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Dutch Chip Giant ASML to Lay Off 1,700 Employees
TechnologyTimes of India3h ago

Dutch Chip Giant ASML to Lay Off 1,700 Employees

ASML, Europe's most valuable company, is cutting 1,700 jobs, primarily in management, to streamline operations and enhance its engineering focus. This move impacts approximately 4% of its workforce despite record revenues.

Companies Resist Work From Home Amid Global Oil Crisis
WorldThe Independent15h ago

Companies Resist Work From Home Amid Global Oil Crisis

Despite a global oil crisis, companies are increasingly pushing employees back to the office or offering remote work only under strict conditions. This trend raises questions about corporate flexibility during economic challenges.

Swiss Wages Rise, Public Sector Shows Generosity
Politics20-minuten20h ago

Swiss Wages Rise, Public Sector Shows Generosity

Wages in Switzerland increased last year, with employees in municipal and federal government roles receiving significantly more money. In contrast, salaries in the healthcare sector remained almost unchanged.

Germany's 1,000-Euro Tax-Free Bonus Extended to 2027
Politicstagesschau23h ago

Germany's 1,000-Euro Tax-Free Bonus Extended to 2027

A 1,000-euro tax-free relief bonus, intended to alleviate financial burdens for employees, can now be paid until the end of 2027, extending its original timeframe. The proposal to extend the payment period addresses criticism regarding the burden on employers.

BusinessNHK World1d ago

Prudential Life Considers Extending Suspension of New Sales

Prudential Life is in final adjustments to extend its self-imposed suspension of new sales, which was implemented after employees were found to have defrauded customers. The company believes its management system to prevent recurrence is not yet sufficient.

Manroland Sheetfed to lay off over 600 employees
Businessfaz1d ago

Manroland Sheetfed to lay off over 600 employees

The Offenbach-based printing machine manufacturer Manroland Sheetfed will lay off 660 employees by June 1, with the remaining 84 staff staying until the end of the year to prepare for the sale of the spare parts business.

Meta Announces First Wave of 8,000 Layoffs
Technologydelfi-ltYahoohotnews2d ago3 sources

Meta Announces First Wave of 8,000 Layoffs

Meta announced plans for its first wave of layoffs, targeting approximately 8,000 employees. This restructuring move follows previous job cuts as the company continues to adjust its workforce.

Managers Healthier but More Stressed Than Employees
Healthsvenska-dagbladet2d ago

Managers Healthier but More Stressed Than Employees

A Swedish report indicates that managers are generally physically healthier than their employees but experience higher levels of stress and mental strain. A specific group of managers is identified as particularly vulnerable.

Slovenia's Holiday Allowance Set at Minimum Net Wage
Worlddelo3d ago

Slovenia's Holiday Allowance Set at Minimum Net Wage

Slovenian law mandates that employers must pay employees a holiday allowance of at least the net minimum wage, which this year amounts to 1481.88 euros. The article discusses the specifics of this payment and which companies might offer the highest amounts.

Leoni Factory Workers in Kraljevo Fear Business Closure
Worlddanas4d ago

Leoni Factory Workers in Kraljevo Fear Business Closure

Employees at the Leoni factory in Kraljevo, Serbia, are concerned about potential business closure or relocation, following claims that production is already being moved and work volume reduced. The company, however, states that operations are continuing as planned.

Man Arrested for Robbery in Koper, Slovenia
Politics24ur4d ago

Man Arrested for Robbery in Koper, Slovenia

Koper police have arrested a 37-year-old foreign national in connection with a robbery in March, where the perpetrator threatened employees with a sharp object and stole money from a store.

Companies Announce Employee Layoffs
Businessyle-uutisetdelfi-lt4d ago2 sources

Companies Announce Employee Layoffs

An IT services company, Vincit, concluded negotiations resulting in the termination of 21 employees. Separately, a sewing company announced it is laying off all its employees.

Neurodiversity in the Workplace: Understanding Employee Needs
Healthhvg5d ago

Neurodiversity in the Workplace: Understanding Employee Needs

This article explores neurodiversity in the workplace, emphasizing that office presence can be a matter of neurological function rather than commitment. It highlights the growing necessity for employers to understand and accommodate the needs of neurodivergent employees.

Poland's 2026 Health Contribution Changes to Impact Citizens' Finances
Financerzeczpospolita12h ago

Poland's 2026 Health Contribution Changes to Impact Citizens' Finances

Changes to health insurance regulations in Poland for 2026 are set to significantly impact the financial burdens on Poles. The return to full health contribution rates will primarily affect entrepreneurs, but salaried employees are also expected to feel the increased costs of medical care.

Dairy Queen's AI Drive-Thrus Face Customer Backlash
TechnologyFox News13h ago

Dairy Queen's AI Drive-Thrus Face Customer Backlash

Dairy Queen is implementing AI voice technology at its drive-thru locations across the U.S., allowing customers to place orders with automated assistants instead of human employees. This new system has sparked significant backlash and frustration among customers.

French Socialist Party's €1600 Minimum Wage Proposal Questioned
Businessle-figaro16h ago

French Socialist Party's €1600 Minimum Wage Proposal Questioned

A French analysis questions whether the Socialist Party's proposal to raise the minimum wage (Smic) to €1600 is an effective solution for increasing employees' purchasing power. The measure, also part of the New Popular Front's program, is a key point for the upcoming presidential election.

Burnout Becomes Norm for 73% of Bulgarian Employees
Healthcapital-bg16h ago

Burnout Becomes Norm for 73% of Bulgarian Employees

A report indicates that 73% of employees in six common professions in Bulgaria are on the verge of burnout, with factors like chronic stress, perfectionism, and toxic work environments contributing to the issue.

John Ternus to Succeed Tim Cook as Apple CEO
TechnologyAPReutersBBC+109bloombergNYTeconomistwsjFTle-mondeThe GuardianNPR+101 more21h ago112 sources

John Ternus to Succeed Tim Cook as Apple CEO

Tim Cook is stepping down from his role as CEO of Apple, with John Ternus, the company's senior vice president of hardware engineering, announced as his successor. This leadership change prompts discussions about Apple's future direction and challenges.

Remote Work Debate Intensifies Between Employers and Employees
Worlddh-les-sports1d ago

Remote Work Debate Intensifies Between Employers and Employees

The debate over remote work versus office presence is intensifying, particularly in Belgium, where post-pandemic job candidates prioritize flexibility over salary. Recruiters, HR professionals, and young graduates are weighing in on the evolving work landscape.

Used Car Dealership Targeted in Thessaloniki Shooting
Worldiefimerida1d ago

Used Car Dealership Targeted in Thessaloniki Shooting

Shootings occurred in the center of Thessaloniki overnight, with a used car dealership on Vasilissis Olgas street being targeted. Employees discovered the attack in the morning, suggesting it was carried out by extortionists or criminals.

Companies Urged to Boost Health Prevention to Reduce Sick Leave
Healthrzeczpospolita2d ago

Companies Urged to Boost Health Prevention to Reduce Sick Leave

With a declining working-age population, the mental and physical well-being of employees is becoming increasingly crucial. Experts highlight the importance of preventive health measures, often overlooked by both individuals and businesses, to reduce sick leave.

FinanceDaily Star BDdhaka-tribune2d ago2 sources

Sacked Islamic Bank Staff Rally for Reinstatement in Motijheel

Sacked employees from six Islamic banks staged a rally in Motijheel, demanding their reinstatement. The acting Managing Director of Islami Bank stated that any decision regarding their reinstatement would depend on a court ruling.

Violence in Montenegrin Schools Increases Over Five Years
Culturecdm-me3d ago

Violence in Montenegrin Schools Increases Over Five Years

Despite most Montenegrin school employees viewing violence as rare, research involving over 5,000 respondents shows an alarming trend, with almost half believing violence is more prevalent now than five years ago, extending from schoolyards to social media.

Czech Public Sector Salaries Under Scrutiny
Businessaktualne-cz3d ago

Czech Public Sector Salaries Under Scrutiny

A report from Aktuálně.cz reveals high salaries and bonuses for public sector employees in the Czech Republic, with the director of Czech Post earning nearly seven million crowns last year, sparking public debate.

Former Ulcinj Saltworks Workers Plan Protest
Politicsvijesti-me3d ago

Former Ulcinj Saltworks Workers Plan Protest

Former employees of the Ulcinj saltworks, the oldest company in Ulcinj, Montenegro, are scheduled to gather for a protest in front of the company's gate. The demonstration aims to draw attention to their issues, potentially leading to traffic blockades.

Heinz-Christian Strache to Face Trial in Casinos Affair
Politicsder-standard4d ago

Heinz-Christian Strache to Face Trial in Casinos Affair

Former Austrian Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache is scheduled to appear in court starting May 19 for the "Casinos affair." Two Novomatic employees are also indicted, and the "life insurance affair" will also be part of the trial.

Microsoft Proposes AI Agent Licensing Model for SaaS
BusinessTimes of India4d ago

Microsoft Proposes AI Agent Licensing Model for SaaS

Microsoft VP Rajesh Jha suggests a new business model for software companies, proposing that AI agents be treated as individual users requiring paid licenses, similar to human employees, to safeguard the SaaS model amidst AI advancements.

Historic First Starbucks Store Employees Seek to Unionize
CultureThe Guardian4d ago

Historic First Starbucks Store Employees Seek to Unionize

Workers at the original Starbucks store in Seattle's Pike Place Market are seeking to unionize, joining a growing campaign across the coffee chain. This effort comes amid a stalemate between the company and its union over contract negotiations.

Russia's Africa Corps Frees Two Hostages in Niger
PoliticsMoscow Timespunch-ng13h ago2 sources

Russia's Africa Corps Frees Two Hostages in Niger

Russia's Africa Corps has successfully secured the release of two employees who were captured by jihadists during an ambush in Niger in 2024. The individuals had been held hostage since the incident.

Snap Announces Major Layoffs, Cutting 1,000 Jobs
FinanceYahoo1d ago

Snap Announces Major Layoffs, Cutting 1,000 Jobs

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, has announced significant layoffs, impacting 1,000 employees, which represents 16% of its workforce. The announcement raises questions about the implications for SNAP stock.

Universities Accused of Exceeding Contracted Work Hours
Politicspublicoobservador1d ago2 sources

Universities Accused of Exceeding Contracted Work Hours

A union has accused universities of exceeding the contracted working hours for their staff, alleging a 'makeup of contractual data.' This suggests that employees are working more hours than officially recorded or agreed upon.

Dutch Labor Talks Resume After Strikes
Businessnl-times3d ago

Dutch Labor Talks Resume After Strikes

Negotiations for a new collective labor agreement have resumed for over 160,000 Dutch central government employees following weeks of strikes that impacted parliament and slaughterhouses.

Minor in Chania Falls Victim to Scam
Worldnewsbeast3d ago

Minor in Chania Falls Victim to Scam

A minor in Chania, Greece, fell victim to a scam involving fake electricity company employees, leading him to place his mother's jewelry and money in a bag and leave it in the yard.

Meta Prepares for Major Layoffs Affecting Thousands Starting May 20
TechnologyReutersorfmarketwatch+7Times of Indiahindustan-timesindian-expressndtvchannel-news-asiaseeking-alphazerohedge4d ago10 sources

Meta Prepares for Major Layoffs Affecting Thousands Starting May 20

Meta is reportedly preparing for a significant wave of layoffs, with the first round targeting around 8,000 to 10% of its workforce set to begin on May 20. These job cuts are linked to the company's strategic shift towards artificial intelligence.

Montenegro Railway Workers Face 17 Days Without Salaries
Politicscdm-me5d ago

Montenegro Railway Workers Face 17 Days Without Salaries

Approximately 800 families of employees at Montenegro's Railway Infrastructure (ŽICG) have been awaiting salary payments for 17 days, with the professional union of train dispatchers warning of institutional deadlock and blame-shifting among authorities.

Samsung Seeks Court Injunction to Block Union Strike
BusinessReutersYahoostraits-times+2channel-news-asiayonhap-english5d ago5 sources

Samsung Seeks Court Injunction to Block Union Strike

Samsung Electronics has filed a court injunction to block its labor unions from engaging in potential strike activities. The company is seeking to prevent what it considers illegal industrial action by its employees.

German Employers Criticize Government's Proposed €1,000 Bonus
Politicstagesschaufazlsm-lv5d ago3 sources

German Employers Criticize Government's Proposed €1,000 Bonus

German employer associations have sharply criticized the government's proposal to encourage companies to pay employees a €1,000 bonus. Employers express skepticism about the initiative's effectiveness and anticipate low utilization of the relief premium.