Minister Misajlovski, on Army Day, expressed gratitude to all employees, emphasizing that their dedication and professionalism enable the country to be one of the most organized and to build a better state for future generations.

The Romanian railway system faces potential disruption as a union leader warns of a strike by employees dissatisfied with partial salary payments, describing the situation as the most severe since the Revolution.

Employees at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš have been without their salaries for almost a month, according to Dean Jovanović. This situation has caused significant financial hardship for the faculty staff.

Greek authorities have released the identities and photos of three individuals accused of defrauding elderly people by posing as accountants or electricity company employees.

Assam is considering a policy to deduct 20% of the salary of government employees who abandon their first wives without divorce and remarry.

Many companies are experiencing unexpectedly high invoices after encouraging employees to extensively use Artificial Intelligence, leading to concerns about cost management.

Following company job cuts, remaining employees are facing increased workloads and uncertainty, often having to take on responsibilities for multiple roles. The article offers strategies for managing this situation.

Electronic certified extracts from the Register of Legal Entities in Lithuania will be issued automatically in the future, eliminating the need for electronic signatures from Registry Center employees.

A survey commissioned by the FDP indicates that a majority of citizens support a permanent adjustment to compensate for 'cold progression,' where higher wages push employees into higher tax brackets despite inflation eroding purchasing power.

Employee-run, multi-day backpacking trips, such as those in Patagonia and the Peaks of the Balkans, have become highly sought-after activities among McKinsey colleagues globally.

Concentrix has introduced the Personal Equity and Retirement Account (PERA) program for its employees, offering a new way to invest for retirement with tax advantages.

Elon Musk has pledged to enhance SpaceX's AI model, Grok, by incorporating insights from its workforce, aiming to deeply embed human values into the artificial intelligence's framework and inviting employees to contribute to its development.

Fortune suggests that employers should scrutinize hospitals' practices before implementing further shifts of healthcare costs onto their employees.

An article discusses that while vulnerability can humanize the workplace, leaders do not need to reveal everything about themselves, as trust is primarily built through actions rather than disclosures.

The bank accounts of the public broadcaster Radio Television of Republika Srpska (RTRS) have been frozen since July 7, raising concerns about whether 603 employees will receive their August salaries.

The accounts of RTRS have been blocked due to a debt of 5.4 million KM owed to BHRT, raising concerns about salaries for 603 employees.

Germany is stepping up efforts to combat social welfare fraud, particularly in the Ruhr region, targeting schemes involving falsely registered children and phantom employees that cost the state significant funds.

In Hořovice, Czech Republic, three foreign bakery employees received training on appropriate behavior with Czech children after an incident at a children's playground required police intervention.

Employees at the Institute for Field and Vegetable Crops have initiated a warning strike, demanding a change in leadership and expressing concerns about Serbia's reliance on imported seeds.

At least a dozen employees have been suspended at MTVA, Hungary's public media service, just six days before the planned relaunch of its news program on August 20. Nominations for the new public media ownership body have also been announced.

Streamer and specialty film distributor Cineverse has revealed layoffs affecting its workforce of 300 employees. The company announced the "reduction in force" in its fiscal first-quarter earnings report, completed after June 30.

The German automotive sector has recorded its largest job loss since 2005, resulting in the lowest number of employees in nearly two decades.

Employees of Chuanxing Steel Inc. in Manila testified before the Senate environment panel, detailing hearing problems and physical injuries sustained while working at the steel plant.

Coinbase CTO Rob Witoff reports receiving 'the best feedback' of his career from an AI coach, which analyzes internal data to provide insights to employees.

Volkswagen Group is addressing competition from Chinese manufacturers in the electric vehicle market, with plans for an electric car priced at 20,000 euros. Carla Wentzel, CEO of Volkswagen Group Polska, discussed the company's strategy and potential impact on Polish employees.

Energomontaj SA, one of Romania's largest and oldest energy and industrial contractors, controlled by its employees' association, has entered into a preventive concordat.

A sailboat collided with a Mowi salmon farm in Ireland, leading to the evacuation of 100,000 fish. Employees at the aquaculture facility described the incident as an unusual sight.

Four men working in air cargo at Schiphol Airport have been arrested in a major investigation into drug smuggling, with suspects apprehended in Zoetermeer, Utrecht, Wassenaar, and Waddinxveen.

Danguolė Bublienė, Chair of the Judicial Council, announced that Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius has promised to seek solutions for the funding of Lithuania's judicial system. This includes addressing the salaries of court employees and securing additional financing for essential court needs.

Employees at Jihlava Hospital have endured months of terror from an aggressive woman who repeatedly frequented the facility, flooded toilets, stole toilet paper, and assaulted a nurse.

Flex Credit donated 10 tons of water to employees, clients, and residents in Gostivar, North Macedonia. The donation was distributed in two phases, with 5 tons going directly to Flex Credit branches for daily needs.

A court has awarded an ex-manager Sh5.9 million, ruling that employers cannot ignore employees' concerns with impunity, particularly in cases where resignation is not voluntary. The judgment emphasizes employer accountability.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office has opened a case against the director of Podgorica's 'Zelenilo' company following a complaint from employees alleging illegal salary supplements.

Bosses are grappling with how to evaluate and grade employees' use of AI in performance reviews, with some companies like Gusto already categorizing workers into AI archetypes.

Deutsche Bahn is equipping more personnel at train stations with bodycams, following their introduction for train staff, to protect employees from assaults.

Antti Loukko was threatened with a flight ban after taking a photograph of Finnair employees at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, leading to a dispute.

A new, open-ended catalog of potential perpetrators of mobbing in Poland suggests that employers may also be held responsible for the behavior of clients and contractors if employees interact with them in connection with their employment.

Government ministries are reportedly measuring the responsiveness of employees working from home, but not the overall effectiveness or efficiency of their remote work arrangements. This raises questions about the true productivity of teleworking in the state administration.

Oracle has reportedly delivered another 'shocking message' to its employees, though the specific content of the message is not detailed.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has launched an offer of 1,224 ready-to-move flats in Narela, North-West Delhi, with a 25% discount, specifically for government employees and qualified professionals under the Karmajeevi Awaas Yojana.

A French report details a catastrophic prophecy by researchers and former OpenAI employees, predicting that AI models could lose control as early as 2027. Many of their two-year-old predictions have already materialized or are in progress.

N Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata Sons, spoke at a town hall meeting at Bombay House, reflecting on his 40-year career and expressing gratitude to employees.

Following an analysis of salaries in 125 state institutions, companies, and enterprises, Moldovan authorities plan to review contracts and performance of the 100 highest-paid employees and intend to publish salary information.

Employees at Tullow Credit Union in Carlow, Ireland, are scheduled to vote on whether to pursue industrial action. The decision could lead to disruptions in services at the financial institution.

New information from co-determination negotiations concerning disability services in Pirkanmaa, Finland, indicates that the employer is not proposing staff reductions, though jobs could end if employees refuse changes to their work.

A Metro grocery store in Ottawa's South Keys neighborhood is set to be replaced by a Food Basics this fall, resulting in dozens of employees losing their jobs.

One in three workplace accident victims in Latvia is a new employee, according to the State Labour Inspectorate, which also noted an increase in the overall number of incidents.

The Allahabad High Court has denied a plea from a Uttar Pradesh government employee seeking maternity leave for her fourth child. The court ruled that government employees are not entitled to maternity leave for a fourth child.

Employees of BRD Groupe Société Générale in Romania, represented by the IMPACT Union, have announced a warning strike for Thursday, August 13, 2026, citing increased workload, pressure, and demands.

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering the landscape of work, influencing the skills required by employees, their leverage in the job market, and how they navigate employment before, during, and after hiring.

Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg believes that 'superintelligence' will lead to an economy dominated by small, powerful, and agile companies, rather than a decrease in the overall number of jobs.

Hundreds of organizational leaders will convene to explore the future of the job market in five years, addressing questions about the necessity of middle management, reasons for declining leadership interest, AI's impact on HR, and the primary motivators for employees.

The Pirkanmaa Wellbeing Services County (Pirha) is starting co-determination negotiations to reform services for clients with intellectual disabilities, aiming to tier services in a new way, though the number of affected employees has not yet been disclosed.

Effective September 9, new U.S. government regulations will increase visa fees for H-1B and L-1 visa extensions, specifically targeting companies with over fifty employees utilizing these visa categories.

Employees of the Sofia Capital Inspectorate responsible for construction control will be equipped with body cameras to document every inspection, aiming to ensure greater transparency.

Employees at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad have issued a condemnation of the attack on Stevan Filipović. The statement expresses solidarity and concern over the incident.

Kashmiri Pandit employees, appointed under a special employment package, have been advised to take leave and relocate to safer places after receiving terror threats.

Employees at Attikon Hospital in Greece are reporting significant operational issues, stating that both of the hospital's CT scanners are currently out of order, raising concerns about patient care.

Accenture CEO Julie Sweet has issued an 'August request' to employees, urging them to maximize their efforts as the fiscal year concludes. The company has also implemented a new policy allowing employees to carry over unused vacation days, aiming to boost business performance.

A new report indicates that over 40,000 individuals are working involuntary part-time in Norwegian municipalities. The findings suggest that not all part-time employees can or wish to work more, challenging the notion that everyone should work full-time.

Chinese courts are ruling in favor of workers displaced by artificial intelligence, yet employees remain anxious. This comes as top leaders push for AI adoption amidst a sluggish economy, highlighting the vulnerability of the workforce.

An explosion occurred at a weapons warehouse in Bulgaria, leading to the evacuation of 300 employees. The company stated that the causes of the incident are being clarified, but human error has been ruled out.

Luxembourg's Minister of Labor, Marc Spautz, plans to present a draft law in the autumn to social partners, proposing special leave for employees following a miscarriage.

The city of Espoo in Finland intends to lay off employees, a decision that has surprised and shocked city workers, despite the city's economy showing a surplus.

The article explores whether knowing a colleague's salary is beneficial, suggesting that while salary transparency can attract employees if done well, it can also have adverse effects if poorly executed.

Claire Stapleton, known as 'the Bard of Google' and a leader of the 2018 Google walkouts over sexual misconduct allegations, discusses her experiences and the company's relationship with its employees.

Greek police have publicly released the details of three individuals involved in a scam ring that defrauded elderly people by impersonating accountants and electricity company employees, following a relevant order from the Athens Public Prosecutor's Office.

Amazon has restored its policy of binding arbitration, effectively preventing employees and customers from filing class-action lawsuits against the company.

Dr. Sotiris Vasilakou, president of the Association of Employees of the General Accounting Office of the State, discusses social policy as a fiscal investment.

Bufetat, the Norwegian Agency for Children, Youth and Family Affairs, has refused to extend the deadline for part-time employees' overtime claims, a decision that has drawn criticism from union representatives.

Nairobi County employees' union has warned that staff could stop reporting to work if their wages are not paid, potentially leading to chaos in the city.

A 32-year-old branch manager for a major Swiss retailer has revealed a growing trend of customer abuse, arguments, and a general lack of respect, leading even motivated employees to lose their passion for the job.

A bilateral agreement between airlines and the ZED tariff system allows approximately three million passengers, primarily airline employees and their families, to travel globally at significantly reduced costs.

Small businesses are increasingly leveraging 401(k) plans as a classic benefit to remain competitive in attracting and retaining employees.

Tax officials in Greece are striking and abstaining from preventive audit procedures from August 17 to August 26, following a decision by the General Council of the Panhellenic Federation of Employees of Tax Offices.

Working from home is often seen by employers as an opportunity for employees to slack off, while employees view it as a chance to save time on commuting, highlighting the varied perceptions and implications of remote work.

UAE employees are discussing whether they can receive a substitute rest day for the Prophet's birthday public holiday falling on a Friday.

The Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) reminded employers about the proper computation of pay for employees working on Ninoy Aquino Day (Aug. 21) and National Heroes’ Day (Aug. 31).

Vishal Garg, the Indian-American CEO known for controversially laying off 900 employees over Zoom, has been ousted from Better Home & Finance due to concerns about his judgment and significant company losses.

A legal column discusses whether employees can draft their own job references, particularly after a settlement in a dismissal protection process, noting that employers can only alter it for important reasons if explicitly agreed upon.

The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) has clarified the payment rules for private sector employees working on August 15th, a mandatory public holiday in Greece.

The German state is intensifying efforts to combat social security fraud, including cases of falsely registered children and fictitious employees, which are costing significant public funds, particularly in the Ruhr region.

Amazon has reinstated its policy of binding arbitration, effectively preventing employees and customers from filing class-action lawsuits against the company.

A contractor in Norway's Trøndelag region has declared bankruptcy, impacting 20 employees, citing tight margins and a decrease in project volume as reasons for the difficult times.

Elon Musk informed SpaceX employees that the Grok AI will be trained using company data, suggesting the AI will "inherit their thoughts." He referred to the employees as Grok's "parents" in this context.

Sunday newspaper headlines in Greece for August 16, 2026, cover topics including the 2030 Armed Forces plan, the implementation of 'Multiple Books' in schools, an extra salary for 40,000 public employees, Alexis Tsipras' economic program, and destructive wildfires.

With Žolinė (Assumption Day) falling on a Saturday this year, the State Labor Inspectorate reminds Lithuanian employees about their working hours and payment rights for the public holiday.

Oracle is reportedly planning fresh layoffs this month, with managers instructed to identify employees whose roles will be eliminated before the second fiscal quarter begins on September 1, potentially affecting double-digit percentages of some teams.

Some employees express frustration over empty open-plan offices and a lack of motivation during the summer month of August. This raises questions about whether more remote work should be permitted during this particular period.

Former employees of a child protection company claim that management prohibited them from calling ambulances and handing over youth's drugs to the police, allegations which the director has responded to.

Paramount Skydance is setting monthly token usage limits for its tech employees on AI tools like Claude, aiming to promote more effective and controlled use of artificial intelligence.

The Bundesbank is planning to relocate its headquarters from northern Frankfurt to the city center and is currently searching for a new building to accommodate 2500 employees.

The city of Karlovy Vary is struggling with persistent drought, requiring municipal employees to water plants and young trees twice a day, consuming over 20,000 liters of water daily.

An analysis reveals that board members of Dax-listed companies, including Adidas, Volkswagen, and Fresenius, earned on average 42 times more than their employees in 2025, with manager compensation in the USA being even more extreme.

Most employees take their lunch break when their work obligations allow, but discussions focus on the best time to utilize this break effectively.

Austrian employees have effectively worked solely for the state until this Sunday, according to a new analysis. This calculation highlights the significant portion of income dedicated to taxes and contributions.

A citizens' initiative has been registered in Lithuania proposing greater protection for illegally dismissed employees. The proposal aims to strengthen the rights and safeguards for workers facing unjust termination.

Qatar's Ministry of Justice has initiated a specialized legal qualification program for government employees, with nominations open until August 27, 2026.

Labor inspectors are encountering common practices of evasion, such as employees pretending to be customers or fleeing, during checks on the hospitality and accommodation sectors.

In Poland, employers cannot circumvent the prohibition on additional security for claims; a court will dismiss a lawsuit if the claim is based solely on a contractual penalty or a promissory note against an employee.

Even if the 20-day deadline to contest a dismissal has passed, employees may still be able to claim unpaid salaries, vacation, extra payments, variables, or overtime.

Iraq is facing an economic crisis due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which is preventing sufficient oil exports to fund the country's large public sector, leading to potential salary shortfalls and protests.

ABN Amro intends for its employees to return to the office, raising questions about whether employers can legally enforce such a mandate.

Patent records indicate a growing interest among companies in using camera technology to record and analyze employees' emotional states.

Some employees at the hospital fear layoffs, but the hospital's management says staff will initially be offered the opportunity to take up other positions.

Many companies organize summer parties before the holidays, but leaders are advised that August is a more critical time to engage with employees if they want to avoid staff turnover.

A company founder stated she is willing to let clients go rather than compromise her employees' work-life balance, highlighting a commitment to staff well-being.

Glenn Fogel, CEO of Booking Holdings, stated that artificial intelligence will incur a 'human cost' in terms of employment and is training all employees to be 'AI literate' in preparation for potential job displacement.

Andrea Makýšová Volárová, a long-time moderator at Rádio Devín, was among approximately 60 employees laid off from STVR in March, stating she refused self-censorship and wants to be able to look herself in the mirror.

OpenAI utilizes an internal email system called 'friction' that allows employees to directly report workplace issues to top leaders, including Sam Altman, for swift resolution of significant problems.

An article discussing the complexities of managing staff, emphasizing the importance of building genuine human connections with employees beyond just achieving results.

Crypto firm Bitwise Asset Management Inc. has laid off approximately 14% of its employees, a move attributed to the prolonged downturn in digital-asset prices.

A proposal suggests that 'Trump Accounts' could become a new workplace benefit, allowing employers to contribute up to $2,500 annually to savings accounts for employees' children.

A widely used social media application has announced the closure of a major U.S. office and the layoff of hundreds of employees.

Deutsche Bahn CEO Evelyn Palla has declared a new goal of restoring a sense of pride among railway employees, with an expert weighing in on the necessary steps for achieving organizational pride.

Lithuanian dairy company Dzūkijos Pienas is laying off 18 of its 20 employees.

Moldova is undergoing local government reform, with the new government led by Vasile Tofan focusing on reducing 'inflated' salaries and 'redundant' public sector employees, and discussing the future number of mayoralties and district centers by 2027.

A government memo has disclosed that some large companies collaborated with financial advisers to steer employees into pension schemes offering lower employer contributions, rather than auto-enrolment options.

Cyprus's state workforce grew to 53,747 employees in July 2026, marking an increase of 300 people or 0.6 percent from the previous year, according to figures released by the statistical service Cystat.

The State Labor Inspectorate (PIP) in Poland received numerous complaints during recent heatwaves, with common issues including lack of beverages for employees, air conditioning failures, and excessive temperatures in crane operator cabins.

The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) has clarified the payment rules for private sector employees working on the August 15, 2026 holiday, which falls on a Saturday, confirming it as a mandatory public holiday.

Lithuania plans to increase the salaries of culture sector employees by at least 5% next year, according to officials.

MARIVELES, Bataan – About 100  employees of the Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan (ARAB) are all on work-from-home detail due to incessant rain spawned by the southwest monsoon.  Faye Arceo,…

Days after stepping down as Google DeepMind CEO, Demis Hassabis shared a LinkedIn post to employees, addressing speculation that he had intended to quit Google entirely.

While tech company executives claim AI will lead to less work for everyone, their employees reveal a different reality, suggesting that the technology's impact on workload is not as straightforward.

Panic erupted at a Decathlon store in Getafe when several masked individuals armed with axes assaulted the store, threatening customers and employees before reportedly making off with around 2,000 euros.

The Punjab government has cleared a bill that will benefit 26,000 employees by bringing outsourced workers under government contract.

A dairy company that has operated in the region for nearly 30 years is filing for bankruptcy, leading to the dismissal of almost all its employees.

Nearly half of all employees are reportedly using AI on their work-issued devices without official business approval, prompting leaders to understand this trend and its implications.

OpenAI is facing significant internal turmoil and a talent flight, with several key employees, including the commercial director, leaving their posts ahead of a potential IPO.

Universal Investment, a financial service provider based in Luxembourg, is shifting its operations from Luxembourg and Germany to Poland, impacting around 100 employees.

A Norwegian contracting company, which saw its revenue grow from eight to over 200 million in two years, has declared bankruptcy, impacting 40 employees.

An article from Delo discusses the simple mathematics behind calculating future pension income in Slovenia. It explores how additional pension savings can contribute to greater financial security for individuals and employees.

Amidst potential job cuts, employees are seeking advice on whether it is wise to ask for a reference, and how to navigate the situation effectively. The article provides guidance on this sensitive topic.

Accenture's CEO, Julie Sweet, has requested that employees delay their vacation plans in August. This temporary policy adjustment aims to bolster staff presence as the company approaches the end of its financial year, following disappointing quarterly results.

Bangladesh plans to implement the ninth national pay scale for government employees over a period of two years.

Reports indicate that a new pay scale for Bangladesh government employees is in its final stages and an announcement is expected imminently.

An Indian-origin CEO, known for firing 900 employees via a 4-minute Zoom call, has reportedly lost his own position.

This article is an archive page dedicated to the Employees' Compensation Act (ECA), compiling past news and information related to the legislation. It serves as a reference point for discussions and developments concerning the act.

Cyprus's annual paid leave regulations, governed by legislation from 1967, ensure mandatory time off and compensation for all public and private sector employees, including apprentices.

Despite ongoing wars and crises, employees in Switzerland can anticipate higher real wages in 2027, according to a KOF survey, though the actual increase will depend on future inflation rates.

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman's firm reportedly ensures its employees, including the receptionist and janitor, become millionaires, reflecting a philosophy of looking after people.

Several employees at the Hungarian public service broadcaster MTVA have been suspended. This action occurred before the re-broadcast of a news program, with reports suggesting between five and ten suspensions.

Before transferring more healthcare costs to employees, employers are advised to engage with hospitals regarding pricing and services, suggesting a need for greater scrutiny in healthcare expenses.

The Pavăl brothers, owners of Dedeman, are undertaking a complete restructuring of Praktiker stores in Greece, including a new logo, 100 new hires, and increased monthly bonuses for employees.

Sogang University in South Korea has announced a data breach that leaked personal information of approximately 180,000 students, alumni, and employees. The university detected signs of an information leak involving its integrated login accounts.

Lithuania is evaluating complaints from employees at its US embassy regarding the ambassador's disrespectful attitude and poor working environment, despite reports of heavy workloads.

The Ministry of Justice announced it has not and cannot block the payment of salaries for CFR SA employees or any other company, nor did it oppose the conclusion of the Activity and Performance Contract for 2026-2030.

AirBaltic, the Latvian national airline, is reportedly planning significant changes to its fleet and route network, an ambitious plan that could directly impact the job security of hundreds of employees.

A man has been convicted for stealing from safes in three supermarkets, with police stating that two thieves posed as employees from the cash management company Nokas to carry out the thefts.

Nordea is reviewing its policies on working from home, potentially tightening regulations, after DNB implemented stricter rules for its employees.

Japanese companies are implementing measures such as summer shifts to avoid peak heat, air-conditioned rest areas, and body temperature stickers to protect employees from heatstroke.

Employees in the semiconductor industry are striking for higher wages in Roßdorf, Germany. This local conflict highlights broader labor issues in the digital economy amidst the AI boom.

Irish tech firm Ekco has invested €4 million into a new platform designed to track employees' use of artificial intelligence, aiming to monitor and manage AI integration in the workplace.

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson informed employees at a townhall that the airline has continued to make steady progress on its transformation journey despite a challenging global operating environment.

Trade unions in Lithuania are criticizing what they describe as unverified information circulating about employees of the Vilnius prison.

A 64-year-old pensioner in Bălți, Moldova, lost nearly 1.3 million lei (approximately €15,000 and 950,000 lei) to scammers who impersonated Ministry of Internal Affairs employees, convincing her to hand over her savings to a courier.

A new trend dubbed 'botsitting' describes the hidden workload where employees spend significant time monitoring and overseeing AI systems, impacting their productivity.

A woman from Bălți was defrauded of nearly 1.7 million lei by individuals posing as employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, part of recent fraud cases reported.

Trade union representatives assert that allegations of unofficial relationships among Vilnius prison employees were presented without sufficient evidence or thorough investigation.

The duration of sick leave in Austria has reached a historic low. This indicates a significant decrease in the average length of time employees are absent due to illness.

Soste, a Finnish social and health organization, has announced the layoff of 13 employees, with the remaining staff members to be furloughed.

Norwegian bank DNB has changed its policy, requiring employees to consult with their manager to work from home, effectively ending fixed remote workdays.

The Polish State Labor Inspectorate warns employers that failing to grant employees a day off for the August 15th holiday is an offense punishable by a fine of 2,000 to 60,000 PLN.

Aeon is reportedly considering compensation following a fatal explosion, likely caused by liquefied petroleum gas, which killed seven employees after the Kumamoto earthquake.

Half a million euros have already been allocated for subsidizing shortened working hours. This financial support aims to assist businesses and employees adapting to reduced work schedules.

Venezuela has reduced working hours for public sector employees as part of an effort to conserve electricity.

Employees at Paramount reportedly have greater concerns than a rumored plan to move the company out of California, with many not expecting CEO David Ellison to uproot the company.

Federal employees in the United States have been given approval to use TikTok once more. This decision reverses a previous ban on the app for government phones.

The US Treasury and IRS have introduced new rules allowing payroll contributions to 'Trump Accounts'. Employers can now contribute up to $2,500 tax-free annually for employees' dependent children, with employees also having the option for pre-tax contributions.

Soste, a Finnish social and health organization, is laying off nearly half of its employees and furloughing the rest, citing cuts to organization funding and new grant criteria set by Minister Wille Rydman.

LO, a Norwegian trade union confederation, has long advocated for easier overtime access for part-time employees but delayed implementing new rules at its own conference hotel.

Employees working in education ministry support programs in Cyprus protested outside the ministry, demanding recognition of their full service and clearer arrangements for employment and pay.

Following the warning strike announced by the "Impact" Union for Thursday, August 13, between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM, BRD representatives informed Digi24.ro that negotiations for a new Collective Labor Agreement have not yet concluded.

The Srebrenica Memorial Center is seeking information from the Bijeljina District Public Prosecutor's Office regarding an anonymous report about an alleged plan by Republika Srpska special forces to raid the center and arrest employees. This comes after claims of such a plan were made public.

ABN Amro plans to require employees to work at least half their week in the office, believing it will boost productivity and team spirit. The bank also intends to lay off an additional 2,750 people.

Approximately 300 TikTok employees in Ireland have been offered termination agreements following a consultation process, with the company also ending its policy allowing staff to work from another country for 20 days a year.

Around 30 individuals are expected to lose their jobs at Verizon's operations in Belgium.

TikTok is shutting down its Nashville office in October, resulting in the layoff of 250 employees who are being offered a severance package including one month's pay plus additional compensation based on tenure.

Employees of the Tax Administration of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina have decided to go on strike, citing dissatisfaction with their salaries and workload.

Slovakia's state-run Nitra University Hospital is experiencing ongoing problems with a new 3 million euro information system, supplied by a company owned by the Penta network, leading employees to sign a petition against it.

Health insurance for employees of North Macedonia's Ministry of Internal Affairs who were reinstated to work based on court decisions is automatically activated, addressing previous issues with contribution payments.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has designated August 14 as an additional day off for government employees, compensating for a public holiday falling on a Saturday in August 2026, with other employers to set dates for their staff.

The e-Terra cadastral application was restarted on Tuesday, August 11, for ANCPI employees, cadastral offices, and public notaries, following a period of system unavailability. Public access will be extended from Wednesday.

Bank of America is providing free Ozempic to its employees, prompting commentary and questions about access to such medications for workers in other countries like Ireland.

The general director of Nova Željezara Zenica d.o.o. has decided on a temporary reorganization of work, allowing employees whose job nature permits to work from home between August 11 and 17, 2026.

A discussion in Germany questions the feasibility of working until the age of 67 in physically and socially demanding professions, noting that many employees do not reach the regular retirement age.

According to a "Monitor" analysis, News24 ranks third among major Albanian television stations for its payroll fund, having spent 267 million lek on salaries and social security in 2025 for its 170 employees.

A financial comparison site, HelpMyCash, provides insights into the best salary accounts for direct deposit, offering various benefits and profitability for employees.

The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) has issued clarifications regarding the payment of private sector employees for the upcoming August 15th public holiday.

TikTok is requiring its US employees to return to the office five days a week, with the new policy set to begin next month.

The Macedonian opposition is accusing the Ministry of Culture of paying advisors €1,000 salaries while employees within the ministry await insurance, though the ministry claims the procedure is legal and approved by the Ministry of Finance.

Chromos, once Yugoslavia's largest producer of paints, varnishes, plastics, and resins with 4,500 employees, is ceasing production in Croatia and relocating its operations to Slovenia and Serbia.