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Referees Now Eligible for Labor Court Action
A recent ruling by the Higher Labour Court of Cologne has determined that referees employed by the German…
Farm Labor Wage Plan Fails
A proposal by the German Minister for Agriculture, Alois Rainer (CSU), to introduce exemptions to the minimum wage…
Savings Mirage: Labor Minister Warns Against False Hopes on Harsher Citizen’s Allowance Sanctions
German Labor Minister Bärbel Bas, a member of the Social Democratic Party, does not believe that stricter sanctions…
Germany’s Desperate Bid to Keep Workers in the Labor Market
A German think tank, the Institute for Employment and Vocational Research, is calling for new tools to retain…
Stocks Plunge, Gold Falls, Oil Soars, But Labor Market Holds Strong
US Stock Markets Close Out the Day with Gains Friday’s trading session on the US stock markets saw…
Is the Labor Market Finally Stabilizing?
German businesses show signs of stabilizing the job market, with the Ifo employment barometer rising to 95.2 points…
SPD Chairman: Party of Labor Character Lost
According to SPD Chairman Lars Klingbeil, the party has lost its traditional role as the workers’ party. In…
Germany’s Labor Minister Calls for More Full-Time Jobs for Mothers to Tackle Women’s Poverty
Bundesarbeitsministerin Bärbel Bas (SPD) urges the economy to improve working conditions in order to increase female employment. “Employers…
Germany’s Labor Minister Calls on Businesses to Fight Right-Wing Extremism, Warns of Potential Job Crisis
Federal Labor Minister Bärbel Bas (SPD) has called on the German economy to combat right-wing extremism. In an…
Albanese Wins Landslide Victory, Securing Second Term for Labor Party in Australia
In Australia’s parliamentary election, the social democratic Labor Party led by Premier Anthony Albanese secured a clear majority.…
SPD’s Bärbel Bas in Talks to Become Labor Minister
Former German Bundestag President Bärbel Bas (SPD) is reportedly set to become a Minister for Labour and Social…
Germany’s Employment Stalls in March Amidst Slight Labor Market Decline
In March 2025, approximately 45.7 million people with a residence in Germany were employed. According to preliminary calculations…
Labor Unions Vow to Keep Protesting
Following the attack in Munich, which left two dead, the labor union movement has announced plans to continue…
BREAKING: German Minister of Labor to Overhaul Citizen’s Allowance, a Game-Changer for the Needy!
A German politician’s stance on social welfare and labor reform has been made public, sparking debate in the…
‘Growth Stifled by Perfect Storm of Skilled Labor Shortage’!
Russia’s labor market has hit a new record low, with the unemployment rate dropping to 2.3% in November…
Labor Minister Rejects Inflation Handout
German Minister of Labor Hubertus Heil, a member of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), has spoken out against…
Deutsche Bahn’s Shocking Forecast of a Looming Labor Shortage!
German Railway (Deutsche Bahn) will employ fewer new recruits in 2025 than in the current year. Around 5,700…
BREAKING: Germany’s FDP Party Set to WREAK HAVOC on Workers’ Rights with Shocking New Labor Reforms!
The FDP will “modernize the right to strike”. The right to strike is an “important fundamental right”, it…
BOMBSHELL: German Politicians and Labor Unions Unite to End the Syrian Return Debate
Leading trade unionists and politicians are calling for an end to the debate about the return of Syrian…
Scholz’s Unconventional Labor Perspective
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) intends to continue offering a stay perspective in Germany to well-integrated, working Syrians…