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Temporary staffing firms and recruiters must have a license to operate in Ontario starting Jan. 1. The province released a formal announcement Wednesday.

Miracapo Pizza Company was also placed in OSHA’s Severe Violator Enforcement Program.

A company that makes frozen pizzas faces $2.8 million in penalties following the death of a temporary worker, the Labor Department reported.

While the US added 253,000 nonfarm jobs in April compared to March, the number of temp jobs declined. For the month, temp jobs were down 174,000 from their March 2022 peak.

Relatively few temporary workers use talent or work services platforms in addition to staffing firms, according to a report from SIA.

The World Employment Confederation called out importance of safety on “World Day for Health and Safety at Work.”

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The total amount of hours worked by temporary workers in the Netherlands for the third period of 2023 (27 February through 26 March) decreased by 17% when compared to the same period last year, according to the Dutch Federation of Private Employment Agencies (ABU).

Recruit Co. Ltd. reported Friday the average hourly wage for temporary workers in three major Japanese metro areas — Kanto, Tokai and Kansai — rose 3.4% year over year in March.

Ohio-based firm faces $1.9 million in penalties after worker suffers injuries that lead to leg amputation, OSHA reported.