Current news of the labor market in the world
On this page, you’ll find only verified and useful information. We publish important updates on employment, migration laws, legalization, visa changes, and working conditions in different countries. New regulations, real-life cases, analytics, and procedural changes — everything you need to stay informed and make sound decisions.
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Current news of the labor market in the world
On this page, you’ll find only verified and useful information. We publish important updates on employment, migration laws, legalization, visa changes, and working conditions in different countries. New regulations, real-life cases, analytics, and procedural changes — everything you need to stay informed and make sound decisions.
Dream starts with us.
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17.11.25
APAC and Middle East labour law changes set to shift global recruitment trends
In Q4 2025, countries in Asia and the Middle East are implementing new labor and visa regulations that increase requirements for employers and candidates. These changes could reshape global labor migration routes and boost demand for the US and Canada.
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14.11.25
EU moves to regulate AI in the workplace with new algorithmic management rules
The European Parliament is pushing forward a new directive on regulating algorithmic management at work, which would ban automated decisions on hiring, firing and pay without human intervention. The legislative initiative aims to ensure transparency, data protection and workers' rights in the digital age.
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13.11.25
US government reopens after historic shutdown
After the longest shutdown in U.S. history, the government has reopened, bringing 600,000 employees back to work and stabilizing the labor market. The move also strengthens the U.S. as a leading destination for international professionals.
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12.11.25
The EU is launching a “solidarity pool” to help border states with migratory pressure.
The European Commission is creating a “solidarity pool” — a mechanism to support countries facing increased migratory pressure. Greece, Cyprus, Spain and Italy will be able to receive financial, technical or relocation assistance under the new Pact on Migration and Asylum.
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11.11.25
UK increases visa requirements and fees, focusing on highly qualified specialists.
The UK has announced a new package of immigration changes, including increased language requirements, increased fees and visa renewals for highly skilled professionals. The reform aims to reduce migration and attract "premium" talent.
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10.11.25
Germany begins returning Syrians and tightens control over labor migration.
The German government under Friedrich Merz has announced the start of the return of Syrian refugees after the end of the war, combining the process with tighter controls on labor migration. The decision could redistribute global labor flows, shifting the focus of recruitment agencies in Asia and Europe towards the United States and Canada.