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Gen Z's 'Career Catfishing' and 'Revenge Quitting' Shake Up Corporate World

Gen Z job seekers are increasingly engaging in "career catfishing" (accepting jobs and not showing up) and "revenge quitting" (abruptly leaving jobs), driven by dissatisfaction with corporate culture and valuing work-life balance; over one-third of Gen Z admits to career catfishing.

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ETUC Urges EU Action on AI Dominance by Big Tech

The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) sent an open letter to French President Emmanuel Macron and the EU, urging them to address the AI dominance of large tech firms, citing risks to employment and society; the letter was shared exclusively with Euronews Next during the Paris AI summit.

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Small Business Optimism Drives Investment Surge in January 2025

In January 2025, optimism among small business owners regarding expansion significantly increased, with 17% reporting favorable conditions compared to 4% last September; this led to a rise in capital spending plans from 17% to 28% between September and December, before easing to 21% in January, with...

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Generative AI and Worker Well-being: A Braverman Perspective

Harry Braverman's 1960s analysis of technological impact on labor is highly relevant to today's generative AI debate; productivity gains don't automatically improve worker conditions, and the distribution of value depends on power dynamics and work organization.

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Global Population Decline: Reshaping Economies and Power Dynamics

A McKinsey Global Institute report reveals that by 2100, some countries face population declines of 20-50% due to globally low fertility rates, drastically impacting consumption, labor markets, and economic power.

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EU Parliament to Negotiate AI Workplace Regulations by 2026

The European Parliament will start negotiations this year on a proposal for AI and workplace regulations, aiming for a report by early 2026, following the EU AI Act's implementation last year and addressing AI's impact on jobs, potentially including worker protections, safety measures, and training,...

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Dutch Wage Growth Outpaces Productivity, Impacting Competitiveness

A Rabobank study reveals a growing gap between wage increases and productivity growth in the Netherlands, impacting international competitiveness; while wages have risen faster than in the Eurozone, productivity growth lags, making Dutch exports 22% more expensive than US products but 13% cheaper th...

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Greek Minimum Wage Increase Limited by Lack of Collective Bargaining

Greece's minimum wage will increase by €40-€50 on April 1st, 2025, but the effect on middle-income earners is limited due to a lack of collective bargaining agreements, low overall wages, and inflation; new collective agreements are considered crucial for substantial income growth.

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Thuringia Sees 57% Rise in Working Retirees

In 2022, around 33,100 retired people in Thuringia continued working, a 57% increase since 2014, primarily in part-time roles due to financial needs and personal fulfillment; this trend is expected to continue with the aging baby boomer generation.

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German Poverty Risk Falls, Low-Wage Sector Shrinks: DIW Study

A recent DIW study shows that despite initial wage losses (1995-2012), German real wages rose 18 percent overall by 2022, with lower income groups gaining most; this is despite recent inflation-induced losses.

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D.C. Unemployment Spikes Amidst Trump's Federal Layoffs

President Trump's efforts to reduce the federal workforce have resulted in nearly 4,000 unemployment claims in Washington, D.C., since he took office, a 55% increase compared to the previous six weeks, coinciding with government-ordered layoffs and buyouts offered to approximately 75,000 employees.

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Latin American Youth Unemployment Remains High Despite Labor Market Recovery

The ILO's 2024 report reveals that Latin American youth unemployment stands at 13.8%, almost three times higher than the adult rate, with women facing significantly lower employment and wages than men, demanding urgent policy interventions.

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