Should the 6x1 work schedule end in Brazil? YES
Proposals in Brazil's Congress aim to reduce the workweek from 44 to 36 hours while increasing days off, highlighting significant economic and social benefits.
Capricorn
Today's Capricorn horoscope predicts appreciation for work, increased happiness in family, property buying plans, social visits with friends, health considerations, and positive business prospects.
A Woman's Life Changed to Hell: I Would Rather Give Birth to Ten Children in a Row than Experience This Pain
Gabrielle De'Athe has experienced a nightmare scenario starting from a simple toothache, leading to a debilitating diagnosis of atypical trigeminal neuralgia that has taken away her work and social life.
With Economic Problems and Without Insurance: This Is How Uber Drivers Work in Latin America
A study conducted by Uber and the Inter-American Development Bank reveals that most Uber drivers in Latin America face economic difficulties, lack social security coverage, and are burdened with debt.
Family on Board: The Singer Who Shows What It's Like to Live and Work on a Cruise with His Wife and 2-Year-Old Daughter
Ben Featherstone, a singer, actor, and dancer, shares his experiences of living and working on a cruise ship with his family, showcasing their unique lifestyle via social media.
The Finnish Embassy in Warsaw promoted Sanna Marin's book - according to the ambassador, it is normal country image work
The Finnish Embassy in Warsaw faced backlash for promoting Sanna Marin's book on social media, which critics labeled socialist propaganda.
"Whoever thinks this is about influencers eating for free has no idea": this is how the apps that exchange 'stories' for dinners work
New apps facilitate barter-like exchanges where influencers receive meals and services in return for social media promotions instead of traditional payments.
Ban on sitting at work. The ministry responded to the issue
The Polish Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy addressed concerns regarding mandatory standing work conditions following a parliamentary inquiry.
J. Olekas on the Proposal to Prohibit Children from Using Social Networks: Bans Do Not Always Work
Lithuanian parliament leader J. Olekas argues that bans on social media for children may not be effective and emphasizes the importance of parental involvement.
Current Lexicon: What is the Heart of Jesus Order?
The article discusses the Heart of Jesus Order, its founding, and its mission in society.
A week after his birth, Sebastián Graviotto met Timoteo, his second son with Juana Repetto: how the meeting went
Sebastián Graviotto finally met his newborn son Timoteo, sharing the emotional moment on social media after initially missing the birth due to work obligations.
Amid the elections of the Regional Council of Social Work, a debate on the challenges of the profession takes place this Tuesday, 24, in Santarém
A conversation circle addressing the challenges faced by social workers is set to take place in Santarém, Brazil, coinciding with the elections of the Regional Council of Social Work.
'I tried bold methods to stop neighbours having loud sex but they won't work'
A woman expresses frustration over her upstairs neighbours' constant loud noises during intimate moments, having attempted various methods to address the issue without success.
Aurina Delgado de Torres and Fátima Muguiro, founders of Hállate, which turns every teenager into a volunteer: 'They are committed and well-prepared generations, but they need a push'
Aurina Delgado de Torres and Fátima Muguiro discuss their social enterprise Hállate, which engages teenagers in volunteer work and emphasizes the importance of support for youth development.
Activists Hang New Work at the Louvre: 'Now He Sweats'
Activists have displayed a new artwork at the Louvre, prompting discussions about the intersection of art and activism.
Work begins to convert the Helicoide into a public space "to elevate happiness"
The Venezuelan government has announced the start of renovations to convert the Helicoide, a former prison and known torture center, into a public space aimed at social and cultural development.
JHL: third strike warning
The JHL union has issued a third strike warning, planning a work stoppage in the private social services sector from March 10 to March 12, demanding wage increases.
Justice orders the return of 70% of Funpapa's employees in Belém
The court in Pará ordered that 70% of employees of the Funpapa foundation in Belém return to work to ensure essential services continue, with a penalty for non-compliance.
Johannes Hagman: Documentarian Frederick Wiseman Had an Eye for Details
The article reflects on the life and work of documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, noting his keen attention to both the absurd and the sublime aspects of humanity.
Kari Enqvist's column: Economic experts often make mistakes, but do they ever do it in an interesting way?
In his column, Kari Enqvist critiques economic experts who impose their views on ordinary people, advocating for a life of uncomplaining labor while contrasting it with their privileged lifestyles.
The road is falling apart... People say, poor quality work is being done after making a video
Villagers in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, are expressing outrage over the poor quality of road repairs, which they demonstrated by easily digging up the road by hand, a video of which has gone viral on social media.
Federal Politics: CDU Discusses Social Media Regulation and Part-Time Work
The CDU in Germany is concluding its party conference with votes on various policy proposals, including regulations for social media usage by minors.
Housed in a transit home, survivors of the BR-153 accident report uncertainty about their destination and the work they were to perform
Survivors of a bus accident involving rural workers on the BR-153 highway in Brazil are currently staying in a transit home in MarÃlia, facing uncertainties about their future destinations and job opportunities.
The bell rings, and the rat gets sugar. That's how social networks work on children
The article discusses how social media platforms create a system of rewards that encourages children to engage with them, similar to conditioning behaviors.
Less than ten a day was like a salary for Niina Strandman – in the future, many people with disabilities will not receive even that
Niina Strandman, who relied on small daily compensation for participating in work activities for people with disabilities, faces uncertainty as welfare areas in Finland, such as Central Finland, consider eliminating these compensations altogether.
What culture! The groom and bride seen serving food to staff after the wedding, Video
A video of a newlywed couple serving food to catering staff after their wedding has gone viral on social media, highlighting their simplicity and respect for hard work.
Vagus nerve stimulation to reduce stress: does it really work?
Researchers are exploring vagus nerve stimulation methods, which are gaining popularity on social media for allegedly reducing stress and anxiety.
Hello Iftar: Free Meals Delivered to Homes in Istanbul Throughout Ramadan
The Iskenderun municipality in Istanbul has launched a program called "Hello Iftar" to deliver free iftar meals to families unable to prepare food during Ramadan due to work or health conditions.
Virgo
Today's horoscope for Virgo suggests positive progress in ongoing tasks and social recognition, but warns of potential stress at work and advises caution in business and studies.
Job Search as a Graduate: Studied, Motivated, Unemployed
Many recent graduates in Germany are struggling to find work despite their qualifications and motivation, facing unexpected job losses and a challenging job market.
Camila Appel's Work Transforms the Taboo of Death into an Act of Care
Camila Appel explores the cultural taboo surrounding death in her book "Enquanto Você Está Aqui," addressing themes of aging, loss, and the inevitability of mortality through personal and social lenses.
Afraid that a reverse incentive will lead to an increase in disability beneficiaries
Vilhjálmur Birgisson expresses concerns about a potential reverse incentive causing more people to prefer receiving benefits over returning to work.
A truth in jeopardy about the risk of Alzheimer's: Could too much relationship with family and friends work against you?
A recent study suggests that strong social and familial ties may not protect against Alzheimer's as previously believed, potentially conflicting with long-held assumptions.
Former Social Democrat Liutauras Gudžinskas to become Financial Minister's advisor
Liutauras Gudžinskas, a former member of the Social Democratic Party, has accepted a position as an advisor to the Financial Minister of Lithuania while continuing his work at Vilnius University.
Do viral tricks to reduce face swelling actually work? Dermatologist analyzes three popular strategies on social media
Dermatologists analyze popular viral tricks for reducing facial swelling and conclude they only provide temporary relief and are often misunderstood.
Ice baths to de-puff the face: does Kylie Jenner's trick really work?
The article explores the effectiveness of ice baths, popularized by celebrity Kylie Jenner, in reducing facial puffiness, with insights from dermatologists.
Survey: The vast majority is still not satisfied with the Prime Minister's work
A majority of Estonian citizens remain dissatisfied with Prime Minister Kristen Michal's performance, according to a monthly survey conducted by the Institute of Social Sciences and Norstat Estonia.
Housing, aging, or the impact of AI on work: the challenges of a Catalonia where poverty is chronic
Catalonia faces persistent poverty despite positive macroeconomic growth, as highlighted in a comprehensive report by the Govern, which outlines key social challenges like housing costs, aging population, and the effects of artificial intelligence on employment.
Is it okay to say fat bitch?
The article discusses a theater piece by Line Knutzon at Teatret ved Sorte Hest in Denmark, reflecting on the unique and provocative nature of Knutzon's work.
Do viral tricks to de-puff the face work? Dermatologist analyzes three popular strategies on social media
A dermatologist evaluates the effectiveness of common viral facial de-puffing tricks found on social media, emphasizing their temporary results.
Purra Admits: The Controversial Proposal Would Almost Certainly Clash with the Constitution
Finland's Minister of Finance, Riikka Purra, acknowledges that her proposed work requirement for immigrants in order to receive social benefits likely conflicts with the Constitution.
To Facilitate the Work of Entrepreneurs and Construction - Nine Ideas for Reducing Bureaucracy
A working group in Latvia has proposed nine recommendations aimed at reducing bureaucracy in entrepreneurship and construction.
PUBLIC APPEAL ⟩ Representatives of the nursing sector to Joller: we are deeply worried
Various nursing organizations in Estonia have expressed concern to Social Minister Karmen Joller over her decision to terminate the work of the development council for nursing.
Faust's News Piece: Comfort for the People Burdened by a Heavy Life and Social Guilt
Maria Faust's latest work offers comfort to people weighed down by their difficult lives and societal guilt following the aftermath of populism and propaganda.
Support for native Finns should also be required to work, suggests the National Coalition Youth – Criticism aimed at Pura
The National Coalition Youth in Finland proposes that all able-bodied recipients of social support should be required to work in exchange for their benefits, responding to a controversial model suggested by Finance Minister Riikka Pura that applies this requirement solely to immigrants.
How behavior outside of work can affect your professional career
The article discusses how personal behavior in social settings and on social media can impact one's professional reputation.
The Youth of the National Coalition Party Wants All Benefit Recipients to Work
The National Coalition Party Youth advocates that all capable benefit recipients should be required to work for their benefits, not just immigrants.
Analysis: Is the government putting immigrants to work for free? Here’s how to read political statements as the elections approach
Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra advocates for requiring immigrants to perform unpaid work to receive social benefits, drawing criticism for downplaying the value of cleaning jobs.
A new strike warning has been issued
The Public and Welfare Sectors Union JHL has issued a new strike warning affecting work in the private social services sector from March 3 to 5.
Riikka Purra's Initiative: Immigrants in Unpaid Work in Finland
Finnish Minister Riikka Purra proposes a system requiring immigrants to engage in unpaid work tied to social security benefits.