Rent vs. fixed-term deposit: which investment yields more today
The article discusses the impact of recent labor reform laws in Argentina on the real estate rental market, highlighting tax exemptions for landlords.
Will the President Sign the PIP Reform? There Are Constitutional Doubts
The article discusses potential constitutional doubts surrounding the PIP reform awaiting the President's signature in Poland.
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.
Forced Leave for Office Workers Nearby BTS Concert? Labor Minister Says No
As the BTS concert approaches, some companies near the venue are reportedly forcing employees to take leave, with the Labor Minister stating that such practices are illegal.
A fifteen-year-old boy, whose arm was torn off by a conveyor belt, worked illegally in a company in Klatovy region.
A fifteen-year-old boy lost his arm while working illegally at a company in the Klatovy region of Czechia.
State authorities will strengthen cooperation in combating illegal employment
Czech state authorities are enhancing collaboration to tackle illegal employment.
โReal Boss, Come Out, There is Nowhere Left to Retreatโโฆ Jeonbuk Labor Groups Demand Primary Negotiations
Labor workers in Jeonbuk are demanding collective bargaining from their primary employers following amendments to labor laws that enhance their rights.
Do entrepreneurs comply with requirements when employing citizens from third countries?
Latvian officials are investigating compliance with labor laws concerning the employment of foreign nationals, citing many reports of violations including low wages and excessively long working hours.
SAK's Eloranta calls for reforms to strike laws from the next government
Jarkko Eloranta, chairman of Finland's trade union confederation SAK, calls for significant reforms to labor laws and improved employee protections from the next government.
March 25: How those who work are compensated
The article outlines the laws regarding compensation for workers during the national holiday of March 25 in Greece.
Pay Unemployment Benefits to Manager Kim [Because]
The article discusses the complexities of unemployment benefits in South Korea, particularly in cases of voluntary resignation under economic pressures.
Small companies will also be able to check employees on sick leave. But will they want to?
Changes in Polish law will allow small companies to monitor sick leave, raising concerns about the potential for misuse and the challenges of implementation.
PIP Reform at the Finish Line. Can Entrepreneurs Breathe Easy?
The article discusses ongoing reforms of the National Labor Inspectorate in Poland, focusing on new competencies, legislative goals, and controversial amendments.
The murky waters of Australia's cruise ship labour laws
Allegations regarding poor working conditions for Carnival cruise ship workers in Australia have resurfaced, highlighting ongoing concerns about labor laws governing the industry.
Undeclared Work: Which Sectors Are Under Scrutiny
The Greek Labor Inspection Agency is launching targeted checks to combat undeclared work in various sectors.
Addressing Labor Exploitation with Stricter Legislation
The Finnish government is proposing stricter laws to combat labor exploitation, including new criminal offenses targeting wage underpayment and unfair working conditions.
As Lithuania sinks deeper into a demographic crisis - an unexpected proposal from a Member of Parliament
A Lithuanian MP proposes amendments to labor laws aimed at creating a more flexible parental benefit system to better support families amidst a growing demographic crisis.
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.
40-hour workweek not increasing, only redistributing once regulation comes into effect
Ecuador's Labor Minister confirmed that the 40-hour workweek remains unchanged but allows for its redistribution under the new Ministerial Agreement 059.
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.
Labor moves to block some temporary visa holders travelling to Australia amid Middle East war
The Australian government is proposing changes to immigration laws to restrict temporary visa holders from certain countries, influenced by the current conflicts in the Middle East.
Economic growth at the expense of low-wage earners? Thousands of workers face salary decline
Proposed changes to labor laws in Latvia threaten to significantly reduce overtime pay, potentially impacting thousands of workers' salaries.
The 'hidden reforms' of the new labor modernization law
Argentina's new labor modernization law includes controversial reforms that repeal various labor laws, notably eliminating telework rights and several professional statutes.
Business Ticker: Former Gesamtmetall President Stefan Wolf Convicted with High Fine
Former Gesamtmetall President Stefan Wolf has been convicted and fined 28,000 euros for employing a household helper without proper tax payments.
Argentinaโs Javier Milei reforms โdelusionalโ labour laws in bid to spark economy
Argentina's President Javier Milei has enacted transformative labor reforms aimed at revitalizing the economy, facing opposition from unions and leftist parties.
In the Middle of 'Grooming': This is How Deputy Diana Sรกnchez Barrios Voted in the CDMX Congress Session
Deputy Diana Sรกnchez Barrios faced backlash for appearing on a virtual session while having her hair styled.
The deadline for me to receive my fourteenth salary payment
Workers in Ecuador are about to receive their fourteenth salary payment, which is mandated by law and varies by region.
Coordinator of Flรกvio's campaign anticipates new reforms in social security and labor
Rogรฉrio Marinho, coordinator of Flรกvio Bolsonaro's presidential campaign, discusses potential new reforms in Brazil's social security and labor laws following a possible electoral victory.
Owner of Sadia reaches agreement with the Public Ministry and removes pregnant women from slaughterhouses
The owner of brands like Sadia and Perdigรฃo has signed an agreement to immediately transfer pregnant employees from areas exposed to excessive noise in their Lucas do Rio Verde plant.
Akava: These government reforms must be canceled
The Finnish trade union organization Akava demands the reversal of recent government reforms concerning labor laws and tax deductions.
10.5% Want to Increase Working Hours: Summary of Work Style Reform by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare
A survey by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare indicates that 10.5% of workers wish to increase their working hours, showing a significant public sentiment towards work style reform.
โA win for democracyโ: Labor abandons freedom of information law changes that would have reduced transparency
The Australian Labor government has reversed its proposed changes to freedom of information laws, which would have implemented new fees and restricted access to government information.
President Yoon's Emotional Reunion with โFilipino Workerโ He Defended 34 Years Ago...Assisted with Industrial Accident Compensation
President Yoon met with Filipino worker Ariel Galac, whom he defended as a human rights lawyer 34 years ago, during his visit to the Philippines, reflecting on the changes in labor compensation laws since their case.
Regulation of Comprehensive Wage System and the Limitations of Not Being Completely Prohibited
The Korean government is moving to regulate the comprehensive wage system to prevent the abuse of unpaid long hours of work.
What the law says: this is how holidays in March 2026 are paid
The article discusses the payment structure for holidays in Argentina in March 2026, detailing how two specific days will be treated under local labor laws.
Paweล Burzyลski: An Overloaded and Intimidated Prosecutor Knows It Could Get Even Worse
The interview highlights systemic issues in the Polish prosecution service, particularly relating to work regulations and recent legal rulings.
The four goals that Javier Milei celebrated and the fights that do not cease, inside and outside the Government
Javier Milei's government achieved significant legislative successes in Congress, passing controversial laws in a short time, though concerns about the economy and business dissatisfaction loom.
Milei Roars in Argentina Against Everything and with Congress at His Feet
President Javier Milei has successfully passed three major laws in Congress during extraordinary sessions, marking a significant political moment for his administration.
Without mincing words, Folha offended readers by talking about work
Folha's recent article suggesting that Brazilians work less than the global average sparked criticism for its lack of context and simplistic conclusions.
Javier Milei and his measures, LIVE: the photo that the President uploaded with a message for the senators of his bloc and allies, after the approval of two key laws
President Javier Milei celebrated the Senate's final approval of labor reform and the modification of the Juvenile Penal Regime with a photo of his allies and a congratulatory message.
Are Changes Ahead for Students? An Important Project Returned to the Agenda of the Seimas
Luka Savickas from the Democratic Party faction in Lithuania's parliament proposes amendments to labor laws to allow students to work legally during internships and gain experience.
More vacation and the end of calculating seniority by old rules. Problems in the offices
New regulations regarding employment seniority come into effect in Poland, allowing previously uncounted employment periods to be included, impacting vacation entitlements for many workers.
Should the 6x1 work schedule end in Brazil? YES
Proposals in Brazil's Congress aim to reduce the workweek from 44 to 36 hours while increasing days off, highlighting significant economic and social benefits.
A driver exploded with fury over the closure of 9 de Julio: 'Go to work'
A driver in Buenos Aires expressed her anger over road blockages caused by labor reform protests, which have become a focal point amidst the Senate's debate on new labor laws.
Labor clarifies that seniority and eleven other bonuses cannot be eliminated when raising the minimum wage
The Spanish Ministry of Labor has announced a decree preventing companies from eliminating certain salary bonuses in response to minimum wage increases.
Discussions Begin to Correct Delays in Minimum Wage Enforcement, Including Suppression of Excessive Competition with Neighboring Prefectures
Japan's Central Minimum Wage Council has initiated discussions aimed at correcting delays in the enforcement of minimum wage increases and addressing excessive wage competition with neighboring prefectures.
โMore exploitation, fewer rightsโ: Argentina braces for sweeping overhaul of labor laws
Argentina's government prepares to pass a comprehensive reform of labor laws aimed at reducing union power and labor costs amid criticisms from opponents who argue it will worsen employment conditions.
Suspicion of Pressure in Coupang Investigation: Prosecutor Eom Hee-jun Indicted Without Arrest
Prosecutors have indicted former Chief Prosecutor Eom Hee-jun and Deputy Chief Prosecutor Kim Dong-hee for abusing their power in connection with the Coupang severance pay investigation.
Sectors call for separation of debates on 6x1 shift and payroll tax exemption
Business entities argue that discussions regarding the potential end of the 6x1 work shift and payroll tax exemptions should not be linked.
Good news for California: what laws signed by Gavin Newsom took effect in February 2026
California's new laws taking effect in February 2026 focus on employee rights and workplace regulations.