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The minister stated that Portugal records a high rate of accidents compared to the rest of the European Union.
IWG has selected the city of Amarante to launch its first Open Office location in Portugal.
The tax authority responds to inquiries made by Brazilian public servants who live in other countries but remain linked to their respective Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary bodies.
After the European Union excluded mandatory remote work, economist Filipe Garcia analyses the impact of the measure on fuel demand.
The European Commission presented a package of measures to address the energy crisis, but did not mention suggestions to reduce energy consumption, which had been included in previous drafts.
The European Commission has dropped mandatory measures, which included one day of compulsory remote work per week or restrictions on air travel to reduce fuel consumption in response to the Middle East crisis. Brussels maintains its recommendations for member states to 'do what they can regarding demand', while also leaving...
Following the European Commission's recommendation, the Minister for State Reform tells RTP Antena 1 that the capacity for remote work in the civil service is being evaluated.
The government is assessing the implementation of teleworking policies within the public sector.
Remote work, carpooling, lower public transport prices, and support for the most vulnerable consumers. These are some of the 55 measures that Brussels wants to implement to tackle the energy crisis.
Brussels also suggests closing public buildings if feasible.
The European Commission will propose that member states move forward with one mandatory day of remote work per week.
To combat the effects of the war in the Middle East, the European Commission has drafted a set of measures, such as adjusting air conditioning and boilers. The announcement will be made on Wednesday.
Measures are being introduced to address the energy crisis caused by the conflict in the Middle East.
The European Commission will propose, on Wednesday, support measures in response to the energy crisis caused by the conflict in the Middle East, calling for remote work and alternatives to cars and planes to reduce consumption in the European Union (EU).
Brussels proposes immediate measures to member states: from adjustments to domestic boilers and temporary bans on power cuts to support for vulnerable families.
The European Commission is set to propose measures to address the energy crisis triggered by the conflict in the Middle East, advocating for remote work and alternatives to private vehicles and air travel to lower consumption across the EU. The proposed toolkit includes targeted support for consumers and businesses, tax reductions, and strategic market interventions. Suggested measures for member states include at least one mandatory day of remote work per week, closing public buildings where possible, and promoting public transport, cycling, and car-sharing. The Commission also advises reducing air travel, adjusting air conditioning in public buildings, and lowering residential boiler temperatures. To protect vulnerable households, the proposal suggests energy vouchers and temporary price regulations, while encouraging businesses to shift toward renewable energy and improved efficiency. Ursula von der Leyen emphasized that these measures must be targeted, rapid, and temporary, while stressing the long-term need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
The European Commission will propose support measures on Wednesday in response to the energy crisis caused by the conflict in the Middle East, calling for remote work and alternatives to cars and planes to reduce consumption in the European Union (EU). At stake is a toolkit that Brussels will release to address high prices.
Gas prices have soared by 85% and oil by 51% in a matter of weeks. The European Commission has responded with a plan containing over fifty measures that can be implemented by Member States.
Brussels is preparing a set of proposals to reduce fossil fuel consumption, encouraging, among other actions, partial teleworking and public transport subsidies.
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Lisbon and Porto are among the top 10 most attractive cities in Europe for digital nomads, according to a new report analysing the best destinations for remote workers in 2026. The post Lisbon and Porto among Europe’s top 10 cities for digital nomads appeared first on Portugal Resident.
A new co-working space opened on April 1 in Praia da Rocha, bringing flexible work options to one of the Algarve’s busiest coastal areas. The centre, operated by International Workplace The post New co-working space opens in Praia da Rocha appeared first on Portugal Resident.
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The article discusses how teleworking plays a crucial role in managing inflationary pressures.
In several cities around the world, advertising billboards, street lighting, and shop windows are being turned off earlier. But life is also different during the day. Some have switched to working four days a week, while others have swapped the office for the living room table, opting for remote work. Children...
