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Brazil Lets Workers Pledge FGTS as Collateral for Private Payroll Loans With 1.99% Monthly Cap

The government says the voluntary move is meant to boost competition for private consignado loans.

Bavaria Faces a Shortfall of About 290,000 Workers by 2035, Study Says

Samsung, Union Strike Provisional Deal, Halting Planned 18-Day Walkout

Samsung Unions Keep Strike Plan as Company Seeks Unconditional Talks

Argentina’s CGT Sets April 30 Plaza de Mayo March With Mass Honoring Pope Francis

Venezuelan Police Disperse Wage March After Rodríguez Pledges May Pay Rise

Mexico’s 2026 Minimum Wage Takes Effect as Government Touts Third-Highest in Latin America

INEGI Reports Uneven State Gains as Informal Wages Jump in Q2

Banamex Sees Mexico’s 2026 Minimum Wage Near 309.5 Pesos as Sheinbaum Signals Another Rise

Argentina’s Industrial SMEs Hit 58% Capacity Use as Registered Job Losses Reach 272,880

South Korea’s 4.5-Day Week Push Faces Productivity Warning and Strike Threat

CTM Secures Accreditation for T-MEC Labor Review as It Challenges Rapid-Response Mechanism

Stellantis Widens Job-Protection Schemes in Italy, Adding Mirafiori to Termoli and Pomigliano

UIA President Warns of Rising Layoffs, Calls for Labor and Tax Overhaul

Buenos Aires Paritaria Talks on Hold After Unions Reject 3.2% Wage Offer

Argentina Formalizes 6% Commerce Sector Wage Pact With Monthly Hikes

Japanese Unions Demand Largest Wage Hike in Over 30 Years

Brandenburg Calls for Energy Price Cuts and Bureaucratic Reforms to Support Struggling Industries

Reallöhne in Deutschland steigen 2024 um 3,1 Prozent – höchster Zuwachs seit 16 Jahren