If Germany is to integrate large numbers of low-skilled Middle Eastern, African and Asian refugees into its domestic job market it is going to need new concepts

Michael Horn said: "I was also informed that the company engineers would work with the agencies to resolve the issue"

Without a club for the last five months, Anderson Portela de Araújo has resorted to amateur football as a means of keeping himself in the sport

During the Minimum Wage Challenge, lawmakers attempt to live on Florida's minimum wage of $8.05 per hour

In Brazil, militias of indigenous people take up arms against illegal logging, but their tactics raise fears of greater violence

The relaxation parlours save workers from sleeping in the office, according to one user

Australian unions fear the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal will undermine the rights of workers

Volkswagen's new CEO, Matthias Mueller announced a review of all planned investments

According to study, four million Spaniards feel lonely

Xavier Broseta, assistant HR manager, flees crowd after 3,000 job cuts announced at airline

Dorsey stepped in as interim CEO of Twitter in place of Dick Costolo in July

Figures suggest the number of people over 60 will reach two billion by 2050

Walmart will discontinue sales of military-style high-powered assault rifles in the US

Human rights groups criticise EU nations for using workers from Kim Jong-un's regime

The Uber officials were detained in June on charges of providing illegal taxi services in France

The number of people receiving jobless benefits was 2.19 million

Siemens announced an ambitious, multi-pronged program for integrating some of the refugees arriving in Germany

The Senate is expected to debate the bill in Tuesday´s session

The number of registered unemployed in Germany dropped to its lowest level in 24 years in September

This action is to draw attention to efforts to increase the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour