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Six multilingual recruits have begun training with Lincolnshire Police as part of a drive to make the force more representative.more

Talks between Ryanair and pilots union Fórsa will enter a fourth day today, after 12-hour negotiations concluded last night without a deal.more

The British statistics office (ONS) reported that the unemployment rate at the end of June this year. it amounted to 4 percent, reaching the lowest level in 43 years. At the same time, record decreases in the number of employees from the EU have been recorded, in particular from the new Member States.more

The organization associating heads of human resources departments in British companies today announced that the decrease in the number of migrants coming to the UK with the EU caused by next year's Brexit, deepened the problems of employers with finding appropriate employees.more

Irish-owned online travel agent Click&Go is investing €2m in the opening of an office in Warsaw, Poland; its first office outside of Ireland. The new base is expected to employ 10 full-time staff by the end of the year and the website for Click&Go's Polish operation has just gone live.more

The Royal Mail is launching a trial of the UK's first ever parcel postboxes.more

Britain's largest businesses have called on Theresa May to continue letting EU citizens seek work in Britain after Brexit in order to get a better trade deal with the bloc.more

An Post has confirmed that 161 postmasters have applied for voluntary retirement. It follows the announcement earlier this year of the company's post office transformation programme and a €50m investment in the post office network.more

Brexit has slowed London's population growth to the lowest rate for more than a decade and caused a risk of "significant damage" to the capital's economy, a report warned today.more

A record number of police officers are being forced to take on second jobs because they cannot afford essentials on their wages, a survey has found amid warnings the service is "in crisis".more

From September 1, Amazon will increase the wages of its employees in Polish E-Commerce Logistics Centers by as much as 16.7 percent.more

Cleaners at the Ministry of Justice and Kensington and Chelsea council are set to take unprecedented strike action this week in their fight for the London living wage and decent sick pay.more

A new Deloitte report says that having a more mobile-friendly workplaces could help employees be more productive and encourage flexible working.more

A van driver has been fined 300 pounds because he was driving round with empty crisp packets without a licence to carry waste. Stewart Gosling, 43, kept the stash of empty crisp packets and water bottles in a plastic commercial waste bag in the back of his white van.more

Expats who live abroad and receive payments into their bank accounts could be left without money in the event of a no-deal Brexit.more

Workplaces of the future will be significantly different from those in which employees perform their duties today. The biggest changes are brought by the progressive automation, thanks to which the work efficiency will increase - according to the Tech Radar service.more

Unemployment in the euro zone after taking into account seasonal factors amounted to 8.3% in June, while in the whole EU - 6.9% - Eurostat informed. According to preliminary data, inflation in the Euroland increased in July to 2.1 percent.more

The board of Irish low-cost airlines Ryanair has approved a plan to reduce, before the upcoming winter season, the number of its aircraft based in Dublin from 30 to 24, to strengthen operations in Poland - the carrier's press release said.more

The reportage, which was published in the weekend magazine, describes the stories of people who came to Great Britain to find a job and were used financially by intermediaries or under the pretext of invented debt.more

Four female lecturers will be promoted at NUI Galway after settling gender discrimination cases against the university at the High Court and Circuit Court.more

New research by McVitie's has found that dunking a digestive in a cup of tea is frowned upon in the office - particularly if done during meetings.more

Trains in London are becoming less crowded as fed up commuters are opting to work from home to avoid the stress of travelling.more

One worker in 12 is not getting the time off work they should be, according to analysis from the Trades Union Congress (TUC).more

The creation of digital high-speed broadband hubs in Gaeltacht areas and the islands is part of a strategy to attract back emigrants and help create 1,500 jobs.more

The government wants to fight the shortage of employees on the Polish labor market. It is estimated that the new migration policy is expected to cost PLN 2.9 billion - informs yesterday's "Rzeczpospolita".more