Wille Rydman: 'A Fanatical Mongrel'
Finnish Minister Wille Rydman criticizes the goal of 45,000 work-based immigrants set by the Confederation of Finnish Industries, suggesting it promotes exploitation and long-term issues for society.
EK criticizes the current government's immigration policy - presents 72 ways to increase immigration in the next government term
The Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK) has criticized Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's government's approach to immigration and is advocating for significant reforms to increase work-related immigration in Finland.
EK wants to abolish home care support and remove availability consideration
The Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK) proposes measures to facilitate work-related immigration to Finland due to declining birth rates and workforce availability concerns.
Santander made the largest job cuts in over 20 years in 2025
Santander bank executed the biggest workforce reduction in over two decades, decreasing its staff by 4% in 2025.
Companies Adjust Employment Plans to AI Implementations
Companies in Poland are increasingly adjusting their employment strategies in response to automation and AI advancements.
The Disappearing Code Words from the Chinese Restaurant Chain
The unique coded language once used in Osaka's Chinese restaurant chain, Osho, is fading away as a new workforce predominated by foreign employees integrates.
Fresh report: Finland needs to triple the number of immigrants
A recent report suggests that Finland should nearly triple its immigration levels to ensure an adequate workforce for the future.
The Government advances with another reduction of public employment and aims for a total reduction of 10% by 2026
The Argentine government is set to implement another round of public sector job cuts, targeting a total reduction of 10% of the national administration workforce by 2026.
AI Will Not Be Able to Do It: Latin America Will Need 14 Million Caregivers for the Elderly by 2050
By 2050, Latin America will need around 14 million certified caregivers to support its aging population, a demand that artificial intelligence is unlikely to meet, according to a report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
Agriculture in Europe is Aging, Young People Are Not Interested
The article discusses the declining interest of young people in pursuing careers in agriculture across Europe.
No field is "safe" from artificial intelligence – this is how to cope with it
The impact of artificial intelligence is increasingly evident in traditional white-collar professions, leading to significant workforce reductions in companies like Nordea.
Young people with Down syndrome share what work life is like: 'I really love it'
Gabriel and Ana Carolina, two young adults with Down syndrome, share their experiences in the workforce, emphasizing the importance of job opportunities and financial independence.
A company lays off 252 employees in California and bets on AI: most worked from home
Atlassian, a tech company, has announced the layoff of 252 employees in California as part of a global reduction in workforce to invest in artificial intelligence.
Women's inclusion in cybersecurity is a social and strategic issue
The article discusses the slow progress of women's inclusion in the cybersecurity workforce, highlighting the historical male dominance in the field and the changing nature of cybersecurity.
CBS News to lay off six percent of its employees
CBS News is laying off six percent of its workforce and is closing its CBS News Radio division, which has been operational for nearly a century.
Taken over by Bari Weiss, CBS News launches a wave of layoffs within its editorial staff
CBS News is implementing layoffs affecting 6% of its workforce as part of a strategy to adopt a more neutral editorial line and enhance its streaming services under the new leadership of Bari Weiss.
CBS News announces layoffs, bosses acknowledge 'difficult day' as dozens of staffers expected to be impacted
CBS News is set to lay off approximately 6% of its workforce as part of a restructuring to adapt to the changing news landscape.
Market Schwaben: Little clarification on the wave of resignations in the town hall
The Market Schwaben town council discussed the significant staff turnover in the administration, particularly under Mayor Walentina Dahms, revealing that nearly half of the workforce has left in three years, predominantly through voluntary resignations.
Here is everything you need to know about the perhaps most important topic of the election
The article discusses the significant issue of pension reform in Denmark's upcoming election campaign, highlighting its impact on the economy and public workforce.
A researcher warns about the 'silent crisis': are we ready to care for Lithuania's rapidly aging population?
A Lithuanian researcher highlights the impending challenges posed by the aging population, predicting a significant increase in the number of seniors reliant on a declining workforce by 2040.
Bureau Veritas Italy accelerates the growth of revenues and employment
Bureau Veritas Italy reported significant growth in revenues and employment, doubling sales since 2020 and increasing its workforce by 25%.
Major British bank to replace human workers with AI – Bloomberg
HSBC is considering up to 20,000 job cuts as it aims to integrate AI into its operations, which could affect around 10% of its workforce.
Pensions: New wave of retirements in January, the figures from "Atlas"
In January 2025, there was a significant increase in retirement applications in Greece, with 18,636 submissions reported, marking a 17% rise from the previous year.
QualificaDF Mobile opens 1,200 vacancies for professional training this Thursday; see details
The QualificaDF Mobile initiative in Brazil has opened 1,266 free professional training positions, aimed at enhancing workforce skills in various regions of the Federal District.
Apprenticeship – when professions are learned at the workplace
Apprenticeships in Lithuania are increasingly being emphasized as a means to better connect vocational training with market needs and to aid students' transition into the workforce.
Bullying and Discrimination: When Age Differences Lead to Conflicts
The article discusses the challenges and advantages of having a multi-generational workforce in companies, emphasizing the importance for employers to recognize and manage potential conflicts arising from age disparities.
"Lidl" is looking for employees for a special position: offering not only a competitive salary but also a substantial monthly bonus
Lidl is seeking mobile employees who will work across different store locations, offering competitive pay and additional monthly bonuses.
"Wage Increases Are Not Costs but Investments" - Full Responses Continue in Spring Labor Offensive Amid Workforce Shortage
Japanese labor unions received full responses to their wage increase demands from major companies during the Spring Labor Offensive, reflecting ongoing concerns over rising prices and labor shortages.
Uncertainty Grows at the SMN Due to a Plan That Could Reduce Its Staff by 30%
There is growing uncertainty within Argentina's National Meteorological Service (SMN) as a government plan proposes a 30% reduction in its workforce under the guise of technological modernization.
The Government eliminates a social plan, announced that it will pay the last installment in April and then there will be vouchers
The Argentine government has announced the termination of the Volver al Trabajo program effective April, replacing cash payments with vouchers for vocational training.
Bentley to cut 275 jobs over tough auto slowdown
Bentley plans to cut 275 jobs, approximately six percent of its workforce, due to challenging market conditions and the transition to electric vehicles.
Let the youth in
Employers offering summer jobs to youth not only allow them to earn money but also invest in future workforce needs.
Significant Changes at Nordea – Affecting up to 1,500 Employees
Nordea is initiating restructuring aimed at altering its workforce, which will affect approximately 1,500 employees between 2026 and 2027.
Nordea cuts 1500 positions
Nordea is planning to cut 1500 jobs internationally, affecting its workforce in Norway as part of a restructuring effort.
Nordea plans significant workforce reductions, partly due to artificial intelligence
Nordea is preparing to cut approximately 1,500 jobs across its organization to achieve at least €600 million in annual cost savings by 2030, citing technological advancements and artificial intelligence as key reasons for the layoffs.
Nordea: 600 Million Euros in Savings – Workforce to Decrease, Program Affects 1,500 People
Nordea announces plans to reduce its workforce by affecting 1,500 employees as part of a cost-saving initiative aimed at achieving savings of at least 600 million euros by 2030.
Nordea to reduce 1,500 employees
Nordea plans to reduce its workforce by 1,500 employees as part of a restructuring initiative to implement its 2030 strategy and improve efficiency.
50,000 new caregivers needed for elder care by 2030
A report from Socialstyrelsen indicates that Sweden's elderly care sector will require 50,000 additional caregivers by 2030, amidst increasing sickness rates among current staff.
PDV: why companies offer money for employees to leave work
The article discusses voluntary dismissal programs (PDVs) offered by companies as a strategy for workforce reduction and operational restructuring.
Finland now wants certain types of workers - see if you belong to the most sought-after group
Employers in Finland are seeking a different type of workforce than what is currently available, as young job seekers have unrealistic expectations of the labor market.
Fuel crisis forces gold miner to send two-thirds of workers home
A fuel crisis linked to the Middle East conflict has compelled Blue Cap Mining to suspend operations and send two-thirds of its workforce home in Western Australia.
The Glass Ceiling of the 21st Century: The Gender Gap in the Digital Economy
The article discusses the impact of digital transformation on gender inequality in the workforce across Ibero-America.
Nigeria losing health workers to 'japa' crisis, minister tells global summit
Nigeria is experiencing a significant crisis in its healthcare sector due to the mass migration of health workers, as highlighted by Minister Iziaq Salako at a global health summit in the UK.
The gamble of trust in the era of AI
In a rapidly changing business environment driven by technology, the focus is on how businesses and workers will adapt to the uncertainties of artificial intelligence.
Acre will receive over R$ 6 million in salary bonuses for those born in February; find out more
Workers in Acre, Brazil, born in February will start receiving a salary bonus from the 2026 calendar, amounting to over R$ 6.1 million.
Meta could lay off 20% of its workforce to offset its AI spending
Meta is reportedly considering laying off 20% of its staff to cope with significant spending on artificial intelligence.
Business Ticker: Meta plans to lay off more than 20 percent of the workforce
Meta intends to reduce its workforce by over 20 percent to offset expensive investments in AI infrastructure and enhance efficiency through AI-supported employees.
We have hit the ceiling, there will be no more drivers, says CEO of Czech Toyota
The CEO of Toyota Czech Republic has announced that they have reached their limit for the number of drivers and will not be hiring more.
Plans to cut NHS international workforce appear overambitious, say MPs
UK MPs have criticized government plans to significantly reduce the NHS's reliance on international staff, citing the health service's financial benefits from overseas recruitment.
The workforce at Lapland's mines is rapidly decreasing – the situation seems worst in Sodankylä
Lapland's mining sector faces significant job losses, particularly affecting the town of Sodankylä, with hundreds of workers at risk of layoffs.