Consultants punished with 100 hours of forced labor for organizing trips to Crimea
A travel consultant has been sentenced to 100 hours of community service after the Supreme Court upheld an appellate court's ruling regarding violations of sanctions related to travel organization to Crimea.
Artificial Intelligence: A New Form of Division of Labor?
The article discusses the emerging trend of AI agents that can operate autonomously, taking on tasks usually performed by humans, including organization and management responsibilities, as well as the platform Rentahuman.ai that connects these AI agents with real people for completing physical tasks.
Tereso Medina, new president of the CTM; promises dialogue with Sheinbaum and to defend labor reform
Tereso Medina Ramírez has been elected as the new Secretary General of the Confederación de Trabajadores de México (CTM) for the period 2026-2032 during the organization's 90th anniversary congress.
Lithuania establishes a social welfare and labor attaché in Geneva for one year
Lithuania's government has decided to create a new position of social welfare and labor attaché in Geneva, starting from August 1, 2026, to enhance representation in international labor discussions.
Criticism from trade union leaders to the Family House
Björn Brynjúlfur Björnsson of the Business Council defends his organization's report on sick leave rights against criticism from trade union officials.
Cristina Kirchner greeted activists on the occasion of her birthday
Cristina Kirchner made a brief public appearance on her birthday, greeting supporters while the organization La Cámpora covered the city with graffiti celebrating her and opposing labor reform.
The salary dispute of a small school reached the labor inspectorate
Teachers at Võhma School, which underwent a leadership change last year, have asked the local council's audit committee to evaluate the legality of the new management's actions and work organization.
Violand: 'Why employees gathered in support of the owner'
A group of employees from the biscuit manufacturer Violand held a gathering in support of their employer amidst ongoing legal proceedings against him, raising concerns about the organization of the protest by company management.
Shelter "Safe House": Dozens of Employers Unfairly Exploit Ukrainian Refugees
A report reveals that many employers in Latvia exploit Ukrainian refugees, who face unfair labor practices and wage theft, according to the shelter organization "Safe House".
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.
Co-determination: AfD-affiliated works councils would have nothing to offer employees
A commentary discusses the potential impact of a new union-like organization affiliated with the AfD on upcoming works council elections in Germany.
Works Council Elections: How an AfD-linked Organization Aims to Infiltrate German Companies
An AfD-related organization called 'Zentrum' is attempting to gain posts in works councils across Germany, challenging established unions like IG Metall.
Exposure of a labor and economic exploitation network of men
Authorities have uncovered a criminal organization involved in the trafficking of foreign men for labor and economic exploitation, leading to a police operation in Athens that resulted in several arrests.
Collective Labor Agreements: What the draft law foresees
The Ministry of Labor's draft law titled 'National Social Agreement for the Strengthening of Collective Labor Agreements' has been submitted to Parliament, covering various aspects of collective agreements and labor organization regulations.
Union leaders are lining up to succeed Aceves del Olmo in CTM: who are they?
With Carlos Aceves del Olmo confirming he will not seek re-election as Secretary General of the Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM), union leaders Alfonso Godínez, Tereso Medina, and Fernando Salgado are emerging as the main contenders to lead the labor organization.
The ILO warns of the risks of AI for the employment of highly qualified youth
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has warned about the risks that artificial intelligence (AI) poses for highly qualified young workers, particularly those seeking their first job, as outlined in its 2026 report on Social and Employment Trends.