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Elections have started in Great Britain
It remains to be seen whether they will pay the price for the so-called saga regarding the party in Downing Street, for which Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak were punished for violating the law on the coronavirus.
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Angela Rayner hits back at claims she enjoys ‘sexist slurs’
British politician Angela Rayner has hit out at claims that she viewed "sexist slurs" made against her as a joke, amid a row between the Commons Speaker and the Mail on Sunday, whose editor rebuffed an invitation to discuss an article about the deputy Labor leader.
EU ministers agree to uplift minimum wages
EU ministers on Dec. 6 agreed on measures to better protect wage levels in Europe and give workers more power to oppose low pay.
While the proposal does not set an EU-wide minimum wage, once confirmed it would mark a significant step in promoting the European social model, especially in eastern European countries where salaries are low.
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The modernization of social security fund EFKA at today’s meeting of the Council of Ministers
The approval for the cabinet is currently receiving the bill for the modernization of e-EFKA, which attempts to redesign the operation of the fund on new "sound bases".
Labor Ministry – Inquiry into the circumstances of the fatal accident at work in the PCT
An investigation into the causes and circumstances under which the fatal accident at the Piraeus Container Station (SEP) took place on Monday afternoon, was immediately launched by the competent services of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, as soon as they became aware of the incident.
Pension offices to hire 1,000 temporary staff to digitize five million pensioner files
County pension offices will hire in the next period 1,000 staff to manually enter into the digital pension system the data from Romania's approximately five million pensioner files, Labor Minister Raluca Turcan announced on Wednesday.
British filmmaker Ken Loach expelled from Labour Party
British filmmaker Ken Loach announced on Aug. 14 that he has been expelled from the Labour Party.
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"Labour HQ finally decided I am not fit to be a member of their party, as I will not disown those already expelled," the 85-year-old wrote on Twitter.
BNS: Black month for labor market in Romania, the Labor Minister's indifference seems endless
It's a black month for the Romanian labor market given that, in the past 40 days, 26 workers have been severely injured and 8 have died, shows the National Unions' Block (BNS), in a press release sent, on Tuesday, to AGERPRES.
US officials look to address transportation supply chain issues
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is looking at ways to address supply chain disruptions, from clogged ports to addressing the shortage of truck drivers.
President Joe Biden issued an executive order in February on supply chain issues.
New Covid Restrictions in Greece
Following up on Monday's announcement by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Health Minister Vassilis Kikilias reiterated Tuesday that the vaccination of all staff at private and public nursing homes and units for the disabled is mandatory and that all must get at least the first dose of the vaccine by August 16.
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