The UK's record-breaking heatwave is causing significant economic disruption, with economists warning of productivity losses and damaged growth. The situation highlights inequalities in flexible working and the absence of maximum temperature regulations in many workplaces.
À New York, l'organisme d'encadrement des loyers a décidé de geler les montants pour environ un million de logements à partir d'octobre. Cette mesure, promesse de campagne du maire Zohran Mamdani, est une victoire politique pour l'élu de gauche, malgré l'opposition du secteur immobilier.
Le Rent Guidelines Board de New York a décidé de geler les loyers d'environ un million de logements à partir d'octobre, une victoire pour le maire de gauche Zohran Mamdani. Cette mesure, promesse de campagne, est contestée par le secteur immobilier mais saluée par les locataires face à la hausse du coût de la vie.
Australia's Socceroos, needing only a draw against Paraguay to advance in the World Cup, urge schools and employers to screen the match live. Defender Jason Geria and SBS pundit Lydia Williams call for students to watch, while former captain Paul Wade suggests employers should accommodate staff viewing at work.
Pauline Hanson stated small businesses will "fold" under the cost of paid parental leave, despite it not being compulsory for employers to pay. Labor criticized her stance, suggesting she misunderstands the policy.
A Lowy Institute poll reveals Australians' trust in the US has fallen to a record low of 31%, while trust in China has risen to 28%. This narrows the gap between the two powers significantly compared to previous years. The poll also touches on AI cybersecurity threats, Pauline Hanson's comments on parental leave, and Ben Roberts-Smith's invitation to an Australian War Memorial event.
A new report highlights that underutilized tax incentives could save the U.S. economy up to $329 billion over 10 years by addressing childcare costs. The report by the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee points to low access to employer-provided benefits and complexity in navigating existing tax credits like CDCTC and DCAP.
A new report highlights that underutilized tax incentives could save the US economy up to $329 billion over 10 years by addressing the childcare crisis. Few workers access employer benefits, and existing tax credits like CDCTC and DCAP are complex and underclaimed.
Job seekers in the US are reporting a significant increase in employment scams, with reports doubling in 2025. Scammers use sophisticated technology, including AI, to impersonate employers and lure victims into sharing sensitive information or falling for malware. Gen Z applicants are particularly affected.
Several players have made significant impacts in recent international matches. Goalkeeper Vozinha's saves for Cape Verde earned global attention, while Vladimir Coufal's long throws were crucial for Czechia. Chancel Mbemba led DR Congo's defense, and Wilfried Singo assisted a winning goal for Côte d’Ivoire. Richie Laryea impressed for Canada, and Ayyoub Bouaddi shone for Morocco. Johan Manzambi's discipline was noted for Switzerland, and Yasin Ayari scored twice for Sweden. Elijah Just provided two goals for New Zealand, and Folarin Balogun emerged as a star for the USA.
Economists warn Pauline Hanson's One Nation proposals on parental leave and childcare could damage productivity and worsen gender inequality. Suggestions include employers not paying women on maternity leave and shifting childcare funding directly to parents, potentially impacting women's financial independence and the economy.
New labour code rules require employers to issue detailed appointment letters specifying job roles, wages, and social security benefits. This standardized format, now extended to all sectors, aims to reduce ambiguity and disputes, particularly benefiting employees in informal sectors.
À Lyon, la Fnaim du Rhône demande la fin de l'encadrement des loyers, jugé obsolète et injuste. Les agents immobiliers estiment que cela freine l'achat et le droit à la propriété. La mairie défend le dispositif pour protéger la classe moyenne.
UK job vacancies dropped to 707,000, the lowest in five years, as businesses reduced hiring. Unemployment eased slightly to 4.9%, but employment also fell, particularly in retail and hospitality, reflecting employer caution due to Middle East instability.
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) are now in the top 20 of the QS World University Rankings, a first for the city. CUHK notably jumped from 32nd to 18th, driven by improved employer reputation and research performance, making Hong Kong's higher education system the most improved in Asia for the second year.
Kevin Kotoko and Austin Franklin were selected from thousands to watch all 104 World Cup games for $50,000 each from a custom-built cube in Times Square. They will create social media content and engage with fans during the tournament.
Hong Kong introduces a two-tier vetting system for its labour importation scheme, effective Tuesday. The new regulations aim to protect local jobs by requiring employers to hire more local staff and face stricter penalties for non-compliance.
Les Suisses votent dimanche sur une initiative anti-immigration visant à plafonner la population et une réforme du service civil. Les deux scrutins s'annoncent serrés, avec des conséquences potentielles sur les relations avec l'UE et le modèle de défense helvétique.
Telehealth companies hired by employers to manage obesity drug costs are increasingly criticized for prioritizing cost-cutting over patient care. Patients report being forced to try less effective generic drugs or face denial of access to crucial medications like Zepbound and Wegovy, leading to frustration and weight regain.
Telehealth companies hired by employers to manage obesity drug costs are facing criticism for potentially limiting patient access to medications like Zepbound and Wegovy. Patients report being forced to try generic drugs first or facing hurdles that lead to out-of-pocket expenses, while doctors express concern over these companies offering medical advice outside their scope.
Les Suisses votent dimanche sur une initiative anti-immigration visant à plafonner la population et une réforme du service civil. Les deux scrutins s'annoncent serrés, avec des implications potentielles pour les relations avec l'UE et le modèle de défense helvétique.
A summit on Germany's economic crisis revealed deep rifts between the government, employers, and unions. While all agree on the crisis, their diagnoses and proposed solutions diverge significantly on issues like labor costs, social contributions, and tax policy.
Germany's ruling coalition is seeking broad support from employers and unions for fundamental economic reforms. Discussions in the Chancellery focused on strengthening economic growth, labor market stability, social security, bureaucracy reduction, and tax policy.
German coalition leaders agreed to further talks with employers and unions on reforms to address economic challenges, including the labor market, social security, bureaucracy, and tax policy. IG Metall chief Christiane Brenner expressed optimism after the meeting.
