German companies are desperately looking for new junior staff.

Maersk Line says it was speeding up already announced plans to simplify the organization in the light of lower demand

Monthly Markit/CIPS services PMI survey shows more job creation and employment in UK’s leisure and IT industries

The UK governments strike law is a fundamental attack on workers

Cabin Crew to take action from Friday if latest offer isn’t revised

The Spanish job market issued mixed signals

Voluntary rate set by Living Wage Foundation increases by 40p to £8.25 an hour outside London and by 25p to £9.40 an hour in the capital

FUP, which represents platform, refinery and other workers, will join a number of smaller unions already on strike

Consumer prices in the eurozone have edged up slightly despite continuously low energy prices, the European statistics office has reported

Qatar’s emir has approved reform of the country’s “kafala” labour laws for its large population of migrant workers, the Qatar news agency reported. Sheikh Tamim bin ...

Human rights official Marzuki Darusman claims 50,000 workers are being exploited to generate up to £1.5bn a year for the state

Unemployment in Germany remains at record low levels

To earn the same amount as a white men did in 2014, Latinas as a whole would have to work approximately ten months more

German consumers fear the unabated influx of refugees will have negative consequences for the national economy

Debt-laden Stemcor agrees huge restructuring that safeguards jobs as steel leaders plead case before MPs for energy cost relief

Make sure you're not using any of these five words and phrases

Almost a third of people under 18 in the EU are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, a German think-tank says

"More inflation and more shortages await us," economist Luis Oliveros alerted

Care industry must provide housing that an ageing population would aspire to live

Largely unfazed by the Volkswagen cheating scandal, business confidence among top German executives has only eased slightly