Social Movements and Unions to Pressure Congress to End the 6x1 Work Schedule
Social movements and trade unions in Brazil are organizing a series of events on April 15th to advocate for the end of the 6x1 work schedule and to push for a reduction in the workday without salary cuts.
Huhtasaari highlights the salary of Yle's CEO - compares it to the president
A group of Finnish MPs demands the reduction of Yle's CEO salary, comparing it to the president's compensation.
Salary Guarantee: The Court of Auditors Considers a Reduction of Rights
The Court of Auditors in France is evaluating the potential reduction of employee rights in response to the increasing financial pressures on the salary guarantee system.
Mayor Taisuke Ono of Yatsushiro City, Kumamoto Prefecture, caught speeding at 152 km/h on the highway
Taisuke Ono, the mayor of Yatsushiro City, was caught driving at 152 km/h on a highway, leading to a proposed salary reduction as punishment.
The head of the Slovak Intelligence Service will have his salary reduced for one month due to an accident
The director of the Slovak Intelligence Service is facing a one-month salary reduction following an incident.
Anambra cuts February pay for workers over Monday sit-at-home
The Anambra State Government has implemented salary reductions for civil servants who did not work on Mondays designated as sit-at-home days, leading to complaints about inconsistent deductions.
Ending the salary bonus is a setback in reducing poverty
Brazil's Finance Minister is considering the reduction or elimination of the salary bonus, a key social policy aimed at supporting low-income workers, which critics say would reverse progress in poverty alleviation.
Reemployment and Significant Salary Reduction Considered 'Unreasonable'; Payment Order Issued to Driving School Following High Court Review
A high court in Nagoya deemed the significant salary reduction for reemployed former driving instructors unreasonable and ordered the school to pay the difference, marking a key decision in employment law regarding post-retirement employment.
Patricia Bullrich acknowledged the error in the inclusion of the leave article in the labor reform: "We take responsibility"
Senator Patricia Bullrich admitted the government's oversight in including a controversial article about sick leave and salary reduction in a labor reform project.
Chief Judge at Seoul Central District Court Drunk Driving in Broad Daylight... 3-Month Salary Reduction
A chief judge at the Seoul Central District Court received a three-month salary reduction for drunk driving with a blood alcohol concentration at the level warranting license suspension.
The love for the shirt made Miller Bolaños reach an agreement with Emelec: 'We resolved it in 10 minutes'
Miller Bolaños has agreed to a salary reduction and signed a two-year contract with Emelec, demonstrating his commitment and passion for the team.
Police Department Career Official Sent to Prosecutors for Allegations of Non-Consensual Acts, Resigned After Salary Reduction
A male police officer from the National Police Agency in Japan was sent to prosecutors on allegations of non-consensual acts against a woman and resigned after being subjected to a salary reduction punishment.
Miller Bolaños accepts salary cut, but his situation at Emelec remains unresolved
Miller Bolaños has agreed to a 25% salary reduction to remain with Emelec, yet uncertainty surrounding his contract status lingers as negotiations continue.
Milei moves into a vacant space
Milei is advancing on a crucial issue regarding labor reform in Argentina, specifically addressing the reduction of salary during sick leave.
Pensions, in March an Irpef discount and increases arrive: how salary slips and adjustments change
New measures for pensions in Italy include a reduction in the Irpef tax rate and increased social benefits for vulnerable pensioners, effective starting March 2026.
Mayor of Guaraciaba do Norte announces 30% salary reduction for servers
The mayor of Guaraciaba do Norte, Cefas Melo, has announced a 30% salary cut for himself, the vice mayor, secretaries, and temporary and commissioned employees to reduce municipal expenses amid decreased funding.
The average full-time salary broke the "barrier" of 1,500 euros, a year earlier
In 2025, the average full-time salary in the private sector surpassed 1,500 euros, with an increase of 280,000 workers earning above 1,000 euros compared to 2024, indicating a significant shift towards better wages and a reduction in low-wage earners.
Ergani 2025: 563,000 new jobs since 2019, with an average full-time salary of 1516 euros
The annual Ergani report indicates a reduction in unemployment to 7.5% in December 2025, the lowest rate in 18 years, alongside the creation of 563,000 new jobs since 2019 and an uptick in wages.
Salary reduced by 97 percent but not abolished
Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir proposed a bill to significantly reduce the salaries of officeholders under the Icelandic presidency from around 10 million ISK annually to a fixed amount.
Sources from the Ministry of National Defense regarding a new salary scale for the Armed Forces: Significant increases for all, no hidden reduction
Sources from the Ministry of National Defense report that all members of the Armed Forces will receive substantial salary increases of 12-24% compared to last March, dismissing claims of hidden reductions as completely inaccurate.