Nav: Small decrease in unemployment in February – 2.1 percent are completely unemployed
In February, Norway experienced a slight decrease in unemployment with 2.1 percent of the labor force being fully unemployed, according to Nav statistics.
When does the labor modernization law come into force: the constitutional aspects
The article discusses the implementation timing of Argentina's labor modernization law and its constitutional implications for workers' rights.
Police used stun gun on girl - will be a matter for the Labor Court
The Police Union is suing the Police Force in Labor Court over disciplinary measures against an officer who allegedly misused a stun gun on a 15-year-old girl.
Proposal adjusting working hours is not in force, said the Minister of Labor
Ecuador's Minister of Labor, Harold Burbano, confirmed that the recent proposal to adjust working hours allowing for up to twelve hours of work in a day is not currently in effect.
Leave Due to Force Majeure. When Can It Be Used?
The article discusses the rules and conditions under which employees in Poland can take leave due to force majeure, including the legal definitions, entitlements, and application requirements.
When the Labor Reform Approved by Deputies Comes into Force
The labor reform initiated by Javier Milei's government awaits final approval from the Senate before being enacted by the Executive Power.
Is there a bus strike today or not? This is what is known about the measure of force
A national strike affects public transport services in Argentina, particularly buses, due to demands related to labor reform discussions.
Provinces are bracing for record deficits. What’s causing budgets to see red?
Canadian provinces are facing unprecedented budget deficits driven by economic uncertainty, trade tensions, and labor force challenges.
UN Calls on Mexico to Raise Awareness About the Economic Impact of Menopause
The UNFPA urges Mexico's public and private sectors to address the economic impact of menopause on women, as many leave the workforce at a critical career stage.
Labor reform: the CGT increases pressure and targets undecided deputies to force more changes
The CGT union is intensifying pressure on undecided deputies as it announces a national strike in response to the government's labor reform proposal.
The hidden (and strenuous) face of the great Rio de Janeiro Carnival: million-euro subsidies and workers at 40ºC for 280 euros a month
The article explores the behind-the-scenes challenges of the Rio de Janeiro Carnival, revealing low wages and extreme working conditions for the labor force.
Most of the detainees at Congress are Grabois militants: they spoke of "violent action" near the deputy K
After incidents outside Congress during a labor reform debate, police detained 20 individuals, mostly affiliated with deputy Juan Grabois's political movements, amid claims of excessive force.
Labor Department orders lawyers to cut ties with ABA, slams group as ‘radical’ activist force
The U.S. Department of Labor has directed its lawyers to cease engagements with the American Bar Association, labeling it a 'radical' activist organization.
Employment Service: A More Active Start to the Year in the Job Market
Lithuania's Employment Service reports an increase in registered unemployed individuals and a significant rise in job vacancies at the start of the year.
"Millions of people long for a radical reform force"
FDP leader Dürr claims that if the Germans face frustration with a Schwarz-Rot coalition similar to that of the Ampel, it would come with 'infinitely more debt,' while he aims to position his party as a radical alternative to the status quo, proposing the cessation of social benefits for labor migrants.