Employment Insurance Premium Rate Decreased for Two Consecutive Years from 1.45% to 1.35% - Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has announced a reduction in the employment insurance premium rate from 1.45% to 1.35% starting April 1, 2026, marking the second consecutive year of decline due to improving employment conditions.
Twelve Laid Off at the Health Insurance Company
Twelve jobs are being cut at the Health Insurance Company in Iceland due to organizational restructuring.
A revolutionary shift in tax payments is emerging: Goal: Keep Czechs employable
The Czech Ministry of Health plans to revolutionize the healthcare system by integrating health and sickness insurance, aiming to incentivize effective treatments that reduce long-term disability and keep people working.
When can ZUS question the height of remuneration?
The article discusses the conditions under which ZUS (Polish Social Insurance Institution) can challenge the amount of remuneration paid to employees.
Apparent employment does not constitute a basis for social security insurance
The article discusses a promotional offer from PRO.RP.PL about obtaining simultaneous access to their platform and The New York Times, emphasizing the value of combined journalism.
Companies increase pressure for mutuals to give all medical discharges and leaves to workers
Spanish companies are pressing for mutual insurance organizations to provide all medical discharges and leaves to workers amid rising sick leave cases.
The number of subscribers to employment insurance increased to over 200,000 for the first time in 15 months, led by the elderly aged 60 and above
In January, South Korea saw a notable increase in employment insurance subscribers, particularly among individuals aged 60 and above in the service sector.
Uber in France: To the cash register, please
France's social security fund URSSAF is demanding 1.7 billion euros from Uber for not declaring its workers as employees and failing to provide appropriate insurance coverage.
Araraquara ends December with a decline in formal employment and unemployment insurance
Araraquara experienced a decline in formal employment and an increase in unemployment insurance claims in December 2025, primarily due to layoffs in construction, services, and industry sectors, although the yearly total was positive.
Doubts raised over R. Žemaitaitis' car rental – response from ‘Sodra’
The Employment Service confirmed that R. Žemaitaitis met the criteria for unemployment status in 2024, despite new public concerns about his eligibility for social insurance payments.
Employer President demands: A right to sue for social funds against expensive politics
The President of Employers advocates for social funds to have the right to sue against costly government policies, amidst growing criticism over the financial burdens placed on workers and employers due to rising social insurance contributions.
Refused to pay staff during their own business startup notice period
Arion Bank has been ordered to pay two former employees a total of ten million krónur in unpaid wages after unlawfully terminating their contracts as they were starting their own business in insurance mediation.
Brits could get extra DWP boost when they hit 66 - what you need to know
UK residents reaching the State Pension age of 66 may receive an additional boost in their Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) payments while no longer needing to pay National Insurance Contributions if they continue working.