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Dutch Self-Employed Worker Numbers Decline Sharply Following Ban on Disguised Employment
The number of self-employed individuals in the Netherlands decreased by over 4,000 in January 2024 due to a new ban on disguised employment, impacting the healthcare sector most significantly, with almost 2,000 fewer self-employed workers.
Dutch Self-Employed Worker Numbers Decline Sharply Following Ban on Disguised Employment
The number of self-employed individuals in the Netherlands decreased by over 4,000 in January 2024 due to a new ban on disguised employment, impacting the healthcare sector most significantly, with almost 2,000 fewer self-employed workers.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Gender Pay Gap Widens to 19.6%
In 2023, Spanish male workers earned €29,615 annually, while female workers earned €24,758, resulting in a 19.6% gender pay gap—a slight increase from 2022—that CC OO projects will take over two decades to close, highlighting the need for further policy interventions.
Spain's Gender Pay Gap Widens to 19.6%
In 2023, Spanish male workers earned €29,615 annually, while female workers earned €24,758, resulting in a 19.6% gender pay gap—a slight increase from 2022—that CC OO projects will take over two decades to close, highlighting the need for further policy interventions.
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48% Bias Score
Munich Utility Creates Housing Division to Combat Worker Shortage
Stadtwerke München, facing a shortage of qualified personnel, is actively recruiting internationally but struggles to attract employees due to Munich's high housing costs; the company has built 1500 housing units and plans to double this number by 2030 to attract workers.
Munich Utility Creates Housing Division to Combat Worker Shortage
Stadtwerke München, facing a shortage of qualified personnel, is actively recruiting internationally but struggles to attract employees due to Munich's high housing costs; the company has built 1500 housing units and plans to double this number by 2030 to attract workers.
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36% Bias Score
U.S. White-Collar Job Market Slowdown in Early 2025
The U.S. white-collar job market is slowing down in early 2025, with hiring rates for those earning over $96,000 at their lowest since 2014, increased competition, decreased job security, and the impact of AI and automation contributing to this trend; however, the JOLTS report, while showing cooling...
U.S. White-Collar Job Market Slowdown in Early 2025
The U.S. white-collar job market is slowing down in early 2025, with hiring rates for those earning over $96,000 at their lowest since 2014, increased competition, decreased job security, and the impact of AI and automation contributing to this trend; however, the JOLTS report, while showing cooling...
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Economic Boom Fueled by Migrant Workers
Modou Mbakié's successful integration into the Spanish workforce, facilitated by the Adsis foundation, illustrates a broader trend: migrants filled 40% of new jobs in Spain in the past two years, particularly in sectors like auto mechanics and hospitality, prompting the government to regularize 300,...
Spain's Economic Boom Fueled by Migrant Workers
Modou Mbakié's successful integration into the Spanish workforce, facilitated by the Adsis foundation, illustrates a broader trend: migrants filled 40% of new jobs in Spain in the past two years, particularly in sectors like auto mechanics and hospitality, prompting the government to regularize 300,...
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56% Bias Score
Brexit's Economic Fallout: Trade, Labor, and Global Isolation
Five years after Brexit, Britain's economy faces significant challenges due to reduced trade with the EU, a labor market shift contradicting pro-Brexit claims, and a failure to secure substantial new trade agreements.
Brexit's Economic Fallout: Trade, Labor, and Global Isolation
Five years after Brexit, Britain's economy faces significant challenges due to reduced trade with the EU, a labor market shift contradicting pro-Brexit claims, and a failure to secure substantial new trade agreements.
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48% Bias Score
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise, But Labor Market Remains Strong
Initial jobless claims in the U.S. rose to 219,000 for the week ending February 1, exceeding projections, yet the broader labor market remains strong with low unemployment (4.1% in December 2024), despite recent layoff announcements from several major companies.
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise, But Labor Market Remains Strong
Initial jobless claims in the U.S. rose to 219,000 for the week ending February 1, exceeding projections, yet the broader labor market remains strong with low unemployment (4.1% in December 2024), despite recent layoff announcements from several major companies.
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36% Bias Score
Walmart Cuts Hundreds of Jobs, Closes Offices in Restructuring
Walmart is cutting hundreds of jobs and closing offices in North Carolina, New Jersey, and other locations, relocating employees to Arkansas and California to improve collaboration, as part of a larger strategy to centralize its workforce and boost in-person interactions, offering relocation support...
Walmart Cuts Hundreds of Jobs, Closes Offices in Restructuring
Walmart is cutting hundreds of jobs and closing offices in North Carolina, New Jersey, and other locations, relocating employees to Arkansas and California to improve collaboration, as part of a larger strategy to centralize its workforce and boost in-person interactions, offering relocation support...
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44% Bias Score
20,000 Federal Employees Accept Buyout Following Return-to-Office Mandate
President Trump's January 28th mandate requiring a return to office for over two million federal employees resulted in approximately 20,000 accepting a buyout with full pay and benefits through September, potentially leading to a significant shift of workers into the private sector.
20,000 Federal Employees Accept Buyout Following Return-to-Office Mandate
President Trump's January 28th mandate requiring a return to office for over two million federal employees resulted in approximately 20,000 accepting a buyout with full pay and benefits through September, potentially leading to a significant shift of workers into the private sector.
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60% Bias Score
U.S. Job Openings Drop Sharply, but Labor Market Remains Steady
U.S. job openings decreased by 556,000 in December 2024 to 7.6 million, the largest drop in 14 months, yet steady hiring and lower layoffs suggest a gradual slowdown, keeping the Federal Reserve from adjusting its policy stance until at least June, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report.
U.S. Job Openings Drop Sharply, but Labor Market Remains Steady
U.S. job openings decreased by 556,000 in December 2024 to 7.6 million, the largest drop in 14 months, yet steady hiring and lower layoffs suggest a gradual slowdown, keeping the Federal Reserve from adjusting its policy stance until at least June, according to the Labor Department's JOLTS report.
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40% Bias Score
Surge in Older Workers: Aging Population and Systemic Shifts Drive Workforce Growth
The number of Americans aged 65 and older working increased by over 33% from 2015-2024, driven by an aging population, shifts in retirement systems, and increased Social Security full retirement age, creating a larger, experienced workforce but also highlighting financial pressures faced by retirees...
Surge in Older Workers: Aging Population and Systemic Shifts Drive Workforce Growth
The number of Americans aged 65 and older working increased by over 33% from 2015-2024, driven by an aging population, shifts in retirement systems, and increased Social Security full retirement age, creating a larger, experienced workforce but also highlighting financial pressures faced by retirees...
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40% Bias Score
German Unemployment Rises to 6.4%, Inflation Falls Unexpectedly
Germany's unemployment rose to 2.993 million in January 2025, a significant increase from December and the previous year, resulting in a 6.4% unemployment rate; however, inflation unexpectedly fell to 2.3%.
German Unemployment Rises to 6.4%, Inflation Falls Unexpectedly
Germany's unemployment rose to 2.993 million in January 2025, a significant increase from December and the previous year, resulting in a 6.4% unemployment rate; however, inflation unexpectedly fell to 2.3%.
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24% Bias Score
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