Important statement from José Boto, director of Flamengo: “The Flamengo will not delay a salary. When the president says 'how am I going to pay Paquetá?', it’s not Paquetá, it’s the agreements made. It's like you at home. You count on the salary and if they don't pay, you won't be able to pay for the house, the car... And that's what happens here. We have important commitments in January!" (translated)
An important record: presence at the ballot box counts as automatic proof of life for retirees from INSS. And, as @geraldoalckmin rightly remembers, our government has resumed and is committed to maintaining the policy of real gains (above inflation) of the minimum wage for workers and retirees. Exercising citizenship has no expiration date. On Sunday, it’s 13! 🇧🇷 (translated)
"Flamengo will not delay a salary. When the president says 'how am I going to pay Paquetá?', it’s not about Paquetá, it’s about the agreements made. It's like you at home. You count on the salary and if they don’t pay, you won’t be able to pay for the house, the car... And that’s what happens here. We have important commitments in January!" (translated)
Seeing Krépin Diatta sign a small contract with Watford in the English second division in October... This is a concrete example of a VERY poorly managed transfer window by the player's representatives who did not have realistic salary demands at the beginning of the summer and were overwhelmed by people who spoke on behalf of Diatta everywhere. (translated)
The French government has presented a draft budget for 2027 that includes a freeze on civil servant salaries and high pensions, as well as tax increases, with the aim of cutting 43 billion euros and achieving a public deficit of 5%. (translated)
Afternoon of a lot of conversation at the Method, with @pablomarcal1 and with people who open the store early, pay salaries at the end of the month, and don’t give up when things get tough. We talked about work, opportunity, and a Brazil where those who want to grow don’t have to ask for permission to do so. There are only a few days left. The way is with @flaviobolsonaro! Brazilians deserve to dream again. 2️⃣2️⃣ (translated)
More money in the paycheck for teachers, nurses, and law enforcement. And enough with the advance payments mechanism that forces freelancers to pay taxes on the following year. We talked about it last night on Porta a Porta. What do you think? I read the comments. (translated)
I can understand a 16-year-old turning on the "I don't care about politics, I want everything to burn" mode. They have no job prospects with AI, have only known economic crises, and still have at least 80 more years of life ahead. Many of us following here are in our 40s and 50s. We no longer have the privilege of waiting for Lula to finish breaking the country so that, if all goes well, things might start to improve by the time we are 60-70. Literally, our ONLY alternative is a change of power. To swap Lula for someone with less experience in structuring the state and less tendency to corrupt everything and everyone. Today that person is Flavio. In 4 years it could be another and then another. It's sad, but that's what we have. I do not want to turn 60 with Gleise, Bessias, Janja, Janones, and Lulinha's lawyer in the Supreme Court. I do not want to keep paying the bill for the endless social benefits, gas vouchers, free buses, and everything else that will be created until then to buy votes. I am tired of my money here being worthless abroad. I am tired of my R$ 100,000 here being just two months of salary for a fast food manager in the USA. I am fed up with Lulinha, Janja, Dirceu, Dino, Moraes, and the whole lot. If you're also tired of all this, anything other than voting for 22 is an irrational choice. And, in the worst-case scenario, if this whole mess continues, at least let it be other people robbing us and not the same ones from the last 20 years... (translated)
About fifty delivery riders protested in Milan outside the Glovo headquarters, denouncing precarious working conditions and demanding adequate wages and protections through subordinate employment. (translated)
Wage inequalities in Belgium persist, with women earning on average 6.6% less than men, with a gap reaching up to 41.3% in some sectors, highlighting the need for political interventions to address this situation. (translated)
Wage inequalities in Belgium persist in 2024, with a gap of 6.6% between men and women, reaching 19.2% for women workers in the private sector, exacerbated by part-time work and sectoral segregation. (translated)
“Ogni elemento della decisione è sul tavolo – ha spiegato l’esponente del Partito democratico in un’intervista ad Avvenire -, ma penso anche a quello che significherebbe concretamente. Se mi candidassi nel 2028 e non vincessi, avrei finito: non sarei più alla Camera. Significa che deve valerne la pena, perché la mia più grande ambizione è cambiare questo Paese attraverso un sistema sanitario universale, salari dignitosi, diritti dei lavoratori e delle donne”Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez non esclude una candidatura alla presidenza degli Stati Uniti nel 2028. #OcasioCortez #Presidenza2028 #DirittiUmani
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has stated that she is considering the possibility of running for the presidency of the United States in 2028, with the aim of promoting universal healthcare, decent wages, and the rights of workers and women. (translated)
One in three employees reports having been a victim of harassment at work during their career, a phenomenon that persists despite greater awareness and the continuing difficulty for victims to speak out. (translated)
One in three employees claims to have been a victim of workplace harassment, with 15% experiencing it multiple times, according to the national Qualisocial barometer, revealing a concerning persistence of the phenomenon in professional environments in France. (translated)
Although Belgium shows good results regarding the gender pay gap, inequalities persist, particularly for female workers, who often remain stuck in precarious and non-progressive positions. (translated)
Belgium has still not transposed the European directive on pay transparency, which must be implemented before the summer of 2026, thus highlighting the persistent gender inequalities in the labor market. (translated)
Never ask a man his salary. A woman her age. And a fan of Barça why he doesn't talk about how Cristiano said goodbye to Madrid and how Messi did to Barça. (translated)
In just one month of Abelardo's government, his economic policy caused unemployment to rise by 0.8 points from a year ago and by 0.5 points compared to the last month of my government. I warned that if the economic policy is to incur more debt and not tax the richest who create very little employment in the country, and if in addition, vital wages and the state's social spending—which Abelardo stupidly calls waste—are attacked, the loss of jobs in Colombia will increase. (translated)
"I took this destroyed country." (translated)
