Tag: europe

Workers at Ford's two car plants in the German city of Cologne went on strike on Wednesday, protesting thousands of planned job cuts across the U.S. automaker's European operations. The ...

Gloom surrounds British employers' hiring plans after recent tax hikes and surging uncertainty in the global economy, according to surveys on Monday that chimed with the Bank of England's forecasts ...

Foreign workers accounted for much of the euro zone's economic growth since the pandemic and could help the bloc overcome the economic constraints of an ageing and shrinking labour market, ...

Sweden's coworking market is growing with a focus on profitability, flexibility, and changing tenant needs.

Spain is one step closer to reducing its standard workweek, after the government approved a bill that would lower the current 40-hour week to 37.5 hours.  The proposal, which now ...

After a sluggish start to 2024, U.K. commercial real estate (CRE) lending showed signs of recovery by year’s end, according to CoStar. New loan volumes rose 11% year-on-year, reaching £36.3 ...

The City of London is facing a significant office space shortfall as global investment firms ramp up operations and seek larger, more sophisticated headquarters.  BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, ...

Governments in Portugal and Japan are turning to innovative labor reforms to address demographic decline and work-life balance issues, particularly as both nations continue to grapple with falling birth rates. ...

European workers are growing uneasy as American workplace habits, like longer hours, fewer holidays, and constant monitoring gain ground in their offices. A new survey reveals widespread concern that U.S. ...

Croatia has made a significant move to attract skilled foreign talent, particularly digital nomads, by introducing a series of game-changing reforms to its immigration and work visa policies.  These changes ...