Are we all tax evaders if we order food via delivery?
A new draft law in Estonia aims to clarify social tax accounting for services between individuals but raises questions about service users potentially becoming employers.
HUP calls for reform of the sick leave system and reduction of burden on employers
The Croatian Employers' Association (HUP) advocates for a reform of the sick leave system, suggesting measures to reduce the burden on employers and enhance market efficiency.
California fast food workers, still reeling from ICE raids, demand employers step up
California fast food workers are urging employers to sign a pledge that safeguards their rights and protects them from ICE raids amid rising immigration enforcement.
Public Contracts: Wage Loyalty Law Passed, But the Conflict Continues
The German Bundestag has passed the Wage Loyalty Law, which is hailed by unions as a significant victory, while employers criticize the legislation as flawed and call for its repeal.
Return-to-work mandates sparks ‘renewed demand’ for Canadian offices: report
A new report indicates a resurgence in demand for office space in Canada due to return-to-work mandates as major employers transition back to in-office work schedules.
Live broadcast: Sick leave rights and the interplay between the labor market and healthcare service
A public meeting discussing sick leave rights and the relationship between the labor market and healthcare services is taking place in Reykjavik, hosted by the Federation of Icelandic Employers.
Housekeepers and Caregivers, Contributions Change Completely: Bulletin Stop Imminent
A new digital payment system for contributions of domestic workers in Italy has been announced, phasing out traditional paper bulletin payments by 2026 for most employers.
Maid Conducts Fake ED Raid at Owners' House, Steals Millions
A domestic help orchestrated a fake raid at the house of her employers in New Friends Colony, Delhi, leading to significant theft.
It is clear who paid the highest salaries in January: among the largest employers and the GMP service
In January 2026, the GMP service had approximately 2,770 employees, while Danske Bank's Lithuanian branch and Energijos skirstymo operatorius saw significant increases in median salaries.
Katarzyna Wójcik: Unacceptable Creativity in Punishment
The article discusses the legal boundaries regarding employer sanctions in labor law, specifically addressing the inappropriate interpretation and implementation of penalties by employers in Poland.
Domestic Workers, Caregivers, and Babysitters: End of Paper Contribution Slips. How to Pay
Italy is transitioning to a digital system for paying contributions for domestic workers, eliminating the need for paper slips traditionally used by employers.
Application for both employers and employees: in this case, work must be paid at a higher rate
The article discusses the legal definition of overtime and conditions under which it can be claimed in Lithuania.
The hospitality industry looks for job seekers at the job fair
Employers in the hospitality sector met potential employees at a job fair, discussing vacancies and career development opportunities.
The government proposes not to consider G. Paluckas' initiative on salary transparency: will submit amendments to the Labor Code
The Lithuanian government is pushing to amend the Labor Code to mandate salary transparency among employers, emphasizing equal pay and the reporting of wage disparities based on gender.
The Memory of the Employers' Lockout of the Clubs in 1948: Similarities and Differences with the AFA Strike of Chiqui Tapia
The article examines the historical context and parallels between the 1948 employers' lockout in Argentine football and the current strike led by the clubs of the Liga Profesional.
Employers urged to test staff for their SNORING as they could be seriously unsafe
Experts suggest that employers should screen workers for obstructive sleep apnoea to reduce safety risks related to excessive daytime sleepiness.
Domestic Workers: 3% Increase in Two Stages and Bonus of Up to $20,000
The Argentine government has announced a 3% wage increase for domestic workers alongside a bonus of up to $20,000 following a meeting between government officials, employers, and union representatives.
How much do commerce employees earn in March 2026
Commerce workers in Argentina received fixed contributions to their salaries in March 2026 as part of a collective agreement between unions and employers.
How to Play Your Way to a Career Advantage
The article discusses the concept of using AI tools, like 'vibekoding', to streamline personal and professional planning, enhancing efficiency and impressing employers.
Conventional Breaks, Duration of Compensation... These Proposals from Employers on Unemployment Insurance that Frustrate Unions
French employers have proposed changes to unemployment insurance that unions find contentious, aiming to save costs on conventional termination packages.
'Reform show whose side its on with power grab for bad bosses and rogue landlords'
Reform UK's new proposals threaten to undermine workers' and tenants' rights while favoring employers and landlords.
The shocking data on the advance of drug trafficking revealed by an expert: it is already the third 'employer' in Mexico
A recent report reveals that drug trafficking has become the third largest employer in Mexico, surpassing several multinational companies.
More Young People Expected to Be Involved in Student Employment This Summer
Latvia's NVA calls on employers to offer summer jobs for students, anticipating increased participation compared to previous years.
More young people are planned to be involved in student employment this summer
Employers are encouraged to register summer job opportunities for students, with participation on the rise, including a notable number of Ukrainian students.
Significant shortcomings in the issuance of work permits
A new review reveals serious lapses in Sweden's issuance of work permits, particularly for employers deemed dubious, raising concerns about fair competition and labor exploitation.
The Knesset Approved: Employers Will Be Able to Check with the Police Whether Candidates Were Convicted of Terrorism Offenses
The Knesset has passed a law allowing employers to request police checks on job candidates' criminal records regarding terrorism convictions, pending the candidate's written consent.
Wage 'Arrears' Are Not the Issue, But 'Theft' and 'Fraud' Must Be Rooted Out [Morning Sun]
The article discusses the severe issue of unpaid wages among undocumented migrant workers in South Korea, emphasizing the exploitation they face from employers, who often threaten them into silence.
Launch of the Labor-Management Council... "It will be a first step for cooperation"
The Ministry of Employment and Labor and the Korea Employers Federation launched a labor-management council aimed at fostering communication on key labor policies.
"5th Term" Chairman Son Kyung-sik of the Korea Employers Federation "I will ensure that the voices of businesses are reflected in policies"
Son Kyung-sik has been re-elected for a fifth term as chairman of the Korea Employers Federation, committing to represent business interests in policy discussions.
The employer must create a health and safety service in the workplace
An article discussing the requirement for employers in Poland to establish a health and safety service in their workplaces.
Tax Returns: When the Platform Opens, What to Watch Out For
Employers have until the 27th of this month to submit salary certifications for the annual tax return process in Greece.
PIP Reform: A Strong, Unified Voice from Trade Unions and Employers
The article discusses the collaboration between trade unions and employers in advocating for reforms within the Polish National Labor Inspectorate (PIP).
Students' holidays - a silent risk for employers. How to manage it?
This article discusses the challenges faced by working parents during school holidays, highlighting the dual burden of managing work and ensuring meaningful activities for children, which poses risks for both employees and employers.
Did you know? This employer trick may be illegal
An article discussing the illegality of employers searching potential employees' social media profiles without permission, highlighting insights from legal expert Jere Vuorio.
Where would everyone want to work? A new ranking of top employers has been released
A new ranking of top employers has been published, highlighting the most desirable workplaces.
Orders for wage payments to employers follow lawsuits on last-minute cancellations of spot work
Employers in Japan are being ordered to pay wages in response to multiple lawsuits regarding last-minute cancellations of spot work.
Pepe Álvarez, against the employers: "They care a damn about workers' health"
Pepe Álvarez, the general secretary of UGT, criticized the CEOE's indifference toward worker health and safety during a speech in Mieres, emphasizing the urgent need for a new labor risk prevention law.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has urged employers to increase wages for families, drawing parallels to a similar appeal made by Joe Biden in the US regarding post-pandemic labor shortages.
How to Write a Resume that Employers Notice? A Woman Over 50 Has Little Chance
The article discusses the challenges faced by women over 50 in getting noticed by employers when applying for jobs, emphasizing the importance of effective resume writing.
RP Employers' Council expanded with new business representatives
The RP Employers' Council has added new members from diverse business backgrounds to enhance its debate on business conditions in Poland.
Discussion Begins at the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare on the Employment of Foreign Workers: Considering an 'Orderly Symbiotic Society'
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in Japan has commenced discussions on the employment of foreign workers, in line with the government's vision of creating an 'orderly symbiotic society' with foreigners, focusing on preventing illegal work and reviewing rules for employers.
Pregnant Woman Miscarriages While Fleeing Immigration Control... Human Rights Commission Says It's Human Rights Violation Without Employer's Consent
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has ruled that immigration control against undocumented foreign workers without prior consent from their employers constitutes a violation of human rights, following a case where a pregnant worker miscarried during a raid.
Court told 'The King' behind illegal tobacco store disguised as lolly shop
Two employees of a disguised illegal tobacco store in Albany have been fined for selling tobacco products without a license, while their employers remain unidentified.
Police Cannot Alert Independent Schools About Suspected Teacher
Police are unable to warn independent schools when an employee is suspected of child pornography offenses due to the public access principle not applying to private employers.
The government gives the green light to amendments to the Labour Code: it also concerns wages
The Lithuanian government is set to implement amendments to the Labour Code aimed at enhancing workers' rights and improving negotiation power for trade unions and employers.
Caregivers, domestic workers, babysitters: today is the last click day, here's how to send the request
Today, Italy's click day for the Decreto Flussi allows employers to apply for permits to hire foreign caregivers and domestic workers.
Controversial PIP Act Adopted by the Government. Employers Criticize the Decision
A new law concerning the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) in Poland has been adopted despite objections from the business community, which claims insufficient time for feedback.
Column "My Judgment": Can my employer dictate how I should use gendered language?
The article discusses a legal dispute in Germany about whether employers can mandate the use of gender-sensitive language among employees.
Employers Finally Agreed to Set a Minimum Wage
Employers and unions in Estonia have reached an agreement on the minimum wage for this year, setting it at 939 euros after negotiations.
Shelter "Safe House": Dozens of Employers Unfairly Exploit Ukrainian Refugees
A report reveals that many employers in Latvia exploit Ukrainian refugees, who face unfair labor practices and wage theft, according to the shelter organization "Safe House".