UNICEF, in collaboration with the Romanian Labor Ministry, has launched an e-Learning HUB designed to provide professional development and training for individuals working in social assistance.
Czech Minister of Labor Aleš Juchelka announced that only 500 out of 380,000 'super-benefit' recalculations remain, primarily in individual cases where documentation is missing.
Atsushi Takabayashi, a 39-year-old official from Japan's labor ministry, has been convicted by the Tokyo District Court on charges of stalking and trespassing.
A draft from the German Labor Ministry proposes stricter working time regulations, moving from daily to weekly limits, causing anger among employers and potentially jeopardizing the Union and SPD's planned flexible working time reforms.
An opinion piece suggests that German trade unions should rethink their resistance to reforms, arguing that their close ties to the SPD and influence on the Labor Ministry are blocking necessary changes and harming Germany's economic prosperity.
The Greek Labor Ministry has initiated a campaign in London aimed at attracting skilled members of the Greek diaspora to return and contribute to the national workforce.
Brazil's labor ministry has added Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD to a registry of employers found to have subjected workers to conditions analogous to slavery, limiting its access to state financing and increasing reputational risks.
Spain's Ministry of Labor plans to proceed with the new mandatory time registration system, incorporating only minor changes despite recommendations from the Council of State and economic reports.
President Lee Jae Myung rejected the Samsung Electronics labor union’s claim that the company’s decision to build a semiconductor plant in Gwangju should be subject to a labor dispute. He directed the Labor Ministry to clearly define the boundaries of such disputes.
Romania's Ministry of Labor clarified the one-million-lei fine issued by the Territorial Labor Inspectorate to the association founded by Viorel Paşca, in connection with illegal nursing homes.
The payment of the 14th pension in Poland will take place in September, similar to last year, as announced in the government's work schedule by the labor ministry.
Greek Minister of Labor, Niki Kerameus, presented the ten most significant milestones achieved during her two-year tenure at the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
The Greek Minister of Labor and Social Security, Niki Kerameus, held a meeting with representatives of national social partners to discuss the issue of equal pay for men and women.
The Ministry of Labor has publicly criticized PASOK's proposal for reduced working hours, labeling it as populist. This statement highlights a political disagreement over labor policy.
Anna Efthymiou stated that workplace well-being has become a strategic priority for the Ministry of Labor, highlighted during discussions at the 11th Delphi Economic Forum.
Slovakia's Labor Ministry claims a record and growing number of job vacancies, but other data indicates a two-year decline, suggesting the ministry's figures might be inflated by foreign workers.
Spain's Ministry of Labor plans to move forward with its time registration decree, despite a setback from the Council of State, with Prime Minister Sánchez expected to approve it to uphold the government agreement.
A survey by Japan's labor ministry revealed that one in 10 Japanese workers desire longer work hours, while 30% wish to reduce theirs, and nearly 60% are content with their current work schedule.
Poland's Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy is not currently planning changes to work schedule regulations but awaits the completion of a pilot program for a shortened work week to evaluate current rules.
Spain's Ministry of Labor is proposing that companies be required to explain how they set salaries and determine increases, initiating the transposition of a European directive on pay transparency aimed at eliminating the gender pay gap.
The Greek government is facing criticism for allegedly eroding labor rights and impoverishing workers, as highlighted during a discussion on a new labor ministry bill.
The Ministry of Employment and Labor in South Korea is recruiting 'Foreign Resident Human Rights Leaders' to prevent human rights violations in workplaces and enhance protection for foreign workers.
New EU legislation will require employers to implement pay transparency systems by the end of July, allowing employees to know colleagues' salaries. Companies with over 100 employees will also need to submit reports on remuneration to the labor ministry, addressing the 11% average gender pay gap in the EU.
Russia's Labor Ministry has expanded the list of professions eligible for alternative civilian service, adding nearly 100 new positions to bring the total from 271 to 363.
Mexico's Labor Ministry announced significant job creation in the first quarter, with 60.2 million people employed, though economists advise a cautious interpretation of the figures.
Pensioners' organizations in Cyprus have demanded the immediate rectification of an injustice against widowers, advocating for equal rights regardless of the spouse's date of death, in a letter sent to the labor ministry and cabinet.
Greece's Labor Ministry has initiated consultations on a draft law aimed at closing the gender pay gap, following the submission of a legislative committee report on equal pay.
Taiwan's labor ministry is offering legal aid services to individuals experiencing gender discrimination, aiming to provide support and recourse for affected workers.
Spain's Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, announced that the ministry will monitor the economic impact of the 'war of Iran' with social partners, reassuring the public about existing social safety measures.