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Chicago Prepares to Raise Tipped Minimum to $12.62 Under One Fair Wage Law

The scheduled July increase marks the second step of a five-year phaseout drawing criticism from hospitality groups citing economic strain.

Karnataka moves to operationalize gig worker welfare ordinance with draft rules due in two weeks

Germany’s Social Insurance System Spends €25 Billion Annually on Administration

Germany’s CDU Proposes Tax-Exempt ‘Aktivrente’ as Work Culture and CO2 Pricing Divide Leaders

Chiquita Lays Off 4,900 Banana Workers in Panama Following Prolonged Strike

Germany Advances Plan to Replace Daily Work Hour Limits with Weekly Cap

Germany's Minimum Wage Debate Intensifies as SPD Pushes for €15 Target

Germany Faces Projected Labor Shortage as Working Hours Lag Behind OECD Peers

UK Government Proposes Sweeping Immigration Overhaul to Cut Net Migration

Germany Faces Coalition Rift Over Pension Reform Proposal

German Labor Minister Considers Legal Path to €15 Minimum Wage

German Labor Minister Proposes Expanding Pension Contributions to Civil Servants and Self-Employed

Spanish Government’s 37.5-Hour Workweek Reform Faces Critical Veto Threat in Congress

Italy Marks May Day with Focus on Workplace Safety and Labor Talks

Germany's Labor Market Recovery Stalls with Regional Disparities

Italian Government Allocates €1.2 Billion to Tackle Workplace Safety Crisis

Argentina Convenes New Salary Council Meeting as Minimum Wage Crisis Deepens

Spain’s Council of Ministers Set to Approve 37.5-Hour Workweek Draft Law

Germany's Minimum Wage Debate Intensifies Ahead of Key Commission Decision

German Leader Kretschmann Calls for Longer Work Hours to Tackle Economic Challenges