It's unlikely that many of those leaving Romania will return one day, journalist Cristian Unteanu writes in his blog for Adevârul: Among ...
The Turkish government blames "foreign powers" for the drop in the price of the lira. Columnist Yiğit Bulut of the pro-government daily ...
The economic programme of the prospective new government in Rome is dreadfully misguided, The Economist warns: The pity is that neither the ...
Croatian employers shouldn't be surprised by the fact that the country's workforce is dwindling and should focus instead on treating the ...
The government must not cede in the confrontation with the railway workers, writes Radio Europa Liberă: The SNCF has 150,000 employees who ...
The strike is egoistic and anachronistic, philosopher Henri Pena-Ruiz writes in Le Figaro: It is in no one's interest to maintain a company ...
For Laurent Joffrin, editor-in-chief of Libération, this would be an important first step: If the reform passes, of course none of the ...
Germany is leading the way as regards the future of the world of employment, La Stampa comments in delight: Flexibility is no longer ...
A recent survey shows that the French people's trust in politicians is slow in bouncing back. So far Macron has only been able to convince ...
Belgium must once again bleed heavily as was the case with former company reorganisations, L'Echo writes in anger: You get the impression ...
