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Do managers and employees want remote work to continue in 2024?

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A recent survey shows 56 per cent of managers see red flags if employees are passionately against returning to the office, but only 38 per cent of employees feel the same way.

Italy

Italy unveils new plan to improve worker safety

Euronews correspondent Giorgia Orlandi reports on how the safety of Italian workers is once again at the centre of government debate.

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7 ways to nail practical skills assessments

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While your CV may have convinced a prospective employer that you can do the job on paper, you can use these tests as another way to help you stand out from the crowd.

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Klarna's AI assistant does 'equivalent job of 700 employees,' CEO says

Klarna’s CEO said that decision-makers need to understand that this is not just "in the future" but happening now.

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Mind the gap: Why is gender pay parity still out of reach?

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The gender pay gap is the persistent problem that evades a solution. Women are still paid on average 13 per cent less than their male counterparts.

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How to find your 'Goldilocks Zone' at work

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Finding the sweet spot balancing focus, collaboration, and downtime in your workday can be tough. Maybe take a leaf out of the famous fairytale.

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How do Europeans compare globally on employee engagement?

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In 2022, employee engagement rebounded globally after the pandemic, but according to Gallup, workers are still stressed out.

Economy

Remote work in 2024: Should you earn less for working from home?

The question was at the centre of a recent survey and a significant number of European businesses are at odds with what employees want.

Real Economy

A task force for the future: Europe wants to upskill workers

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In this episode of Real Economy, Euronews reporter Fanny Gauret travels across Europe to explore the challenges businesses are facing and how they are upskilling workers amid the digital and green transitions.

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COVID pandemic has made 72% women reevaluate work priorities

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For the majority of working women, flexibility is key to ensuring their top priority at the office - a better work-life balance.

Business

'Betrayed' SAP workers rebel against forced office return

The German software giant has changed direction, and more than 5,000 employees have signed an internal petition saying they feel 'betrayed'.

Economy

The impact of Brexit on the UK’s financial sector four years on

A report marking the fourth anniversary of the UK leaving the European Union looks at which of the early Brexit predictions came true in the financial sector.

Europe News

EU law on platform workers gets new chance to survive

Member states have given a new chance to the Platform Workers Directive, whose survival hangs by a thread.

Economy

Employment surge as Spain sees 780,000 new jobs created in past year

The latest economic data from Spain's government agency, the Instituto Nacional de Estadística, shows employment in the country has improved.

Tech News

What’s behind the latest wave of tech worker layoffs?

Multiple tech companies have announced layoffs this month, prompting worker outrage and frustration, but should tech expect the same number of cuts as last year?

Economy

These are the fastest-growing jobs in Europe in 2024

AI, sustainability, and cybersecurity are on the rise, LinkedIn said in its latest report about job market prospects for 2024.

Business

SAP plans to 'transform' 8,000 jobs due to AI-driven business

One of Europe’s biggest tech companies is restructuring 8,000 jobs in an effort to shift their focus to AI.

Economy

Northern Ireland: Biggest walkout in years over political deadlock

Tens of thousands of public sector workers walked off the job across Northern Ireland on Thursday to protest the political deadlock that has left them without pay increases, and the region without a functioning government since 2022.

Work

AI to impact 40% of jobs around the world, IMF chief says

Kristalina Georgieva said now is the time to act to create a set of policies ensuring the impact of AI is beneficial not detrimental to humanity.

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What impact could the EU's AI Act have on jobs?

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Here's what we know about how the EU's planned AI Act could influence jobs as well as what companies are hiring.