RJ servers protest at Palácio Guanabara for salary recomposition
A protest by teachers and other state employees in Rio de Janeiro demanded salary recomposition and better working conditions at Palácio Guanabara.
The Saeima will consider whether to disclose the salaries of state and municipal employees
Latvia's Saeima is set to discuss a proposal to require state and municipal institutions to publicly disclose employee salaries on their websites monthly, alongside employee names, to enhance transparency.
Mamata's Trump Card Ahead of Bengal Elections, Announces Payment of Due DA, Know When It Will Start
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has announced the payment of pending dearness allowance to state employees and pensioners, starting from March 2026, as a strategic move ahead of the assembly elections.
Branches of Ukraine's state-run postal service damaged by Russian attacks on three oblasts
Russian assaults have damaged various branches of Ukraine's state-run postal service across three regions, though all employees are safe.
Update for employees in Florida: when the minimum wage will increase in the state governed by Ron DeSantis
Florida's minimum wage is set to increase in the upcoming fall season, following state-specific regulations that allow for variations above the federal minimum wage.
Salary cuts of up to 30% for employees in Pakistan, Shahbaz's decision amidst oil crisis
Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has approved salary cuts of 5 to 30 percent for employees of state-owned companies and autonomous institutions as part of a broader cost-saving strategy.
Several State Police employees arrested for abuse of office
Multiple employees from the State Police in Latvia have been arrested this year on various charges of abuse of office, with a total of 18 arrests reported by the Internal Security Bureau.
We need fewer state employees, says Vesecká about changes to the service law
Vesecká advocates for reducing the number of state employees amid proposed changes to the service law in Czechia.
China warns state-owned enterprises and government agencies about security risks of the OpenClaw artificial intelligence software
Chinese government agencies and state-owned enterprises have warned employees not to install the OpenClaw AI software on work devices due to security concerns.
Twelve people have changed in the management of 'European Railway Lines' since the establishment of the company; subordinates have complained to the Labor Inspectorate
The Latvian state enterprise 'European Railway Lines,' responsible for the 'Rail Baltica' project, has seen twelve changes in leadership and received multiple complaints from employees.
HK Chairman: It's easy to sit in Christiansborg and say someone should be fired
The HK chairman criticizes political parties for advocating the firing of public employees in urban areas while ignoring broader welfare concerns and the integrity of state systems.
Millions seized by Hungary from Ukrainian state bank employees
Hungary's Tax Authority has confiscated approximately $115 million and gold from Ukrainian state bank employees, escalating tensions between Hungary and Ukraine amid broader geopolitical issues.
US urges citizens to urgently leave a part of Turkey
The U.S. State Department has advised non-essential government employees and their families to leave the U.S. consulate in Adana, Turkey, due to security risks.
Two abducted Benue bank workers regain freedom
Two kidnapped bank employees in Nigeria were rescued by troops during an operation in Taraba State.
Legislative Assembly approves salary increase for the governor and vice-governor of Ceará
The Legislative Assembly of Ceará approved a salary increase for Governor Elmano de Freitas and Vice-Governor Jade Romero, aligning their pay with that of state employees.
How Many Were Made to Sleep? ⟩ RMK Held a Grand Company Party and Told Employees to Keep Quiet About It
The Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK) reportedly held a lavish company party while downsizing its workforce, prompting concerns over fiscal responsibility and employee treatment.
Hungary detained employees of a Ukrainian bank. Kyiv speaks of state terrorism
Hungary has detained employees of a Ukrainian bank, leading Kyiv to accuse Budapest of state terrorism.
Ukrainian minister accuses Hungary of taking seven bank employees hostage
Ukrainian officials report that Hungary has detained seven employees of the state-owned Oschadbank, claiming they were taken hostage while transporting cash and gold between Austria and Ukraine.
'Taking hostages and stealing money' — Sybiha says Hungary detained Ukrainian banks employees with cash shipments
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha accused Hungary of holding seven employees from a state-owned bank hostage after they were detained while transporting cash shipments through the country.
Comer claims whistleblowers warned Walz for years about Minnesota fraud and were told to 'stand down'
Rep. James Comer alleges that Minnesota officials ignored warnings from state employees about fraud in welfare programs, suggesting retaliation against whistleblowers.
Thousands of public employees lost parts of their service pension. Why was the case shelved?
Thousands of former public employees in Norway allege that the state has committed pension fraud, leading to a complaint and subsequent investigation that was shelved by the police.
South Sudan: Doctors Without Borders Still Without News of 26 of Its Collaborators
Doctors Without Borders is still out of contact with 26 of its employees in South Sudan's Jonglei state amid escalating violence between rival factions.
Railways buys the train division of Firema. The calm returns after the crisis for the 400 employees
The Italian State Railways have acquired the train division of Firema to enhance capabilities in railway vehicle production and secure jobs for its employees.
Justice dismisses 9 employees after the removal of a judge suspected of selling sentences in MT
Nine employees were dismissed from the Mato Grosso State Court following the removal of Judge Dirceu dos Santos due to allegations of selling judicial rulings.
State employees will receive discounts of up to 15% at restaurants and snack bars
The state government of Piauí is offering discounts of 10% to 15% at participating restaurants for public servants to promote local commerce.
State government in Australia will guarantee by law two days of remote work per week
Victoria's state government in Australia is set to pass a law requiring major employers to allow employees to work remotely for two days a week.
US allows non-essential personnel to leave Cyprus
The US State Department has permitted non-essential government employees and their families to leave Cyprus due to security risks.
Breaking: The US State Department raises travel warning level to level three for Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE
The US State Department has elevated the travel warning level for Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE due to security risks, advising non-essential government employees and their families to leave Saudi Arabia.
U.S. State Department orders less essential employees to leave Bahrain, Jordan, and Iraq
The U.S. State Department has ordered all non-essential personnel and their families to leave Bahrain, Jordan, and Iraq due to escalating tensions in the region following a large-scale offensive against Iran.
USA evacuates embassy staff from several countries in the Middle East
The U.S. State Department is evacuating non-essential employees and their families from countries in the Middle East, including Bahrain, Iraq, and Jordan, due to security concerns highlighted by drone attacks on the U.S. embassy in Riyadh.
26 Médecins Sans Frontières employees missing in South Sudan
Twenty-six Médecins Sans Frontières staff members remain unaccounted for following recent violence in South Sudan, particularly in the Jonglei state region.
Jenni and Sari Working at Alko Reveal Their Salaries – "The Job Can Be Mentally Very Heavy"
Two employees share insights into their emotional experiences and salaries at Alko, Finland's state-owned alcoholic beverage retailer.
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.
Layoffs at the State Data Agency: 57 Employees Will Lost Their Jobs
57 employees are set to be laid off as part of a restructuring at the State Data Agency in Lithuania.
Ceará employees will receive a 5% salary increase and increased food allowance, announces Elmano
Ceará Governor Elmano de Freitas announces a 5% salary increase and an increase in food allowances for state employees.
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.
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.
Government announces a 5.6% raise for Piauí state employees; project will be sent to Alepi
The government of Piauí announced a 5.6% salary adjustment for state employees, effective from May, set to be legislated by the state legislative assembly.
From one million to 70 thousand pesos per month: Senate seeks cap on 'golden pensions'; debate ahead
The Mexican Senate is set to discuss capping 'golden pensions' for former employees of state-owned enterprises, potentially reducing them to 70,000 pesos per month.
LG autonomy: Ogun workers set fresh ultimatum
Ogun workers have issued a new ultimatum to the governor, demanding action on local government autonomy and operational conditions of the councils.
The 35-hour workweek will be implemented in the state administration starting in March
The Spanish government plans to implement a 35-hour work week for state administration employees beginning in March, excluding prison staff, which unions are demanding to include.
The Government will deduct the payment of the day from state employees who adhere to the CGT strike
The Argentine government plans to deduct pay from state employees participating in a strike called by CGT on the day a labor reform is debated.
Ogun LG workers give Abiodun seven-day ultimatum over autonomy, others
Local government workers in Ogun State have given Governor Dapo Abiodun a seven-day ultimatum to address demands for local government autonomy and other issues or face industrial action.
Ondo poly workers protest non-payment of N73,000 minimum wage
Workers at Rufus Giwa Polytechnic in Ondo State protested against the non-implementation of the new minimum wage, claiming they're being unfairly paid compared to other state employees.
Goodbye to in-person work: the new law in the U.S. that would make home office permanent for these employees
A bipartisan coalition in California has proposed a bill to make remote work permanent for certain state employees, countering a mandate for their return to the office.
Council of State: 13th and 14th salaries will not be returned to public employees
The Greek Council of State has rejected a case regarding the reinstatement of 13th and 14th salaries for public employees, concluding that their absence does not constitute discrimination or violate the Constitution.
Kvinfo: The child's third sick day is a step forward for families but could be a setback for equality
The new agreement for state employees in Denmark permits parents to stay home with their sick children for paid leave on the child's third sick day, highlighting both progress for families and potential challenges for gender equality.
Companies competing for millions in school contracts in RJ share the same employees and bosses, investigation indicates
An investigation reveals that companies vying for large construction contracts in Rio de Janeiro's state schools share personnel and leadership, indicating potential collusion.
Ceará grants a holiday to public servants during the 2026 carnival, announces governor
The governor of Ceará, Elmano de Freitas, announced that state employees will have a holiday during the 2026 carnival.
Post Office has failed to pay R$ 3.7 billion to suppliers, employees, and taxes
Brazil's Post Office has accumulated R$ 3.7 billion in unpaid obligations to suppliers, pension funds, employee health plans, and federal taxes due to ongoing financial crises.