The Press Radicalized Finns Over a Hundred Years Ago – An Author Specialized in Workers' Newspapers Sees a Link to the Social Media Era
Pertti Rajala explores the role of media during Finland's 1918 civil war and its connection to contemporary social media in his upcoming book.
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.
It is #FAKE that BYD hired 10,000 Chinese to form a 'city' in Bahia
A report claims that the Chinese company BYD has not hired 10,000 workers from China for its factory in Camaçari, Bahia, contradicting recent social media posts.
Crisis in public transport: preventive measure prevents Ricco from removing bus fleet from Acre
A Brazilian labor court has prevented Ricco Transportes e Turismo from removing its bus fleet from Acre without judicial authorization, amidst concerns over unpaid wages and social security contributions affecting over 450 workers.
The Justice Upheld the Dismissal of an Employee Who Called Ikea a Slave Driver and 'Shit' on Social Media
The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid upheld the disciplinary dismissal of an Ikea employee who insulted the company on social media, referring to it as 'shit' and its workers as 'slaves.'
Ignorance
This article discusses the economic statistics of Mexican workers in the United States, highlighting challenges in comparing income with those registered in Mexico's social security system.
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.
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.
What did the PT do to take Brazil out of the trash? Nothing
The article criticizes the Brazilian Workers' Party (PT) for failing to enact significant changes during its years in power, suggesting that programs like Bolsa Família have been manipulated for political gain rather than for genuine social improvement.
Weekly News Filter: The Younger Fico Would Never Have Said This About Social Workers
Andrej Danko criticizes Robert Fico's handling of social policy and governance, indicating that Fico's approach aligns with oligarchic interests rather than the welfare of citizens.
The family in the woods, social workers against the children's advocate: "She has put us in the pillory"
A dispute arises between social workers and the children's advocate regarding the treatment of a family in a challenging situation.
Low-income workers may receive a pension nearly equal to that of someone who has never worked a day
A low-income worker can receive a pension that is almost on par with that of an individual who has never worked.
How to apply for unemployment benefits at ANSeS if you lose your job
The article provides detailed information on how to apply for unemployment benefits in Argentina through ANSeS for workers who have lost their jobs involuntarily.
In Comoros, social conflict continues at El-Maarouf hospital in Moroni
In Comoros, a labor strike over salary conditions is ongoing at El-Maarouf hospital, inciting tensions between hospital management and contract workers.
Justice will decide how unemployed workers prove their right to INSS benefits; understand
The Superior Court of Justice in Brazil is set to rule on how unemployed workers can demonstrate entitlement to social security benefits without having made recent contributions.
Eating at Work: A New Study Revealed an Alarming Fact
A new study from the Observatorio de la Deuda Social Argentina highlights alarming food insecurity among Argentine workers, with many sacrificing meal quality due to lack of resources.
Holstein on immigration proposal: 'Mette Frederiksen reminds us that she is a super hardliner'
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen unveiled a new immigration proposal containing 18 measures aimed at tightening citizenship rules and addressing violence against healthcare workers.
In the Raseiniai District, a drunken woman pushed and insulted social workers
A drunken woman in Raseiniai attacked and insulted social workers during a home visit, leading to police involvement and an investigation.
Chart of the Day: Ukrainian Workers Contribute More to the Economy than They Cost. They Make Up 2.5 Percent of the Population in Slovakia
Ukrainian workers, who constitute 2.5% of Slovakia's population, significantly contribute to the economy, generating over 600 million euros in taxes and social contributions annually.
Almost 8000 people sign against the reduction of overtime pay in two days
In just two days, nearly 8000 people have signed a petition to stop proposed changes to overtime and holiday pay in Latvia.
Salvation for the Czech economy. Without foreigners, healthcare and social services would collapse
The article highlights the critical role of foreign workers in the Czech Republic's economy, particularly in manual labor sectors such as hospitality and healthcare.
Ministries are making a law that changes nothing in Estonia
Estonian ministries are drafting two new laws affecting platform workers, but significant changes seem unlikely as companies may circumvent potential requirements.
Max Hjelm: 87 healthcare workers raise alarms about healthcare – the government asks AI if they are right
87 healthcare workers in Malmö have raised concerns about declining maternity care, while the government seeks input from AI on the validity of these claims.
Man arrested for assaulting ex-partner, kidnapping son, stabbing ex-mother-in-law, and threatening guardians
A man was arrested in Brazil for multiple offenses including assaulting his ex-wife, kidnapping their child, injuring his ex-mother-in-law, and threatening social workers.
Overview: Understand the Social Democrats' new pension proposal
The Social Democrats in Denmark have proposed a reduction in the retirement age, allowing younger workers to retire earlier than previously planned.
Bachelet's shocking post: offended 'healthcare workers'
Giovanni Bachelet faced backlash for a social media post featuring healthcare workers amid a contentious referendum campaign in Italy.
JDU MLC Sanjay Gandhi Faces Anger from Party Workers, Watch the Full Ruckus
Party workers expressed their anger towards JDU MLC Sanjay Gandhi outside the CM house in Patna following a social media post by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar regarding upcoming Rajya Sabha elections.
Social Democrats to Lock Retirement Age for Arne Pension at 66
The Social Democrats in Denmark propose to set the retirement age for the Arne pension at 66, allowing for an earlier retirement option for workers.
Vesna Prekopic: The Media Makes People Afraid of Social Services
Vesna Prekopic argues that media coverage of social services taking children from families undermines the ability of social workers to help other children.
Díaz meets this Thursday with business and union leaders to design a social shield against the escalating conflict
Yolanda Díaz is convening social agents in Spain to discuss protective measures for workers and companies in light of the escalating military conflict in the Middle East.
Social workers: No one can be forced to accept help
Social workers emphasize that individuals cannot be compelled to receive state assistance, despite ongoing efforts to offer shelter and food to those in need.
According to social workers, some 'street dogs' refuse help
Social workers in Estonia report that a group of homeless individuals known as 'street dogs' are declining available assistance despite the services offered.
Three former workers of a migrant minor center detained in Tenerife by Quorum Social 77
Three former employees of a migrant youth center in Tenerife have been detained amid an ongoing investigation into allegations of violence, hate crimes, and threats.
Confectionary Industries: Increases Over 20% with New Collective Labor Agreement
A new collective labor agreement has been signed that secures over 20% wage increases for workers in Greece's confectionary industry.
Iran, Paolo Capone, leader of UGL: “The economic impact of the conflict is worrying. Prevent repercussions on rising prices and employment”
Paolo Capone, leader of Italy's UGL, expresses deep concern over the economic and social impacts of the US and Israeli military actions against Iran, urging preventive measures to protect families and workers.
Agreement on collective agreement in the regional area reached
A new three-year collective agreement for employees in Denmark's five regions has been reached, affecting around 90,000 full-time workers.
Architect who recorded street cleaner in the rain says he was 'disappointed' by the warning issued to the worker by the city hall
Architect Tom Reis expressed disappointment after a street cleaner received a warning from the city for working in heavy rain, which was recorded and shared on social media.
Several Sentenced to Prison in Violent LVU Case
Several individuals, including a mother, have been sentenced for their involvement in the kidnapping of children from care and threats made against social workers and politicians in Huddinge, Sweden.
Discussion on Development with ASHA Workers in Sambalpur
A discussion is taking place in Sambalpur regarding the social and economic development involving hundreds of ASHA workers active in the area under a government scheme.
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.
Video of street cleaner working in heavy rain in TO causes commotion on social media
A video featuring a street cleaner in Palmas collecting trash during heavy rain has gone viral, highlighting the challenging conditions faced by urban workers.
Agreement Reached in Private Social Services Sector Negotiations: Strikes Canceled
A negotiation result has been reached in Finland's private social services sector, leading to the cancellation of planned strikes.
Japan is a harsh country for low-income workers: The reality depicted by the 'Wong Curve' - Is the burden equitable?
A new national discussion in Japan centers around taxation and social insurance burdens on low-income workers, highlighted by the 'Wong Curve.'
Mansukh Mandaviya attended the ESIC Foundation Day
Mansukh Mandaviya attended the 75th foundation day of the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), where he emphasized the importance of the new labor code for enhancing workers' rights and social welfare schemes.
Welfare Minister: Expanding housing benefits will increase the workload of social service workers
The Latvian government plans to expand housing benefits, which could increase the number of recipients and the workload for social service workers.
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.
"We are working with people who have experienced significant trauma"
The article discusses the findings of a survey revealing high levels of verbal abuse faced by social workers in Iceland and calls for enhanced support and workplace safety measures for these professionals.
The Abuse of Social Workers During Training and the Success of Integrated Care
A social worker recounts the absurdity of being forced to perform menial tasks instead of gaining relevant experience during training, highlighting issues within South Korea's social welfare system.
Peruvians gain presence in the Spanish labor market: 'Wherever you go, there is a restaurant'
Peruvian workers are increasingly visible in Spain's labor market, particularly in the hospitality sector, with membership in the Social Security system reaching 100,000.
Children of social workers threatened and targeted at their homes
Social workers in Iceland face threats to their children and homes amidst rising tensions in their profession.