EU Employers Must Disclose Salary Range Before Job Interviews Under New Rules

Hungary’s labour market still flashing strength

CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: Employment rose more than expected in May, but we see this as a temporary uptick rather than a structural shift, with many firms still hoarding labour

No salary since Nov 2022: Employee wins in HC

No salary since Nov 2022: Employee wins in HC

At 11 percent, the EU’s gender pay gap is nothing less than economic violence against women

In 2026, a woman worker in average working in the EU still earns 11.1 percent less her male counterpart. Not because she works less, or contributes less, but because the system has been carefully designed to keep her in the dark about it.

Employment Report: 57K Jobs Added In June, Lower Than Expected

Employment Report: 57K Jobs Added In June, Lower Than Expected

Germany’s labour market dilemma: Rising unemployment despite vacancies

Germany’s labour market dilemma: Rising unemployment despite vacancies

Labor's 'skilled migration' program exposed as family visa pipeline

Sky News host James Morrow says new figures show only a fraction of permanent skilled visas are actually going to skilled workers. “Labor is in a bit of hot water after fresh data revealed Australia's migration program is actually propped up by family members and not the skilled migrants our workforce needs,” Mr Morrow said. “The Institute of Public Affairs has done great analysis of Department of Home Affairs data from 2024-25 … and found that of the 132,148 permanent skilled visas granted over a 12-month period, only about 33 per cent actually went to someone approved as skilled. “Shouldn’t we be focusing more on training Australians to get jobs rather than just simply looking overseas?”

Dutch workplaces not ready for rising heat, labor union warns

Dutch workplaces are not prepared for increasingly hot summers, labor union CNV said after surveying 1,500 workers who must be physically present at their jobs.

Israeli employment rates dropped in May, Central Bureau of Statistics labor force survey reveals

According to the CBS Labor Force Survey Data for May 2026, a total of 4,469,000 Israelis were considered in the workforce (61.6), of whom 126,500 (2.8) were unemployed.

Skilled worker numbers fall sharply as immigration drops: CBS

The number of highly skilled workers coming to the Netherlands from outside the EU has almost halved in three years,...

Do it Best announces hardware wholesaler’s move out of Illinois – WANE (Ft. Wayne, IN)

The impact on employees, and how many jobs this move to Indiana could create, has not been confirmed.

Immigration to Netherlands declines for third straight year, statistics show

Lower numbers of asylum seekers, non-EU skilled workers account for most of decline

BBC staff face real-terms wage cut as 'bleak' pay proposal revealed

BBC staff face real-terms wage cut as 'bleak' pay proposal revealed

Johor polls: EC urges employers to give workers reasonable time to vote

JOHOR BAHRU, July 10 — The Election Commission (EC) has urged employers to grant a reasonable period for employees...

Viral Buc-ee’s Hiring Sign Lists General Manager Salaries of Up to $275,000: “No Experience Necessary”

A viral video of a Buc-ee’s hiring sign is generating discussion after showing positions with salaries of up to 275,000. In a clip making the rounds online, a woman can be seen visiting a Buc-ee’s location and panning her camera toward a sign outside the store that breaks down the pay the company offers for Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post Viral Buc-ee’s Hiring Sign Lists General Manager Salaries of Up to 275,000: “No Experience Necessary” appeared first on The Daily Dot.

SAS eliminates hundreds of positions across the company, spokesperson says

The company said the job cuts were “targeted changes” and that affected employees would be allowed to apply for other open positions or “take advantage of transition.”

UK sets new date employers risk jail for hiring illegal workers from Ghana and other countries

The UK will fine employers hiring illegal workers up to £60,000 and impose prison terms, effective 1 October 2026, targeting food delivery and construction sectors.

Working hours extended: Cafés in Bosnia and Herzegovina to stay open until dawn for match against the U.S.

The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has recommended that employers adjust work schedules on July 2 due to the national football team's FIFA World Cup match against the United States, which kicks off at 2:00 a.m. local time.

Combler les écarts : les inégalités salariales entre les genres au Canada atlantique

KJIPUKTUK/HALIFAX—Un nouveau rapport du Centre canadien de politiques alternatives révèle que les provinces de l’Atlantique présentent certains des écarts salariaux entre les genres les plus faibles et les plus grands au pays. Ce rapport présente également les écarts par secteur, industrie, profession et statut syndical, ainsi que selon des indicateurs démographiques clés, notamment le statut The post Combler les écarts : les inégalités salariales entre les genres au Canada atlantique appeared first on CCPA.

Europe’s Largest Unions Demand Right to Cancel Work on Days Above 30C

Unions across Europe are calling on governments to introduce legislation to safeguard workers from rising temperatures, after western Europe recorded its hottest June on record. Three of Europe’s largest trade unions, representing 12.6m people in 40 countries, have urged the European Commission to include heat-protection measures for workers in a new law. The unions want []

Lucy Gay: The culprit behind Gen Z’s bleak job market isn’t AI. It’s Zoom calls

Employers are reluctant to hire inexperienced workers for remote positions

US employers told to fire foreign workers who are on the way to lose Temporary Protected Status

US employers told to fire foreign workers who are on the way to lose Temporary Protected Status

A New Pay Transparency Law Forced a Company to Post Salary Ranges. Then the Entire Staff Realized They Were Severely Underpaid.

The transparency law did the heavy lifting, now it's the employees' move. The post A New Pay Transparency Law Forced a Company to Post Salary Ranges. Then the Entire Staff Realized They Were Severely Underpaid. appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Kelayakan tinggi bukan lagi jaminan kekal pekerjaan

SINGAPURA: Peralihan dalam trend pemberhentian pekerja menunjukkan bahawa tanggapan tradisi bahawa kelayakan akademik yang lebih tinggi dan pengisian jawatan senior mampu menjamin keselamatan kerjaya, kini mungkin tidak lagi terpakai dalam landskap pekerjaan yang semakin berkembang. Data pemberhentian pekerja sebenarnya menunjukkan konsistensi dari semasa ke semasa di mana golongan pekerja yang berpendidikan tinggi, berkemahiran tinggi serta ... Read more The post Kelayakan tinggi bukan lagi jaminan kekal pekerjaan appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

A Rs 1 Crore Minimum: Anthropic Shells Out Big Even For Lowest-Paid H-1B AI Talent

US visa filings reveal Anthropic's lowest-paid H-1B hires earn over Rs 1 crore in base salary, with top technical staff drawing as much as Rs 13 crore.

Most US multinationals plan Irish employment increase

A survey of members of the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland has found that 90 of respondents plan to increase or maintain employment numbers in Ireland over the next year.

'EU inc.': Fears new pan-European company status threatens workers' rights

The EU's plan to make it easier to launch businesses across Europe is drawing criticism from unions and lawmakers who warn it could weaken workers' rights.

Minimum Wage Fail

Minimum Wage Fail

South African employers face scrutiny over alleged unfair dismissals of migrant workers

South African employers face scrutiny over alleged unfair dismissals of migrant workers

Rich, educated Americans are suddenly the most scared about losing their jobs

White-collar workers are anxious about job security. But their concern is outrunning the actual pace of layoffs

New study finds DEI policies widespread in Canadian corporations but quotas rare

A new study examining hiring practices at some of Canada's largest publicly traded companies concludes that while diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies have become deeply embedded in corporate culture, evidence of explicit discriminatory hiring remains relatively rare.

All you need to know about work rules as Ireland heatwave on the way

Temperatures could reach highs of more than 30C over the coming days

Singapore’s migrant worker wage saga spotlights potential loopholes

A labour saga in Singapore involving migrant workers going unpaid for months after a contractor fled the country has raised questions about wage policies for unskilled staff, even as authorities respond with the speed and efficiency emblematic of the city state. Last week, hundreds of migrant workers in services such as air-conditioning, plumbing and construction showed up at the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) building in a rare labour confrontation in the city state. On Sunday, Minister of State...

Employers add just 57,000 jobs in June; Far below expectations...

Employers add just 57,000 jobs in June; Far below expectations... (First column, 4th story, link) Related stories:Beef prices stay red-hot for summer cookouts...

My boss won’t let me work from home the day after World Cup games – I’m furious

One worker needs to decide wether his priority is the World Cup or being employed

Healthcare staff ‘slept on trolleys’ while trapped in hospital during Belfast race riots

Some staff were diverted to work at Royal Victoria Hospital amid safety concerns over north Belfast disorder

Relatively low wage earning deductions

Wage earners in Greece, along with those in Cyprus, have the lowest share of gross earnings allocated to taxes and other deductions among European Union member-states, according to Eurostat data.

Could Labour be about to ban X?

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