Work

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

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

What is open and closed this Columbus Day in Florida?

Cuba is once again listed in the lowest category of the U.S. report on human trafficking

The U.S. proposes a fee of $70,000 for foreign students wishing to work in the country

Do you work hourly in the U.S.? This free app records your extra hours and calculates your pay

Miami-Dade opens new positions: jobs in administration, transportation, technology, and public services

The U.S. created just 29,000 jobs in September: unemployment at 4.2% and a significant revision of previous months

How to apply for a job at the U.S. Embassy in Havana: a step-by-step guide to ensure you don't miss out in ERA

Spain surpasses 3.6 million foreign workers for the first time: these are the sectors where employment is growing the most

Thousands of Miami-Dade workers could lose more than $7 per hour under new contracts

Public jobs in Miami-Dade: vacancies, salaries, and how to apply for jobs

Immigration raids impact meat production in the U.S. and drive up costs across the supply chain

Guyana is preparing a new migration policy in anticipation of a projected flow of three million people by 2030

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

One good and one bad news for employment in Florida: unemployment is down, but it is still worse than it was a year ago

More and more Cubans are choosing Houston over Miami: here are the reasons

The MTSS regulates labor safety in Cuba with a new resolution

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

"I'd rather keep myself busy working than stealing": The story of a Cuban boy who touched thousands

A Cuban is looking for a job as a delivery person, and the comments on Facebook are going wild: "What do you deliver, divorces?"

Florida raises the minimum wage to 15 dollars per hour as of September 30

"He is doing that because he has a very great need": They are asking for help for a child in Holguín

A Cuban is fined for not displaying prices on his tricycle, and his 10-year-old son provides the solution

USCIS revokes H-1B petition in Florida after detecting a salary discrepancy of about $40,000

Cuban woman attends a job interview and reacts unexpectedly: "There were many of them and they spoke fluently."

The harsh reality of a retiree in Cuba: Working at 77 years old to be able to eat

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 reveals the most profitable businesses in Cuba right now

President of Guyana sends message to Cubans who want to work in the country

The desperate plea of a 20-year-old Cuban father to feed his baby

Workers in Guáimaro have been without pay for nearly six months while 90 million pesos allocated for their salaries are missing

A Cuban sparks controversy in Uruguay by questioning the work ethic of Uruguayans

Pollito Tropical recalls its humble beginnings and states, "People don't want to work, especially in Miami."

Two children, aged 13 and 11, sell bread on the street to help their mothers; an image that is painful in Cuba

Cuban in Thailand sends a message to those considering traveling to that country

How difficult is it to be young in Florida? The figures reveal significant challenges

Ministry of Labor and Social Security confirms a break in work activities on July 25, 26, and 27

Palm cutters in Cuba: a 12-year-old boy and a young man survive with a dangerous trade

11-year-old Cuban boy works collecting cans to help his mother: "Please, help me."

Fewer workplace accidents in Cuba in 2025, although the number of fatalities is concerning

The U.S. labor market loses momentum: Only 57,000 new jobs in June

Organization warns about the rise of child labor in Cuba under the justification of "family support."

Cuban in Spain shares her experience searching for work: "You only work on anything when you have the noose around your neck."

Layoffs, salary increases, and telecommuting: The labor changes approved by the Cuban regime

Cuban woman reports bankruptcy of state enterprise: Her father, 64, lost his job overnight

UJC claims that there is no child labor in Cuba, and social media erupts: "Walk the streets to see for yourselves."

Inflation reaches its highest level in the U.S. since 2023: Here are the details

Judge nullifies costly fee imposed by Trump for temporary work visas in the U.S.: What is known?

New Labor Code Prepares Cuba for an Economy with a Larger Private Sector and Fewer State Jobs

The new Labor Code in Cuba opens the door to remote work from abroad

Las Tunas reports over 4,000 job vacancies in key sectors as informal employment rises

Cubans help a 13-year-old boy who works landscaping to make a living

The U.S. added 115,000 jobs in April

Cuban reveals how much it costs to survive in Mexico on immigrant wages

Who really exploits Cuban workers?

Russia launches program to attract highly qualified foreign talent, including Cubans

Cuban reveals the lowest-paying modeling jobs in Cuba: From 75 pesos to exclusivity

The lost childhood in Cuba: teenagers work to support their families

Author of controversial job offer in Matanzas responds to criticism: "I'm trying to get ahead with my child."