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Randstad Spain forecasts that, while the number of employed workers in 2023 will increase to an average of 20.6 million from the 20.4 million figure expected in 2022, the unemployment rate is still expected to continue to grow.

Portugal’s parliament approved the reduction of the maximum number of renewals of temporary, fixed-term contracts from the current six months to four months,

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is poised to announce legislation to curb strikes this week,

Allgeier SE (AEIX.N:GER), a Germany-based provider of IT solutions and staffing announced in an update that the expectation for the business development in the current fiscal year 2022 is revenue growth in the region of 20% compared with fiscal 2021 and growth in adjusted EBITDA in the region of 40%.

Heidrick & Struggles announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire Atreus, an interim management firm in Germany.

Integrator d.o.o., a franchisee of Manpower in Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Bulgaria, announced that it has acquired Manpower’s HR and workforce business in Hungary from ManpowerGroup.

The HMRC published a report on December 2022 on the impacts of the off-payroll working rules reform in the private and voluntary sectors.

Even some accounting majors don’t want accounting jobs

In 2023, Spain’s unemployment rate will stand at 13.2%, higher than the 12.9% rate with which it will close this year, according to research from Randstad Spain.

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