Cuban workers

Motorcycle or bicycle? Influencer seeks to reward the efforts of a Cuban who fights daily for survival

The average salary in Cuba rises to 7,354 pesos: just 8 euros at the informal exchange rate and less than two cartons of eggs

"People in Cuba are dying of hunger, but they don't want to work": Cuban woman lashes out at those who rely on remittances on the island

Spain pays Palco about 270 euros per month for each worker at its consulate in Havana; the agreed salary is around 3,700 pesos

Spain's contract with PALCO leaves it up to the Cuban regime to decide who works within the Consulate in Havana

Spain admits that Cuba prevents it from directly hiring its employees in Havana

Electric worker from Santiago de Cuba who lost a hand faces bureaucratic obstacles to receive his compensation

Bruno Rodríguez labels the U.S. report on Human Trafficking as "unilateral and misleading."

Cuba does not move the October 10th holiday to Monday: who gets paid double and how much is owed

Commerce and Siprot workers are experiencing salary delays in Guantánamo

Cuban mother requests payment as caregiver for her amputated son, and Díaz-Canel promises: "They will find a solution for you."

New labor regulation in Spain: workers can demand in writing their salary, schedules, and even the algorithms that determine their employment

Foreign companies can now hire directly in Cuba, but can they pay salaries in dollars?

The Cuban regime authorizes foreign companies to directly hire their workers

Report of the death of an 18-year-old young man electrocuted while pruning in Cabaiguán

CUPET updates on the condition of the six workers injured in the Havana fire: four are already home

Cubans manually drilled a 36-meter well, leaving social media in shock: "That's destroying the body."

Cuban regime honors with the Internationalist Worker Medal

Former GAESA worker reveals how Military Counterintelligence monitored employees and tourists in Cuban hotels

He takes care of the land and then puts on the Hornet suit: this is how an unsung hero from Santiago de Cuba works

Cuban doctor on new monetary issues: "My salary could be summed up in a single bill... and I would still need to give change."

New decree penalizes uncontracted employment and other labor violations in Cuba

The MTSS regulates workplace safety in Cuba with a new resolution

MINSAP updates the list of occupational diseases

The MINSAP regulates occupational medical examinations for Cuban workers

The new Cuban Labor Code regulates telecommuting and allows for the termination of positions for economic reasons

A Cadeca has opened within a Cuban hospital so that its workers can receive payments without having to stand in line

Neither to work nor to school: Cuban mother reacts to the blackouts

A Cuban woman claims that BANDEC is denying her husband the cash from a legal payment by ETECSA

Electric worker Alexander Pantoja died of natural causes, his sister confirms

Sitting on a stone and leaning against a tree: This is how the body of the electrical worker Alexander Pantoja was found in Santiago de Cuba

"May the full weight of the law fall upon them": Alexander Pantoja's sister demands to know what happened

"Someone did something to him and took him somewhere else": sister of missing worker in Santiago de Cuba reveals family suspicions

Drones, dogs, and rescue teams are searching for a missing electrical worker in Santiago de Cuba

Search operation expanded to find missing electrical worker in Santiago de Cuba

A lineman dies in Cienfuegos, and another remains in intensive care following a workplace accident

They are seeking help to find an employee of the Electric Company of Santiago de Cuba who disappeared while performing work duties

Rolando Alemán, the beloved mailman of Cruces who died in the Miami airport tragedy

Five Cubans, five shattered stories: who were the victims of the Amazon plane crash in Miami?

Cuba officially incorporates private companies with more than 100 employees into its legal framework

Cuba provides legal support for the direct hiring of workers by foreign representations

Cuban government establishes new rules for distributing profits in state-owned companies

"Will I be able to enjoy the increase?": Cuban retirees have been waiting for months for their new pensions

Cuba will legalize new reforms in the private sector this week

Young Cuban dies crushed by containers in Guyana

Firefighters rescue a man who fell into a well in Holguín alive

Until October 6: open call for Chevening scholarships for Cubans who wish to study in the United Kingdom

Power outages and lack of resources escalate tensions to insults against linemen in Isla de la Juventud

Authorities seize coal from a forestry worker in Camagüey, leaving him without support for his family

They are seeking help for a Cuban ex-lineman who lost both arms in a workplace accident

New Labor Code in Cuba: The regime modernizes the law without recognizing essential rights

It may sound like a joke, but it’s not: A Cuban discusses the most profitable businesses in Cuba right now

Bicitaxista in Cárdenas returns a forgotten suitcase to a customer with its contents intact

In Cienfuegos, they sing a bombochíe to the Electric Company, and the networks explode: "What are they celebrating?"

Why is the U.S. investigating the links of a powerful union with Havana?

Workers in Guáimaro have gone nearly six months without pay while 90 million pesos allocated for their salaries remain unaccounted for

“Heartfelt thanks”: the young Cuban woman who sells peanuts in Matanzas responded to the wave of support she received on social media

Economist Pedro Monreal: "Cuban workers have been victims of legal plunder."

A young Cuban makes a living selling peanuts in Matanzas

Inspectors fine an entrepreneur and his retired worker 48,000 pesos while hunger intensifies in Cuba