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Tax card for foreign workers in Finland: what it is and the procedure for obtaining it

Obtaining a tax card is an important part of the employment of foreign workers in Finland. Find out more about the types of tax cards, how to apply for one, how to extend a tax card in Finland, and other important nuances

Flight cancellations in Finland: February strike by airport workers

In February 2024, Finland will become the scene of a protest by airport workers, which will lead to flight cancellations and great inconvenience for tourists. During the two-day strike, which will begin on 1 February, workers will protest against planned labour market reforms. Read more about the reasons and possible consequences of the February strike in Finland

UK labour law: what changes to expect in 2024

In 2024, important labour reforms will come into force in the UK, ranging from parental leave to flexible working. These changes will need to be considered to maintain business efficiency and ensure compliance with legal regulations. Find out more about what to expect from UK labour law in 2024

Abandoning remote work: why 90% of companies will return to offices by the end of 2024?

The overwhelming majority of companies that have already returned to the office believe that this has led to increased revenues, productivity, and employee retention. More than 90% of companies plan to return employees to the office by the end of 2024. Find out if most companies actually plan to track employees' time back in the office and how employees are responding

Law on citizenship in Germany: the procedure for issuing a passport has been eased in the country

The German authorities have adopted amendments to the law on citizenship that change the rules for acquiring dual citizenship and reduce the timeframe for migrants' right to naturalization. Find out more about how the procedure for obtaining German citizenship in 2024 was simplified, what are the requirements for applicants and when the approved changes will come into force in Germany

Romania and Bulgaria will enter the Schengen zone: what changes for travellers?

In 2024, Romania and Bulgaria will join the Schengen area. This will allow people to move freely without passport control at the internal borders with other members of the zone. Tourists will be able to travel freely without worrying about additional formalities at internal borders. Find out more about how such innovations can affect tourists and what benefits can be expected

France is recognised as the most popular tourist destination in 2024

In the world of tourism, France has always been recognised as the epicentre of cultural, historical and gastronomic wealth. According to the WTTC, this country remains the most popular tourist destination for travellers from all over the world. Find out more about the best cities and travel trends in France for 2024

Refugee status for victims of gender-based violence: a new judgement of the European Court of Justice

Women who face violence because of their gender can seek protection in the EU. This judgement provides additional rights and opportunities for victims of gender-based violence. Recognising gender-based violence as a ground for refugee status is an important step in protecting women's rights and avoiding violence. Read more about the latest judgement of the European Court of Justice