New research from Frankfurt School of Finance & Management finds that immigrants to Europe and North America earn almost 18% less than native citizens, largely due to limited access to higher-paying ...

Frankfurt School research finds immigrants earn 17.9% less than natives, mainly due to limited access to higher-paying jobs; ...

Employers with a presence in Europe must prepare for annual pay reporting requirements as part of the European ...

The study, based on administrative data from 13.5 million workers across nine countries found that nearly 75% of the ...

With tariff rates and their effects on the European economy swinging sharply over the past few months, Euronews Business ...

The second edition of Seriesly Berlin, an event that focuses on series, running Sept. 15 to 18, will feature an appearance by ...

In Sweden – a country where many employed immigrants find work ... with significant social consequences for both immigrants and immigrant-receiving countries. Although equal pay for equal work ...

Ghana has made measurable gains: special schools exist, and advocates have worked for decades to expand access. But the ...

The Lionesses are into their third consecutive final and will earn a performance-related bonus should they retain their trophy - but how does this fare against the England men's earnings?

A government evaluation of shared parental leave found that only 1% of eligible mothers and 5% of fathers took it ...

FDCTech, Inc. has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent to acquire Steven AB, which operates under the trading name Xoala, ...

U.S. birth rate is below the replacement rate of 2.1 births per woman required to maintain stable population without ...