Full load of controversial proposals: Useless, says legal expert
Experts interviewed by Iltalehti criticize the government's proposal for groundless fixed-term employment contracts.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: 'If you work in the hospitality industry, this video concerns you!'
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced new collective labor contracts in the hospitality sector, promising salary increases ranging from 6% to 25% for workers.
Fake 3.3% Contracts Found at Semiconductor Company Subcontractors
The Korean Ministry of Employment and Labor uncovered widespread use of fake 3.3% contracts at semiconductor subcontractors, where employers disguise their workers as self-employed to evade legal obligations.
Minister Marttinen Changes His Mind โ This is How the Law Will be Adjusted
Finnish Minister of Labor Matias Marttinen announced changes to the proposed law regarding temporary employment contracts, aiming to clarify regulations and better support youth employment.
Preparing for Possible Wage Negotiations: Government Drags Its Feet and the Central Bank Threatens to Intervene Further
Icelandic labor union VR is preparing for potential wage negotiations amid concerns that the terms of existing contracts may no longer be valid due to high inflation and economic pressures.
Minister of Labor Marttinen would reduce the chaining of temporary employment contracts
Finnish Minister of Labor Matias Marttinen is considering changes to legislation aimed at reducing the chaining of temporary contracts, amid concerns voiced by political women's organizations regarding potential discrimination against pregnant women.
Minister of Labor Marttinen on A-studio โ Ready to Change the Criticized Bill
Minister of Labor Matias Marttinen is prepared to modify a controversial bill aimed at facilitating fixed-term employment contracts, while he defends its overall objectives to aid youth employment.
Minister of Labor Marttinen at A-Studio: I am ready to change the draft law that facilitates fixed-term employment contracts
Finnish Labor Minister Matias Marttinen is open to making changes to legislation aimed at easing the establishment of fixed-term employment contracts following growing political pressure.
Riders in the square for work. "Give us a contract and rights"
Riders across Italy demonstrated in 34 cities advocating for labor rights and contracts.
Naples, CGIL sit-in in Garibaldi Square: "Riders enslaved for 3 euros per delivery"
CGIL protests in Naples against the exploitation of 4,000 riders in Campania, demanding fair pay and employee contracts.
PIP Reform Passed by the Sejm. We Will Check How It Works After a Year
The Polish Sejm has passed a reform of the National Labour Inspectorate aimed at strengthening its role regarding civil law contracts and B2B agreements.
Minister defends that formal work contracts for coffee harvesters reduce exploitation without affecting benefits like Bolsa Famรญlia
The Brazilian Minister of Labor advocates for formal employment contracts for coffee harvesters to prevent exploitation and clarify that this would not affect their eligibility for social benefits such as Bolsa Famรญlia.
Fewer contracts for work. Is the PIP reform still necessary?
The article discusses the declining trend of work contracts in Poland, exploring the implications of current regulations and potential reforms.
Actors' Union Blocks Popular Theater in Copenhagen
The Danish Actors' Union has imposed a blockade on Det Ny Teater in Copenhagen, claiming that the theater binds its performers to unfair contracts.
Liwiusz Laska, Karol Perkowski: Entrepreneurs must open the doors to the National Labor Inspectorate
The article discusses the need for reforms in Poland's labor laws to combat illegal employment through seemingly legitimate civil contracts, highlighting the ineffectiveness of current tools and introducing a new administrative institution for converting these contracts into employment agreements.
Draft Law on Easing Fixed-term Employment Contracts to be Sent for Constitutional Review
Finland's parliamentary committee has decided to send a bill aimed at easing restrictions on fixed-term employment contracts for constitutional review, delaying its potential implementation.
Ministry of Labor to Supervise 'Split Contracts' in Public Sector
The South Korea Ministry of Labor is set to begin supervising and banning the practice of 'split contracts' for temporary workers in the public sector, as part of ongoing efforts to ensure fair labor practices.
Inspection imposes fines of 580,000 euros on companies that have committed abuses during trial periods
Spain's labor inspectorate has fined companies a total of 580,000 euros for abusing trial periods in employment contracts.
Strong demand from all government parties: The proposal on fixed-term contracts needs to be returned for further preparation
Political women's organizations in Finland are demanding that the government's proposal for easing fixed-term employment contracts be revised, citing concerns over worker rights.
Delivery apps resume contracts with logistics operators and raise alert at MPT
The resumption of contracts with logistics operators in the delivery market has raised concerns at the Labor Public Ministry in Brazil regarding the labor rights of couriers, especially after the entry of Chinese companies 99Food and Keeta.
Even Party Members Criticize Proposal to Ease Temporary Employment Contracts - Minister Marttinen Responds
Critics from within the ruling Kokoomus party are challenging the Finnish government's proposal to facilitate temporary employment contracts, citing concerns over gender equality and potential discrimination.
State enterprises have taken a direction towards 'platform labor'
Estonian state enterprises are moving towards platform-based labor, shifting from traditional employment contracts to more flexible service contracts.
Bundestag: Tariff Loyalty Act Passed
The Bundestag has passed the Tariff Loyalty Act, requiring federal construction and service contracts to be awarded only to companies adhering to collective agreements or equivalent employment conditions.
TCU gives 15 days for STF, STJ, and TST to justify exclusive VIP rooms at Brasรญlia Airport
The Brazilian Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) has given 15 days for the Supreme Federal Court, Superior Court of Justice, and Superior Labor Court to justify their exclusive VIP room contracts at Brasรญlia International Airport.
Last-minute demand from the trade union movement to the government โ The draft law must be withdrawn
Trade union confederations in Finland demand the withdrawal of a government proposal regarding the conditions of fixed-term employment contracts, citing inadequate preparation and problematic interpretations.
The government's draft law receives severe criticism - "It should be withdrawn"
The Finnish government's draft law aimed at easing temporary employment contracts faces significant backlash from legal scholars who argue it should be reconsidered.
"Crew training before hiring also counts as work period"... Seoul Labor Committee recognizes unfair dismissal of Finnair employees
The Seoul Labor Committee has ruled that the training period for Finnair crew members prior to the start of their contracts is included in their total work period, acknowledging their claim of unfair dismissal.
Who Does the Labor Reform Affect: Is It Only for Future Relationships or Also for Pre-existing Ones?
The recently approved labor reform in Argentina is set to impact not only future employment contracts but also existing ones, raising concerns about its implications for workers and potential legal disputes.
STF annuls decision of the Labor Court in case about pejotizaรงรฃo and suspends process
Brazil's Supreme Court annulled a Labor Court decision regarding employment links in franchise contracts and suspended the related process.
Now the term that the law does not recognize is becoming common in contracts - a serious warning from an expert to job seekers
Job seekers are increasingly being offered 'light entrepreneurship' instead of traditional employment contracts, sparking concerns from labor experts regarding the legality of such arrangements.
Will there be an effective fight against junk contracts? PIP reform goes to the Sejm
The Polish government has approved a reform of the National Labor Inspectorate aimed at combating 'junk contracts,' which will now be presented in the Sejm for further legislative action.
Private security supports labor review and calls to stop shifts in public contracts
The Mexican Association of Private Security Companies supports President Claudia Sheinbaum's commitment to review labor compliance in the private security sector, particularly concerning work shift regulations.
Undervalued journalists and fake contracts, fine for Fanpage. "But the left is silent"
Fanpage's publisher, Ciaopeople Srl, has been fined 3.5 million euros for employing fake contracts that pay journalists below industry standards, igniting criticism from labor unions.
The headlines of the newspapers today, Monday, February 16, 2026
Today's newspaper headlines feature significant domestic topics affecting Greece, such as public contracts and labor regulations.
Tsoukalas: Mitsotakisโ work is the collapse of purchasing power and the trailing country in collective labor contracts
Kostas Tsoukalas, spokesperson for PASOK-Kinal, criticizes Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, accusing him of propagating falsehoods regarding social agreements and highlighting the deterioration of the countryโs productivity and purchasing power.
KKE: Beautification and Complacency Regarding Greek-Turkish Relations - Labor Issues from Mitsotakis
The KKE criticizes Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for downplaying the serious issues in Greek-Turkish relations and labor contracts, arguing that his administration is failing to address the underlying tensions.
Are they going on strike? Workers at the National Cinematheque announce a work stoppage due to lack of contracts
Workers at the National Cinematheque in Mexico announced a potential work stoppage due to precarious labor conditions and lack of contracts.
Parliament: Heated debate on the bill regarding collective contracts โ Tension with Zoe Konstantopoulou
The Greek Parliament is witnessing a heated debate over a labor bill regarding collective contracts, with opposition parties demanding its withdrawal amid tensions involving Zoe Konstantopoulou.
Complete labor reform: article by article, this is the project by Milei that the Senate approved
The Argentine Senate approved a significant labor reform project proposed by the Government, with notable changes regarding worker contracts and employer contributions.
Discontinuous Fixed Contracts, Administrative Makeup to Camouflage Labor Precarity
A report from Fundaciรณn Civismo highlights that the labor reform artificially reduces reported temporary employment without achieving real stability or structural changes.
New ruling gives thousands of public part-time employees the right to back pay
A recent ruling by the EU Court mandates Danish public part-time employees to receive overtime pay for hours worked beyond their contracts.
Prada Ends Partnership with Hundreds of Italian Suppliers After Labor Violations Found
Prada has terminated contracts with hundreds of Italian suppliers following findings of labor rule violations, adopting a zero-tolerance policy amidst increased scrutiny in the Italian luxury goods sector.
Short-term contracts continue to flood the market: one in three lasted less than a month in 2025
In 2025, one-third of short-term contracts lasted less than a month, with 20% of new hires lasting under 30 days, according to a USO union analysis based on official data.
Labor postpones a meeting on minimum wage to buy time in its negotiation with Treasury
The Ministry of Labor has postponed a meeting originally scheduled for this Friday regarding the minimum wage increase as it seeks to negotiate public contracts to bring employers closer to an agreement.
The Other Side of Employment: 250,000 Layoffs in Six Days and 40-Day Jobs
The article discusses recent trends in the labor market, highlighting 250,000 layoffs within just six days and a surge in massive hiring, despite an increase in fixed-term contracts and a 430% rise in terminations during the trial period.
Dรญaz's first exam of his labor reform rules out changes to improve it
Dรญaz's assessment of the labor reform supports it positively while avoiding controversial issues such as discontinuous contracts and part-time work.
B2B is sexy, employment is old-fashioned. The Third Republic of Poland did everything for us to think that way
The article discusses the ongoing debate surrounding the National Labor Inspectorate reform, highlighting the narratives of entrepreneurs versus employees, especially in relation to fictitious B2B contracts.
The adventure of the PIP reform. "It's not about contracts, but pensions"
Donald Tusk's decision to block a law allowing the National Labor Inspectorate to convert civil law contracts into employment contracts is seen as a gesture towards entrepreneurs, yet it highlights a deeper issue related to the flawed pension system that the state is trying to address through coercion.
Reform of the National Labor Inspectorate Blocked: Doctors and Nurses Breathe a Sigh of Relief
The proposed reform to convert civil law contracts into employment contracts has been blocked, providing relief for many doctors and nurses who prefer flexible work arrangements.
Work attempts to attract employers with a 3.1% increase in the minimum wage and indexation of public contracts
The Minister of Labor proposes a 3.1% increase in the minimum wage, suggesting there is room for an agreement with employers amid challenges posed to existing wage agreements.