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Hybrid working still popular
A new normality is taking shape in Greek businesses with the hybrid work model, as an overwhelming 90% of workers - especially young people - point to teleworking as a key factor in shaping their decision to choose a job and employers cautiously understand that this is an important factor in attracting talent.
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Athens buses, trolleys to hold work stoppages on Labor Day
Buses and trolleys in Athens will take part in the mobilisations marking Labor Day on Monday with work stoppages at the start and end of the day's shifts.
According to their unions' announcements, buses and trolleys will not be running from the start of the shift until 9 a.m. and from 9 p.m. until the end of the shift.
Countries With the Worst Work-Life Balance (infographic)
Cultures of overwork also led to undesirable results in South Korea and Japan
Bulgarian Health Ministry Launches Online System for Registration of Volunteers to Help fight COVID-19
As of yesterday, February 7, the Ministry of Health is launching an online-based volunteer registration system to assist hospitals in the fight against COVID-19.
Workplace stress levels in Slovenia among highest in Europe
Ljubljana – Slovenia is among the European countries with the highest levels of stress at work. This is also one of the main reasons for missing work and short-time working, accounting for 50-60% of all lost working days, according to the career and employment portal MojeDelo.com.
Polish Medical Workers Stage Largest Protest in Years as COVID 4th Wave Hits
Polish medical workers have been in conflict with the government for years, beginning in 2017 when a residents' hunger strike forced the government to make concessions. But the promises have not been kept, these frontline staff argue, pushing them back onto the streets. Photo: BIRN.
EP Set to Guarantee Labor Mobility within EU, Ensure Fair Working Conditions for All
Labour mobility within the EU should be made easier for workers as well as for employers, with clearer rules to ensure fair, equality-based working conditions. This is the aim of a report drafted by European People's Party MEP Radan Kanev and his team before the start of the corona-crisis, a report that has acquired particular importance in light of the restrictions connected with the pandemic.
A Roman legionary gravestone in Bulgaria tells a fascinating story
The veteran soldiers gave his property to his freed slave
EU Prosecutor's Office Will Investigate Purchases of Anti-Covid Supplies by GERB Government
The Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Bulgaria informed the Ministry of Health that the materials sent by the ministry regarding contracts for the supply of lung ventilation devices, respirators, personal protective equipment, disinfectants and medicines were handed over to the European Prosecutor's Office.
Labour Inspectorate receives 28% more reports of violations in 2020
Ljubljana – Slovenia’s Labour Inspectorate received 9,260 reports of violations in 2020, an increase of 28% compared to 2019. 6,867 reports were connected to employment relations, 2,043 in the field of occupational safety and health, and 350 reports were connected to social affairs. The inspectorate carried out 17,334 inspections last year.