The wage negotiations are underway - The United Confederation of Trade Unions has submitted demands to Norwegian industry
Negotiations for wage agreements in Norway's competitive industrial sector are set to commence, with the deadline for negotiations on March 26 and mediation starting April 7 if no agreement is reached.
The wage negotiations have begun โ Fellesforbundet has submitted demands to Norsk Industri
Fellesforbundet has formally initiated wage negotiations with Norsk Industri, with a deadline set for March 26 and mediation starting April 7 if no agreement is reached.
The Conveyor Belt Should Have Stopped [Because]
A Vietnamese migrant worker, Nguyen Van Tuan, tragically lost his life while working on an overloaded conveyor belt in Icheon, South Korea, raising questions about safety and labor conditions for migrant workers.
Nigeria: Civil Servants Celebrate As Tinubu Approves Full Gratuity Scheme From 2026
Civil servants in Nigeria are celebrating the approval of a full gratuity scheme for retiring workers by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, marking the end of a long-standing demand.
Working in a kindergarten in the same municipality โ one of them gets covered work clothing
Kindergarten employees in Oslo receive different support for work clothing based on their district, leading to frustration over inequality.
Teachers and municipalities agree on a new collective agreement
A new collective agreement grants teachers in Denmark a raise of 3,600 kroner per month, as announced by the Danish Union of Teachers.
Full load of controversial proposals: Useless, says legal expert
Experts interviewed by Iltalehti criticize the government's proposal for groundless fixed-term employment contracts.
Possibility of Asbestos Contamination in Cosmetics; Former Saleswoman with Mesothelioma Recognized as Work-related Injury
The Sendai Labor Standards Inspection Office has recognized a former cosmetics saleswoman's death from malignant pleural mesothelioma as work-related due to possible asbestos contamination in the cosmetics she sold.
Cesar Chavez, the Sinful Saint
A new portrait of labor leader Cesar Chavez portrays him as a visionary with tragic flaws and often insensitive tendencies, amid accusations of decades of sexual abuse against women and girls.
Countrywide Taxi Strike - Demonstration by Drivers in Central Athens
Taxi drivers in Greece are staging a nationwide strike in protest against a proposed transport ministry bill they believe threatens the viability of their profession.
SA premier warns One Nation poses threat to federal Labor as Marles says party only โabout stunts and the vibeโ
The South Australian premier warns that One Nation represents a significant threat to federal Labor following the party's strong performance in the state elections.
Persistent storytelling in the Ministry of Labor about public service pensions
The Ministry of Labor's attempt to navigate the complex discussion around public service pensions faces scrutiny as the Fagforbundet awaits a new report from the Parliament.
This Year's Wage Settlement: - Demands Increased Purchasing Power
The main negotiations between labor parties in Norway for wage and other conditions are set to take place, focusing particularly on wages and sick leave compensation.
EK: This is how many immigrants Finland needs
The Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK) emphasizes the need for Finland to attract more immigrants to ensure the success of Finnish companies in international markets.
EK wants to abolish home care support and remove availability consideration
The Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK) proposes measures to facilitate work-related immigration to Finland due to declining birth rates and workforce availability concerns.
Spaniards Give Way to Foreigners Driving Trucks
The shortage of Spaniards interested in truck driving has led companies to hire foreign drivers from countries like Peru, Morocco, and Colombia.
A complaint of harassment and an open confrontation between the Local Police commissioner and the 'Navarro clan' of Torrejรณn
A labor harassment complaint against Local Police Chief Luis Moreno reveals deep-seated tensions within the Torrejรณn city government, particularly with Josรฉ Luis Navarro, a powerful figure in the local PP party.
Jobs Most Affected by Artificial Intelligence โ See the List
Artificial intelligence is transforming the job market by affecting both office and physical labor roles, with a new list showcasing the jobs facing the greatest impact from AI technologies.
Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bฤ k: The reform of the National Labor Inspectorate addresses real problems in the labor market
Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bฤ k supports the recently passed reform of the National Labor Inspectorate, highlighting its role in addressing real labor market issues.
Personnel Agency Appoints Private Labor Relations Expert as Director of Gyeongbuk Labor Relations Committee
The Personnel Management Agency has appointed a private labor relations expert to a key position in the local labor committee in Gyeongbuk.
Update for NSW portable bonds scheme, as user-fee called into question
The NSW government is set to trial a Smart Rental Bonds system that allows renters to transfer their bond from one property to another before its full launch in mid-2026.
Australian voters are frustrated and angry. One Nationโs SA surge sounds an urgent warning for the Liberals and Labor | Tony Barry
As South Australian voters express frustration with traditional parties, One Nation's rise signals a significant political shift, challenging the status quo of the Liberal party.
Police, Labor Authorities Raid Daejeon Safety Industry Head Office and Factory with 74 Casualties
Police and labor authorities have initiated an investigation into the Daejeon Safety Industry disaster that resulted in 74 casualties, conducting raids on the company's head office and factory.
Fico's government abolished days of rest, but forgot about 100% holiday pay
The government led by Fico has removed public holidays as official days of rest, neglecting to address holiday pay compensation.
Police Riot Control Reduced: Experimenting with Maintaining Order during Gatherings and Protests... "Trust Building is Necessary on Both Sides"
On January 17, a significant protest organized by major labor unions in South Korea demonstrated changes in police presence and management methods during public gatherings.
Few leaders in Australia are as firmly entrenched in power than Peter Malinauskas
Peter Malinauskas is solidifying his grip on power as the Premier of South Australia, having achieved remarkable electoral success and establishing a dominant position within the Labor party.
Conditions are ripe for a party of grievance like One Nation to keep growing
One Nation's electoral success in South Australia poses significant challenges to the traditional dominance of the Liberal and Labor parties.
NHO, Spekter, KS, and Virke Must Stop with the Scaremongering
The Norwegian Labour Organization (LO) criticizes employers for misrepresenting the issues surrounding part-time work and urges them to stop scaremongering about the potential threats to the labor market.
98 Ecuadorians traveled to Spain with temporary employment through the Circular Migration program
This weekend, 98 Ecuadorians traveled to Spain as part of a program aimed at promoting safe and regular migration to counteract the rise of risky migratory flows.
In 2 years, informal employment grew by 376,000 workers
In the past two years, informal employment in Argentina increased by 376,000 positions, coinciding with a rise in unemployment and a decline in the overall employment rate.
Struggle Over Wage Agreements
A heated debate occurred over wage agreements in Iceland, highlighting the impact of high inflation on low-income individuals and the challenges in negotiations between the government and local municipalities.
As Labor faces pressure to respond boldly to oil shock, it needs to find more unconventional levers to pull
Australia's government is under increasing pressure to address rising oil prices and supply issues following recommendations from the International Energy Agency.
Fast-track supplementary pensions: End to years of waiting
The Greek Ministry of Labor is introducing legislative measures to expedite the processing of supplementary pensions, addressing significant delays faced by retirees.
Not only in California: the massive exodus that Florida is experiencing due to high living costs
Florida is facing a significant exodus of young residents, primarily students, due to skyrocketing living costs, prompting concern about future labor shortages.
Improved Offer Already. The Union Does Not Collaborate
The Italian union FIEG is facing challenges in updating a national labor contract that is deemed outdated and overly protective of existing privileges.
Another Tragedy After the 'Arisell Disaster' Two Years Ago
A fire at Daejeon Safety Industry has resulted in significant casualties, echoing the tragic 'Arisell disaster' from two years ago due to poor workplace safety management.
Labor Flexibility
The article discusses the implementation of a new labor flexibility agreement in Ecuador that allows for a voluntary distribution of work hours up to 10 hours a day.
Home Depot is looking for employees to work in the U.S.: specialized roles without a college degree and salary scales
Home Depot is actively seeking employees in the U.S. for various operational roles that do not require a college degree, emphasizing practical experience and competitive wages.
Innovation, collective agreements and the abolition of warning requirements
The article discusses the challenges and opportunities in Iceland's labor market, focusing on collective agreements and innovation.
โBloodstained Breadโ... I Bled When I Was 20 Years Old 13 Years Ago [Voice of 6411]
In a personal account, a former SPC worker recounts the harsh working conditions and injuries faced during her employment at the SPC Samlip factory in Korea.
"You can see the sweat and desperation - it's right on top of you"
The article discusses an individual's compelling experience of intense emotion, revealing a profound sense of desperation and physical toil.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Europe must be ready in case of an attack on its territory
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urges Europe to be prepared for potential territorial attacks and to implement measures to support households and businesses amid an energy crisis.
Sunday Without Supermarkets in ES: Workers Celebrate More Time with Family and Relief from Taking Buses - But Lose Days Off on Weekdays
The closure of supermarkets on Sundays in Espรญrito Santo has changed the routine for workers, giving them more family time but reducing their weekdays off.
One Nation wins at least one SA seat as Liberals consider โsobering lessonsโ from election defeat
One Nation is set to win a seat in the South Australian lower house while the Liberals reflect on their significant election defeat to Labor.
After the conflict at Alytus Gymnasium, the ethics teacher turned to the Labor Disputes Commission regarding her dismissal
Following a conflict at Alytus Gymnasium, an ethics teacher has sought legal recourse regarding her dismissal, which was attributed to alleged violence against students.
Across much of Adelaide, One Nation has cannibalised the Liberal vote
In the recent South Australian state election, One Nation has made significant electoral gains, surpassing the Liberal Party and becoming a major player in the political landscape.
Supreme Court: The performance bonuses linked to management results from LX Glass are not considered wages and are not included in retirement pay.
The Supreme Court of South Korea ruled that performance bonuses linked to management results at LX Glass do not qualify as wages and should not be included in retirement calculations.
Oslo Ap reverses parking policy: - It's not easy to transport a sofa by bike
Oslo's Labor Party (Ap) is reversing its previously strict parking regulations, acknowledging that the restrictions implemented four years ago were perhaps too harsh.
'The son of the mason no longer wants to be a mason', says CEO of construction company to a high-end audience
The CEO of Benx highlights a labor shortage in Brazil's construction sector, attributing it to changing aspirations among the new generation.
Young woman dies after 12 hours of labor and husband accuses maternity of negligence in Roraima: 'My child will grow up without a mother'
A 24-year-old woman died after over 12 hours of labor in a Roraima maternity hospital, leading her husband to accuse the facility of negligence.