Administrative Court (Audiencia Nacional) ruled that breaks resulting from employees leaving for coffee or a cigarette cannot be counted as working time and should be worked out.more

The number of notes issued by doctors saying someone is not fit to work due to stress-related disorders increased by 8% last year, new research suggests.more

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved bills to urge businesses to let employees work until age 70, as the country seeks to expand the working population to cover rising social security costs amid the rapid graying of society.more

The government is to offer any workers "deciding to move to the interior of the country" the right to State support that starts at €2,600 and could go up to €4,800.more

In January 2020, Bulgaria had the lowest gross minimum wage (€312) across the EU.more

The NHS in England is hiring 10,000 school leavers given training by the Prince's Trust charity. more

According to national statistics, workers are most likely to call in sick on February 3, with an estimated 350,000 employees taking this day off in 2017 - at a cost of £45 million to the UK economy.more

One in ten employed persons aged 18 years or over in the EU were found to be at risk of poverty in 2018. Over recent years, this share has risen from 8.6% in 2008 to 9.5% in 2018. The in-work poverty risk in the EU differs slightly between women and men. In 2018, 9.9% of employed men were at risk of poverty compared to 9.1% of women.more

Tate Britain has defended its decision to advertise for a "head of coffee", on wages of almost £40,000 a year.more

Almost a third of UK doctors may be suffering from burnout, stress and "compassion fatigue", according to a survey that has raised concern about excessive workloads in the NHS.more

London has soared to second place in a league table of cities ranked on their attractiveness to highly skilled IT professionals.more

The Home Secretary has criticised British businesses that are "far too reliant" on EU labour as she confirmed changes to the immigration system.more