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China's AI Talent Scramble Reshapes Spring Recruitment
Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Tencent launched spring internship campaigns with a strong focus on AI, reflecting a significant increase in AI-related job openings and highlighting AI's reshaping of the domestic employment landscape.
China's AI Talent Scramble Reshapes Spring Recruitment
Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Tencent launched spring internship campaigns with a strong focus on AI, reflecting a significant increase in AI-related job openings and highlighting AI's reshaping of the domestic employment landscape.
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40% Bias Score
AI Adoption in Spain: Challenges and Opportunities"
In Spain, 46% of companies use AI daily, mainly for automation and data analysis, while 84% of employees use it; however, adaptation remains a challenge, with only 2% of companies reducing staff after implementation, according to Randstad Research and EY.
AI Adoption in Spain: Challenges and Opportunities"
In Spain, 46% of companies use AI daily, mainly for automation and data analysis, while 84% of employees use it; however, adaptation remains a challenge, with only 2% of companies reducing staff after implementation, according to Randstad Research and EY.
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48% Bias Score
China Unveils Plan to Optimize College Graduate Employment
China's government issued a new guideline on Tuesday to improve college graduate employment by optimizing the talent supply system, aligning education with market needs, and establishing a nationwide employment services network within 3-5 years to address the over 12 million annual graduates.
China Unveils Plan to Optimize College Graduate Employment
China's government issued a new guideline on Tuesday to improve college graduate employment by optimizing the talent supply system, aligning education with market needs, and establishing a nationwide employment services network within 3-5 years to address the over 12 million annual graduates.
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36% Bias Score
Thuringia Faces Workforce Crisis: Only 43% Expect to Work Until Retirement
A recent survey reveals that only 43% of 1,000 Thuringians expect to work until retirement, significantly lower than the East German average of 50%, primarily due to poor working conditions and high workloads in smaller industrial and construction firms, exacerbated by a high proportion of shift wor...
Thuringia Faces Workforce Crisis: Only 43% Expect to Work Until Retirement
A recent survey reveals that only 43% of 1,000 Thuringians expect to work until retirement, significantly lower than the East German average of 50%, primarily due to poor working conditions and high workloads in smaller industrial and construction firms, exacerbated by a high proportion of shift wor...
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40% Bias Score
Global Risk-Off Sentiment Fueled by US Tariffs and Inflation Fears
Last week's risk-off sentiment in global markets stemmed from President Trump's confirmed auto tariffs, higher-than-expected US PCE data sparking stagflation fears, and the EU's planned retaliatory tariffs totaling €26 billion against the US, impacting European and global stock markets.
Global Risk-Off Sentiment Fueled by US Tariffs and Inflation Fears
Last week's risk-off sentiment in global markets stemmed from President Trump's confirmed auto tariffs, higher-than-expected US PCE data sparking stagflation fears, and the EU's planned retaliatory tariffs totaling €26 billion against the US, impacting European and global stock markets.
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32% Bias Score
Greece's February Job Market Shows Strong Growth
In February 2024, Greece added 23,945 jobs, reversing months of losses, with tourism and hospitality driving nearly one-third of new positions; this positive trend continues a two-month period with a net increase of 8,495 jobs, the third best in 24 years; however, Capital Economics predicts that Gre...
Greece's February Job Market Shows Strong Growth
In February 2024, Greece added 23,945 jobs, reversing months of losses, with tourism and hospitality driving nearly one-third of new positions; this positive trend continues a two-month period with a net increase of 8,495 jobs, the third best in 24 years; however, Capital Economics predicts that Gre...
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44% Bias Score
Greece Announces New Labor Bill to Boost Job Market Flexibility and Raise Wages
Greek Labor Minister Niki Kerameos announced a new labor bill to simplify employment procedures, reduce bureaucracy, and increase labor market flexibility, alongside continued efforts to raise minimum wages (€950 target by 2027) and decrease tax burdens, while also implementing digital work cards an...
Greece Announces New Labor Bill to Boost Job Market Flexibility and Raise Wages
Greek Labor Minister Niki Kerameos announced a new labor bill to simplify employment procedures, reduce bureaucracy, and increase labor market flexibility, alongside continued efforts to raise minimum wages (€950 target by 2027) and decrease tax burdens, while also implementing digital work cards an...
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44% Bias Score
China Unveils Plan to Optimize Employment for 10 Million+ Annual College Graduates
China issued a guideline to optimize its talent cultivation and supply system to support the high-quality employment of over 10 million annual college graduates by establishing a nationwide employment services network within 3-5 years, addressing mismatches between supply and demand in the job marke...
China Unveils Plan to Optimize Employment for 10 Million+ Annual College Graduates
China issued a guideline to optimize its talent cultivation and supply system to support the high-quality employment of over 10 million annual college graduates by establishing a nationwide employment services network within 3-5 years, addressing mismatches between supply and demand in the job marke...
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24% Bias Score
Only 43% of Thuringians Expect to Work Until Retirement
A survey of 1000 Thuringians revealed that only 43% expect to work until retirement, significantly lower than the East German average of 50%, primarily due to poor working conditions and high workloads, especially in the prevalent shift work within the state's industrial and construction sectors.
Only 43% of Thuringians Expect to Work Until Retirement
A survey of 1000 Thuringians revealed that only 43% expect to work until retirement, significantly lower than the East German average of 50%, primarily due to poor working conditions and high workloads, especially in the prevalent shift work within the state's industrial and construction sectors.
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44% Bias Score
Aging Workforce Cripples Greek Retail Sector
According to the Hellenic Confederation of Commerce and Entrepreneurship's 2024 Annual Report, the average age of Greek retail employees has risen from 38.9 years in 2008 to 42.8 years in 2024, with fewer young people entering the sector and part-time employment falling below 7 percent.
Aging Workforce Cripples Greek Retail Sector
According to the Hellenic Confederation of Commerce and Entrepreneurship's 2024 Annual Report, the average age of Greek retail employees has risen from 38.9 years in 2008 to 42.8 years in 2024, with fewer young people entering the sector and part-time employment falling below 7 percent.
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32% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Hospitality Sees January Turnover Rise
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's hospitality industry experienced a 7% turnover increase in January 2025 compared to the same month in 2024, following a 1.2% decrease in 2024, with hotels up 8% and restaurants up 4.8%, despite a 1.9% drop in employment and an expectation of a VAT reduction to 7%.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Hospitality Sees January Turnover Rise
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's hospitality industry experienced a 7% turnover increase in January 2025 compared to the same month in 2024, following a 1.2% decrease in 2024, with hotels up 8% and restaurants up 4.8%, despite a 1.9% drop in employment and an expectation of a VAT reduction to 7%.
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40% Bias Score
Labour's Worker's Rights Bill: Next CEO Warns of Economic Havoc
Next CEO Lord Wolfson and the CBI warn that Labour's worker's rights bill, coupled with increased employer National Insurance contributions, is causing a private sector slowdown and may lead to job losses; the bill's impact on flexible working arrangements is of particular concern.
Labour's Worker's Rights Bill: Next CEO Warns of Economic Havoc
Next CEO Lord Wolfson and the CBI warn that Labour's worker's rights bill, coupled with increased employer National Insurance contributions, is causing a private sector slowdown and may lead to job losses; the bill's impact on flexible working arrangements is of particular concern.
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64% Bias Score
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