Double-decker buses will run again on the streets of Delhi
Electric double-decker buses are set to return to Delhi's streets, promoting the tourism sector.
President Chico Filho determines recertification of employees at the City Council
Chico Filho, the President of the Municipal Chamber of Maceió, has mandated a general recertification of all permanent and commissioned employees in the Legislature to enhance transparency and efficiency.
March will be marked by advances and a new time in the health sector of Bragança Paulista
Bragança Paulista's municipal government is implementing strategic actions in March to enhance public health services and reduce waiting times for medical care.
Brazil's gross public debt remains at 78.7% of GDP in January, shows Central Bank
Brazil's gross public debt stood at 78.7% of GDP in January, slightly below expectations, with a primary surplus recorded in the consolidated public sector.
ASEP: Temporary results for 276 positions of announcement 1K/2025
The temporary results for 276 positions under announcement 1K/2025 have been released by ASEP, detailing selections for various roles in the Public Natural Environment and Climate Change Organization.
ASEP: Announcement 1ΓΒ/2026 for 2,628 permanent positions in public sector agencies
The ASEP (Supreme Authority for Recruitment of Public Employees) has announced the recruitment of 2,628 permanent positions across various public sector agencies in Greece.
Jorge Macri opened a voluntary retirement plan and advances with state reform in CABA
Jorge Macri's government in Buenos Aires has initiated a voluntary retirement plan as part of a broader state reform strategy to transition public employees to more technological roles.
Log cabins in the stock market: "Seems smart"
A Finnish company, Salvos, is considering going public on the Helsinki Stock Exchange's First North growth company list, focusing on modular cabins and mobile sauna trailers, particularly targeting the tourism sector in Lapland.
Transportation workers strike across Germany for the second time this year
Workers in Germany's public transportation sector are engaging in strikes for the second time this year, affecting services across cities nationwide.
Constitutional ceiling adjusted for inflation would be 37% higher than the current value of R$ 46 thousand
A proposed adjustment to Brazil's constitutional salary ceiling could raise it by 37% amid ongoing discussions in the Supreme Court regarding illegal payments to public servants.
Government opens R$ 8 billion space for Correios to raise new loan with Union guarantees
The Brazilian government has allowed Correios to secure a new loan of up to R$ 8 billion, backed by Union guarantees, as part of its economic restructuring plan.
Argentina falls again in the Corruption Perception Index: an institutional warning sign
Argentina has again dropped in the Corruption Perception Index, reflecting a worrying decline in the integrity of its public sector.
Jean-Louis Bourlanges and Jean-Dominique Senard: "Today, no one really knows who is responsible for what"
Jean-Louis Bourlanges and Jean-Dominique Senard discuss the culture of irresponsibility in both private and public sectors in their report for the Institut Montaigne.
STF postpones the judgment on 'perks' in public salaries to March 25; suspension in effect continues
The Brazilian Supreme Court has postponed the judgment regarding additional payments known as 'perks' in public salaries to March 25, while a suspension of these payments remains in effect.
After public criticism about IT procurements, the Ministry of Education starts a service inspection
The Latvian Ministry of Education has initiated an internal inspection related to procurement practices in the IT sector following public criticism.
City Hall in Bahia opens selection process with more than 580 vacancies
The municipal government of São Sebastião do Passé, in the Metropolitan Region of Salvador, has opened a simplified selection process offering 586 vacancies for various positions.
FIRST READING: One in four Canadian employees now works for government
A report reveals that one in four Canadian employees is now employed in the public sector, indicating a significant growth that raises concerns about sustainability.
The Professional Crisis of the Internal Auditor in the Era of Automation
The article discusses the impact of automation and artificial intelligence on the role of internal auditors in public and private sectors in Greece.
Eesti Energia is going to study its brand for a large sum of money
Eesti Energia plans to commission a brand study valued at 300,000 euros plus VAT.
Most new jobs in the state
The public sector in Norway saw the highest employment growth in 2025, with a 1.8% increase equating to 5,900 new jobs, predominantly in hospitals and defense.
Most new jobs in public administration
New job growth in Norway is strongest in the public administration sector, with a reported increase of 1.8% and 5,900 new positions in 2025.
Centrão wants to avoid voting on a project that regulates additional payments if the government does not get involved in the debate
Centrão is seeking to postpone the discussion in Congress on regulating extra payments and inflated salaries, conditioning any debate on the direct involvement of President Lula's government.
What happened to the decent wage reform? MC claims it remains 'frozen' despite its approval in 2024
The decent wage constitutional reform in Mexico, which aims to establish a base salary near 19,000 pesos monthly for key public service sectors, is stalled despite having completed most legislative processes in 2024.
ASF strengthens technical capacities and reaffirms Mexico as a regional benchmark with the delivery of ICADEFIS diplomas
The Superior Audit Office of Mexico celebrated the completion of training programs for auditors aimed at enhancing skills and reinforcing the country's role as a regional model.
Five things you need to know about the new agreement for 500,000 municipal employees
A new three-year collective agreement for 500,000 municipal employees in Denmark has been finalized, praised for its complexity and success by union leaders.
Agreement for 500,000 municipal employees is in place
A new collective agreement for 500,000 municipal employees in Denmark has been reached, as announced by KL in a press release.
Romania will eliminate 10% of public sector jobs
Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has announced plans to cut 10% of public sector jobs in order to reduce the national budget deficit.
Twelve dismissed at the Health Insurance Institute
Twelve employees were laid off at the Health Insurance Institute in Iceland, impacting the organization's operations.
Next year's cuts depend on the government itself – the EU does not require adjustments from Finland
The EU has confirmed that it does not require Finland to implement new public sector adjustments for the year 2027, impacting potential budget cuts planned for next year.
Romania will eliminate 10% of public sector jobs
Romania's Prime Minister has proposed cutting 10% of public sector jobs, affecting approximately 13,000 employees by 2027.
10% of public employees will be laid off
The Icelandic government is planning to lay off 10% of its public employees as part of a restructuring effort.
'Furious' public sector workers in Tasmania resume industrial action
Public sector workers in Tasmania have resumed industrial action, alleging that the state government reneged on a pay deal while the government refutes this claim.
Romania is laying off 10 percent of public sector employees
Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has announced a 10% reduction in public sector employees as part of austerity measures to mitigate the country's significant budget deficit.
Gilmar Mendes, from the Supreme Federal Court, decides that the Judiciary and the Public Ministry can only pay 'fringe benefits' if provided for by federal law
Minister Gilmar Mendes ruled that the Judiciary and Public Ministry in Brazil can only authorize fringe benefits if there is a federal law in place.
STF has jurisprudence against extras, but wavering application
The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) has established a position against additional remuneration for public servants, yet inconsistent applications of this stance have allowed these extra payments to proliferate.
Decisions by Gilmar and Dino block perks; understand STF measures
Recent decisions by Brazilian ministers Gilmar Mendes and Flávio Dino aim to curtail public sector perks that exceed constitutional limits.
Gender Neutrality? It's Good for Companies. Public Sphere Lags Behind
The article discusses the recent legal changes in Poland regarding gender neutrality in job postings and the ongoing challenges faced in the public sector.
42,000 vacancies in Bihar... Recruitment for positions like Nurse, ANM, and Amin
The Bihar Technical Service Commission has announced 42,467 vacancies across various positions, predominantly in the health sector, with significant recruitment for staff nurses and ANMs set to take place by August.
Tariff Round: Verdi Paralyzes Buses and Trains on Friday and Saturday
Workers in Germany's public transportation sector are facing significant disruptions due to strikes called by the Verdi union on February 27 and in many places on February 28.
In E. Masiulis' book - about President Lubys' desire to transfer the construction of the LNG terminal to business
Former Minister E. Masiulis discusses in his upcoming book the integration of Lithuania's transport infrastructure into the EU and private sector involvement in the construction of the LNG terminal.
Strike in Public Transport: Verdi Should Do Everything for an Acceptable Agreement
A strike by the Verdi union in Germany's public transport sector is set to cause major disruptions as they demand better conditions for workers.
Sespa calls approved candidates in the selective process for urgent vacancies; deadline ends this Wednesday, 25
The Secretary of State for Public Health (Sespa) in Brazil has called for candidates approved in the selective process for urgent health sector vacancies, with a document submission deadline on February 25.
From Friday: Verdi calls for nationwide warning strikes in local transport
The Verdi union has announced nationwide warning strikes in the German public transport sector starting this Friday, affecting services in nearly all federal states.
Teresa Siudem: Public Money Disbursement Transparency
The Central Register of Contracts in Poland will be launched to transparently record public spending agreements, obligating public sector units to register all contracts regardless of their value.
In the week when the STF analyzes the decision that limited 'additional payments', entities meet with Minister Flávio Dino
Representatives from various judicial and legislative bodies met with Minister Flávio Dino to discuss adjustments to a recent decision limiting additional salary payments to public servants.
Launch of a voluntary retirement plan in state media
The Argentine government has initiated a voluntary retirement plan targeting 400 employees in the public media sector as part of efforts to streamline operations.
The siege on super salaries is part of the adjustment in the justice system
The suspension of indemnity payments without legal provisions in the public service addresses excessive payments within Brazil's judicial system, which are estimated at R$ 20 billion annually.
VID investigator allegedly illegally acquired a 'Rolex' watch worth 7,000 euros and pawned it
A State Revenue Service investigator in Latvia is under investigation for allegedly illegally acquiring and pawning a Rolex watch worth 7,000 euros.
Former head of Plunge hospital remains convicted for bribery
A former hospital manager in Lithuania has been convicted and fined for accepting bribes, along with penalties for involved associates.
Average pension increase to 18 euros in January
The average increase in primary pensions in Greece for January is limited to 18 euros, reflecting government-set adjustments amidst rising disparities in pension amounts based on employment sector.