Letter to the Editor. Abolish the waiting day – an insult to us in care and welfare
A healthcare worker argues that the current waiting day policy financially penalizes staff for minor injuries, urging its abolition.
Article 44 revived internal conflicts and the upcoming discussion in City and Province
The controversial Article 44 of the Labor Reform sparked tensions within Argentine politics, particularly with its amendments regarding worker benefits during illnesses or accidents.
'Wolf in sheep's clothing' council worker stole nearly £900k for 'luxury lifestyle'
A council worker in Bolton has been sentenced for embezzling nearly £900,000 from vulnerable benefit claimants to fund a lavish lifestyle.
N. Kerameos: The National Social Agreement provides the opportunity for salary and benefit increases
The National Social Agreement in Greece allows for easier collective labor agreements, potentially leading to increased wages and benefits for employees.
Food allowance and meal: understand the new rules already in effect
The new rules of the Food Worker Program in Brazil aim to standardize practices and reduce abuses while ensuring food benefits are exclusively used for food-related expenses.
"I have raised my desk so I stand by my computer. Then he suddenly says: I can see you, and I have a gun"
The article discusses the rising threats and violence faced by officials checking citizens' social benefits, highlighting a specific incident where a worker received a chilling message from a citizen.
The Job Market in Transformation - The Subject #1654
Businesses are restructuring job offers to attract and retain workers in a heated market with record low unemployment, incorporating broader benefits and flexible work schedules.