After years of disdain for women's unpaid work: nothing but small concessions
The article criticizes the lack of genuine recognition for women's unpaid labor during International Women's Day celebrations among Slovak politicians.
Paid Apprenticeship Year Attracts Women to the Construction Industry: 'Want to Work Practically'
A paid apprenticeship program aimed at women is helping to increase female representation in Sweden's male-dominated construction industry.
Action Day Women’s Strike: "There is still a double standard"
The 'Daughters Collective' in Germany has called for a nationwide women's strike to raise awareness of the extensive caregiving work that women continue to perform, both paid and unpaid.
A69: 79 million euros in compensation paid to the contractor Atosca after the interruption of work
France has compensated the contractor Atosca with 79 million euros following a halt in construction of the A69 highway due to legal challenges.
Tommy Sundvall: 'The Workplace is the Last Dictatorship'
Tommy Sundvall reflects on his life transitioning from a well-paid bureaucratic position in Stockholm to working at a gas station in Kramfors, illustrating the dichotomy between his two identities as an artist and a service worker.
Application for both employers and employees: in this case, work must be paid at a higher rate
The article discusses the legal definition of overtime and conditions under which it can be claimed in Lithuania.
Which countries have the most vacation days: how many vacation days each one has
A study reveals significant differences in vacation days across countries, with Iran leading at 53 paid days off annually.
How to Save Your Vacation: Paid Leave for Moving or Job Searching
The article discusses the options for paid leave related to moving and job searching in Czechia.
Labor Minister: 'Two extra hours that could be increased can be paid in money or with time'
The Ecuadorian Labor Minister announced a proposal that allows for two additional working hours to be compensated either financially or with time off, clarifying that the 40-hour workweek remains unchanged.
Once lived on 500 rupees, savings finished, today earns millions: Sunil
Sunil Grover, now one of India's highest-paid comedians, reflects on his journey from struggling to financial success, emphasizing the hard work and support that helped him achieve his dreams.
Henry Sildaru: Hard work paid off
Estonian freestyle skier Henry Sildaru unexpectedly won a silver medal in men’s slopestyle at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, reflecting on his performance post-competition.
Climate change will shake the labor market. "Well-paid positions will suffer"
The article discusses the potential impact of climate change on the labor market, particularly affecting outdoor workers and job productivity.
The Neuquén government fired the son of a former governor accused of being paid for four years without working: he clocked in and left
The Neuquén government has dismissed Nicolás Salvatori, son of a former governor, accused of falsifying his attendance at work for four years.
Yuto Totsuka, Olympic Gold Medalist in Halfpipe, Returns Home: Hard Work and Efforts Have Paid Off
Yuto Totsuka and his fellow snowboarders returned to Japan after competing in the Winter Olympics, expressing their joy and the fulfillment of their hard work and dedication.
Holidays on February 16 and 17: why they are immovable days and how to get paid if you work
The national holidays on February 16 and 17 in Argentina coincide with Carnival celebrations, affecting work schedules and pay for those who work.
DWP issues update on anti-fraud crackdown to beat benefit cheats
The UK’s Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is implementing new powers to combat benefit fraud and recover wrongly paid funds.
Labor reform: how much will a worker earn in case of illness or accident
A new labor reform in Argentina reduces paid leave periods and modifies compensation for workers in case of illness or accidents not related to work.
Registrations open for 6,000 internship vacancies in the Young Work Program 2026 in MA; find out who can apply
The Government of Maranhão is offering 6,000 paid internship opportunities for youth aged 17 to 25 as part of the Young Work Program 2026, encouraging job market entry.
How Carnival Holidays 2026 Are Paid
The article discusses the payment conditions for workers required to work during the extended Carnival holidays in Argentina in 2026.
"This job especially requires courage" - this is how much snow removal workers are paid
Snow removal work is in demand across Finland as snowfall continues and temperatures drop, with a focus in the capital region on safely clearing snow from rooftops.
The teachers' unrest tested in a strike in Catalonia: 'We are doing poorly paid work'
Teachers in Catalonia are striking to protest underfunding and inadequate resources for students with special needs, leading to frustration among educators.
Do you work on February 5? This is what you must be paid according to the Federal Labor Law.
The article explains the payment regulations for workers on February 5, a significant holiday in Mexico commemorating the 1917 Political Constitution.
Disability Pension 2026: Who Can Apply, How Much Is Paid, and What the Procedure Is
In Argentina, individuals with disabilities unable to work may apply for a Non-Contributory Disability Pension, an important social protection tool managed by the national government.
Is February 5 a holiday? The LFT reveals whether or not you work and how much you should be paid if you do
The article discusses whether February 5 is a mandatory holiday in Mexico, detailing work obligations and pay according to labor laws.
Even 3,000 PLN per hour for work? Higher rates for pain treatment raise controversy
The increase in rates for pain treatment, aimed at improving patient access, has sparked controversy, with some arguing that it mainly benefits already well-paid physicians.
A businessman questions whether Jordi Pujol Ferrusola acted as an intermediary in operations for which he was paid
A businessman involved in payments to Jordi Pujol Ferrusola has challenged the legitimacy of his role as an intermediary in economic operations for which he received commissions considered illegal by prosecutors, although others defend that he did perform the work.
"Master" deceived a 68-year-old woman. Took 3000 euros in advance for work and then disappeared
A 41-year-old man is under investigation for allegedly defrauding a 68-year-old woman out of 3000 euros that she paid in advance for heating installation services he never completed.
Column 'My Judgment': How much work protection do lawyers in large law firms need?
The Hamburg Administrative Court's recent ruling on maximum working hours raises questions about the relevance of current labor laws for high-paid lawyers in large firms who face intense work pressure.
In BiH, there is anger due to uncleared snow. Citizens are called to clean; they will be paid
Heavy snowfall in Bosnia and Herzegovina has created new job opportunities for locals as a private company seeks citizens to clear the snow, offering decent pay for the work.
Olympiakos – Taerik Jones: "Excited to work with Bartzokas"
Olympiakos welcomed Taerik Jones, a center expected to enhance their front line, with a significant transfer fee of €500,000 paid to Partizan.
PSOE admits it paid more than 15,600 euros to Leire Díez as a journalist but denies she held a position in the party
The PSOE acknowledged making a payment of over 15,600 euros to former socialist member Leire Díez for her work as a journalist, while denying any formal position she held within the party.
The PSOE acknowledges that it paid 15,612 euros to Leire Díez for journalistic work for the party in Cantabria in 2017
The PSOE has confirmed it paid Leire Díez 15,612 euros for journalistic work in Cantabria in 2017, denying any employment relationship or official position held by her in the party.
The PSOE admits it paid €15,600 to Leire Díez as a journalist in 2017
The PSOE has acknowledged that it paid €15,600 to Leire Díez for her journalism work in 2017, amidst a broader investigation regarding her affiliation with the party.
Intesa gives 1,500 euros for newborns. Two promotions in government areas
Intesa Sanpaolo has introduced a new employee contract that offers a 1,500 euro bonus for newborns and additional benefits such as paid leave for new parents and options for a reduced work week.
Former Mayor of Pag Indicted. Paid Debt to His Driver with Fabricated Works
The former mayor of Pag, Ante Fabijanić, has been indicted for allegedly fabricating work to pay a debt to his driver, along with others involved in various criminal acts including abuse of position and influence peddling.