Lionel Jospin, the former French Prime Minister who was surpassed by Jean-Marie Le Pen, has died
Former French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin has passed away, known for his significant role in French politics and social reforms such as the introduction of the 35-hour work week.
Will the government's trick with inflation work again this time?
The New Democracy government in Greece has twice lowered the threshold for assessing its economic and social policies, using propaganda to frame rising prices as imported issues rather than domestic failures.
The regularization of migrants will have its own windows at the Post Office and Social Security offices
Spain's government is implementing a new process for the regularization of migrants, allowing them to submit residency and work permit applications at designated offices.
"Why would anyone collect sticks?" Yle investigated what one must do in Denmark to earn benefits
The article discusses Denmark's new work obligation model for unemployed immigrants, highlighting the experiences of Goodluck Yamwaka, who is required to perform community service to qualify for welfare benefits.
A revealing social media picture from Alexander Stubb – 'Better than Donald's'
Finnish President Alexander Stubb shares a cozy reading corner on social media, promoting reflection and equality inspired by Virginia Woolf's work.
Beatrice Segreti: "I started for fun, now it's a job. Thanks to OnlyFans we are more open about sex"
Beatrice Segreti, a prominent OnlyFans creator in Italy, shares her journey from casual content creation to a professional career and discusses the impact of the platform on societal openness regarding sexuality.
'First job' at 27 years old: young man reports judgment for never being CLT and says 'they looked at me with pity'
Matheus Tavares, at 27 years old, goes viral for announcing his 'first job,' leading to mixed reactions online.
A Delivery Driver Died in an Accident After a Company Dinner... Court Says It's Not a Work-related Injury
A court ruled that an accident occurring after a delivery driver attended a colleagues' dinner is not considered a work-related injury, as the gathering was deemed a voluntary social event without company involvement.
Deliveryman who found house with a number in the shape of a square root works 8 to 12 hours a day
Lucas Carvalho, a deliveryman who gained fame on social media for discovering a house with a square root number during his deliveries, shares his demanding work hours and the challenges he faces in traffic.
Three days before the election, Frederiksen proposes the biggest change to work life in over 100 years
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has proposed a significant change in work-life balance for parents just days before the parliamentary elections.
Karin Krajčo Babinská: I don't do things just because they should be done or because they are expected of me
Karin Krajčo Babinská emphasizes the importance of authenticity over societal expectations in her work and life choices.
Social Democrats to Provide Better Conditions for Parents of Young Children
The Social Democrats plan to present a proposal that would allow parents of young children to reduce their work hours for a period while receiving financial support.
5.8 million in Canada and 2.6 million in India... Where should I work? People gave this advice
A debate has sparked on social media between earning in Canada versus India, after a cloud engineer in Canada sought advice on whether to continue his job or move back to India for a higher-paying offer.
Daniel López Ortega, 'Profe Danny' on TikTok: 'Working in Early Childhood is Having a Front Seat to the Most Magical Moments in a Child's Life'
Daniel López Ortega, known as 'Profe Danny' on TikTok, emphasizes the importance of teacher participation in early childhood education through his work and social media presence.
IL's Information: Movement in Social Welfare Savings - These Cuts Are on the Table
The Finnish government has reached a preliminary agreement on implementing €100 million in social welfare savings, focusing on reducing certain requirements in client planning and rehabilitative work activities.
Artificial Intelligence Will Not Replace This Work. Social Workers Are an Untapped Resource in Strengthening Communities
Social workers are increasingly involved in political activism, advocating for various marginalized groups and shifting the focus of their work from individual aid to community-oriented support.
The Ústí Činoherák presents the still relevant work of Čapek 'War with the Salamanders'
The article discusses the upcoming performance of Karel Čapek's play 'War with the Salamanders' at the Činoherák Theater in Ústí, highlighting its relevance in contemporary society.
Ary Fontoura, at 93, rejects retirement: 'It's a word I flee from, and I love to work'
At 93 years old, Brazilian actor Ary Fontoura continues his work in the entertainment industry, looking forward to his role in the upcoming film 'Velhos Bandidos' and actively engaging with his audience on social media.
Employment officials in distress - director: New clients lack working capacity
Finnish employment officials express concern over recent changes to social assistance regulations that potentially introduce clients unable to work into employment services.
Spring 2026 with the Philharmonia
The Philharmonic Orchestra of Athens has a rich and diverse schedule of activities that highlights the work of Greek composers and its educational and social contributions to modern Greek culture.
The kratom ban will not work, the solution is an agreement. We have a similar one for beer, says Vobořil
Expert Jindřich Vobořil warns that digital addiction, much like substance dependency, develops insidiously and is challenging to overcome.
The Ban on Kratom Will Not Work; Agreement is the Solution. We Stick to it for Beer, Says Vobořil
Experts warn that digital addiction can develop just like any other drug addiction, with social media intentionally designed to foster dependency.
Banksy's anonymity has been shredded along with the mystery of his work
Recent attempts to reveal Banksy's identity have sparked debate about the importance of artistic anonymity.
S and V in Trouble: The Big Campaign Machines No Longer Work
The article discusses the declining effectiveness of traditional campaign strategies for the Social Democrats and the Liberal Party in Denmark.
Meet Only at the Railway Station, Couple Has No Time to Talk
This article discusses the story of an Indian couple living in London whose busy work schedules leave them with little time for each other, often only meeting briefly at the railway station.
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.
The Seimas approved the spring session work program: priorities are security, social welfare
The Seimas of Lithuania has approved a comprehensive work program for the spring session, prioritizing security and social welfare with over 500 draft laws.
LIVE: Social Work Conference ‘Motivation in Social Work: Between Hope and Resistance’
The conference on motivation in social work features discussions from various professionals about the roles of motivation and personal experiences within the field.
'Elevates the mood': Third places providing a space away from work and home
Brisbane's third places are becoming vital for social interaction and mental wellbeing amidst rising cost-of-living pressures.
Unique Experiment on the Outskirts of Prague: The Documentary Homeless Blues Seeks Answers to How Hard It Is for Homeless People to Rise from the Bottom and Start Again
The documentary 'Homeless Blues' highlights a social project in Prague that aids the homeless by providing shelter and work, challenging societal views on homelessness and support.
Laura Carreira, the Portuguese director who portrays cruel reality
Laura Carreira discusses her views on the labor force and its impact on identity while promoting her film that highlights societal challenges.
The social worker who visited Juana Rivas's children for years, to the judge: "Gabriel told me that his father had never hit him"
A social worker's testimony reveals that Juana Rivas's son, Gabriel, claimed his father never physically abused him, despite severe allegations against the father from Juana Rivas.
When is the last payment day of the Return to Work Program
The Argentine government announces that the Return to Work Program will end on April 9, with the last payment scheduled for that month.
Work, Inclusion and Circularity: the New Quid Laboratory Supported by Reale Foundation in Padua
Quid, a social enterprise focused on ethical fashion, has inaugurated a new production laboratory in Padua, supported by Reale Foundation, to promote sustainable textile practices and employment inclusion.
Sebastián Graviotto, after the criticism he received for not witnessing the birth of his son Timoteo: 'I am the one who suffered the most'
Sebastián Graviotto addresses criticism about not being present for the birth of his son Timoteo, asserting he was there energetically despite physical absence due to work commitments.
ISWD 2026: Lagos social workers seek unity, harmony
Lagos social workers are urging collective action to address societal divisions during International Social Work Day 2026.
Platforms must verify users' age starting this Tuesday; see how it will work
Starting Tuesday, social media and online services must implement age verification for users to better protect children and adolescents.
Taiwan Party Advocating Unification with China: Cooperation in Infiltration Work? Reporter Asks the Party Leader
A report raises concerns about a Taiwanese political party advocating for unification with China and its possible involvement in infiltration activities targeting Taiwan's social divisions.
Helping in marginalized Roma communities / In the east, it is a ticking time bomb. If we do not act quickly, big problems will come
Alena Molčanová, a social worker, highlights the urgent need for effective intervention in marginalized Roma communities in Eastern Slovakia, where their growing population poses significant challenges if not addressed.
I moved to the UK 6 years ago and here are 15 things I wasn't prepared for
A Filipina nurse shares her experiences of unexpected cultural differences after moving to the UK six years ago, highlighting work-life balance, food, and social attitudes.
Video of constable taking bribe goes viral in Banda
A video of a police constable in Banda, Uttar Pradesh, taking a bribe has gone viral on social media, clearly showing him accepting money while in uniform and guaranteeing work completion after receiving the bribe.
FG partners ILO to improve labour governance in Nigeria
The Nigerian Federal Government is collaborating with the International Labour Organisation to enhance labour governance and promote decent work in the country.
Will they take over our work and tax payments? How robots and artificial intelligence will change the economy and social system
Elon Musk claims that advancements in artificial intelligence will make humans obsolete in the workforce and allow for a universal basic income, but many economists criticize his views as unrealistic.
At 83, Jacques Revel, the French historian who taught to think in terms of 'cases,' has died
Jacques Revel, a prominent French historian known for his work in social and cultural history, passed away at the age of 83 in Paris due to leukemia.
366 PLN and 3386 PLN monthly. Care allowance and nursing benefit increased in 2026
Poland's care allowance and nursing benefit have increased as of 2026, providing additional financial support to retirees and those unable to work due to health conditions.
'If Congress had done its work, Kanshiram would not have succeeded,' said Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi emphasized the importance of struggle and education in bringing social change during a speech on Social Change Day.
Work attacks Garamendi: "He is closer to Milei, Trump, and Vox than to the interests of companies"
Joaquín Pérez Rey criticizes CEOE President Antonio Garamendi for the absence of business organizations in social dialogue negotiations.
Priimägi: Peeter Simm's weapons were aesthetic sense and strong social empathy
Film critic Tristan Priimägi reflects on the life and work of Peeter Simm, an Estonian director known for his risk-taking and social empathy in filmmaking.
If God rested on the seventh day, does He defend the 6x1 work schedule?
A debate in Brasília has emerged over the 6x1 work schedule, bolstered by conservative evangelical arguments that liken this labor model to a divine mandate as described in the Bible.
Minister defends that formal work contracts for coffee harvesters reduce exploitation without affecting benefits like Bolsa Família
The Brazilian Minister of Labor advocates for formal employment contracts for coffee harvesters to prevent exploitation and clarify that this would not affect their eligibility for social benefits such as Bolsa Família.