Companies monitor their employees and have no problem with it
Employers are increasingly wiretapping their employees, and a surprisingly large number of employees have no problem with it. When asked if they would voluntarily give their company access to work-related instant messages and email text data to identify and resolve…
The EU Parliament’s new Employment Committee addresses AI in the workplace, housing and subcontracting
MEP Li Andersson (Finland/The Left) discussed the challenges and priorities of legislators in the area of employment and social policy for the next legislative period. ADVERTISING The EU needs to keep pace with the impact of AI in the workplace…
Taxes eat up income
From 2020 to the end of 2023, gross income increased by 11% and the income tax on it increased by 41%. The much-vaunted abolition of the so-called “solidarity contribution” and the reduction of social security contributions – both measures promised…
Numb members of Generation Z are unhappy at work – the “long distance” has taken over
The perfect storm of workplace trends like “quiet quitting” and “quiet vacation” has led to a radical shift in employee engagement, ushering in the “Great Unplugging.” Recent data from Gallup showed a decline in employee engagement, particularly among Millennials and…
AUD/USD holds on to gains at 0.6640 while the US dollar eases on firm bets on a Fed rate cut
AUD/USD holds gains at 0.6640 amid sluggish US dollar. The Fed appears ready to begin cutting interest rates in September. The positive employment trend in Australia is another indication that price pressures may persist. The AUD/USD pair managed to hold…
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Missouri to vote on abortion rights and sports betting on November 5
Tori Schafer, ACLU attorney and spokeswoman for Missourians for Constitutional Freedom, speaks at a press conference at the Missouri Capitol to announce the filing of signatures to put abortion rights on the Missouri ballot this year. Jack Suntrup, Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON…
Stock options in case of unfair dismissal: employee wins lawsuit
A recent stock option litigation ended with a major victory for a laid-off employee and a remarkable … (+) Court ruling on the calculation of damages claims for options. getty Stock options are potentially very valuable, especially when granted in…
Ministry of Labour suspends outdoor work after fire destroys 100 square kilometres in Attica
Due to the ongoing forest fires, the Ministry of Labor has ordered that manual outdoor work for private sector workers in northeastern Attica be suspended until Tuesday. This includes activities such as construction work, engineering work and delivery services. Employers…
Stellantis warns of over 2,000 job cuts; study: pandemic displacing jobs from cities
Stellantis warns that up to 2,450 of the 3,700 union members at a truck plant outside Detroit could be laid off. The job cuts would take place at the Stellantis Warren Truck Plant, which builds an older version of the…
