Revolut workers pressured with 'unrealistic' metrics. Bank insists it complies with labour law
The Union of Workers of Large Supermarkets, Warehouses and Services of Portugal (STGSSP) has accused Revolut of pressuring and 'exploiting' around 1,200 employees in Portugal by imposing 'unrealistic' productivity metrics, after receiving multiple complaints about the digital bank’s labour practices. Revolut rejects the allegations, saying it complies with Portuguese labour law. The dispute highlights tensions between fintech productivity models and workplace rights, and could prompt closer scrutiny from unions and regulators.
Where is the Bank of the Future?
When I started working in banking, today's reality would have seemed like science fiction: a bank that is always available, capable of anticipating needs and solving problems before they even arise. A bank where technology was invisible and genuinely at the service of people. Today, these ideas are no longer even original — at best they are the ...
Habit joins forces with Doutor Finanças for payment protection
The Portuguese insurtech Habit and the fintech Doutor Finanças have teamed up to offer an integrated payment protection insurance, which ensures the payment of instalments in the event of involuntary unemployment or temporary incapacity to work. "This partnership will expand the protection solutions offered by Doutor Finanças, helping everyone who ...
