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Gloria Jeans Closes Rostov Factories, Laying Off 2,000 Workers
Gloria Jeans, Russia's largest clothing producer, is shutting down its Rostov region factories, impacting over 2,000 employees by March 31st, due to outdated technology, rising costs, and competition from cheaper Asian suppliers, triggering a search for new investors by the regional government.
Gloria Jeans Closes Rostov Factories, Laying Off 2,000 Workers
Gloria Jeans, Russia's largest clothing producer, is shutting down its Rostov region factories, impacting over 2,000 employees by March 31st, due to outdated technology, rising costs, and competition from cheaper Asian suppliers, triggering a search for new investors by the regional government.
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48% Bias Score
Healthcare AI Boom Creates Numerous Job Opportunities Amidst Mixed Job Market Reports
Despite mixed opinions on the job market, the U.S. added 256,000 jobs in December; however, healthcare's AI boom creates opportunities in AI agents, cloud engineering, digital twins, health devices, and technology strategy.
Healthcare AI Boom Creates Numerous Job Opportunities Amidst Mixed Job Market Reports
Despite mixed opinions on the job market, the U.S. added 256,000 jobs in December; however, healthcare's AI boom creates opportunities in AI agents, cloud engineering, digital twins, health devices, and technology strategy.
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52% Bias Score
Sachsen-Anhalt Faces Rising Unemployment Despite High Job Demand
In Sachsen-Anhalt, unemployment rose 2.6% in 2024 and is projected to increase another 2.3% this year, despite high demand (around 20,000 open positions) for skilled workers; a large skills gap exists, with 61% of unemployed being unskilled while 81% of job openings require skilled labor; foreign wo...
Sachsen-Anhalt Faces Rising Unemployment Despite High Job Demand
In Sachsen-Anhalt, unemployment rose 2.6% in 2024 and is projected to increase another 2.3% this year, despite high demand (around 20,000 open positions) for skilled workers; a large skills gap exists, with 61% of unemployed being unskilled while 81% of job openings require skilled labor; foreign wo...
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32% Bias Score
SIAE to Trial Four-Day Workweek in 2025
SIAE, an Italian authors and publishers society, will trial a four-day workweek for 610 of its 1007 employees from March 1st to December 31st, 2025, adjusting work hours and vacation days based on the month and complementing existing smart working.
SIAE to Trial Four-Day Workweek in 2025
SIAE, an Italian authors and publishers society, will trial a four-day workweek for 610 of its 1007 employees from March 1st to December 31st, 2025, adjusting work hours and vacation days based on the month and complementing existing smart working.
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24% Bias Score
Declining Birth Rates Force Saxony-Anhalt Daycares to Reduce Staff and Capacity
Declining birth rates in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, are forcing daycare centers to reduce staff and capacity due to decreased demand; the state is assessing the situation but faces budget limitations.
Declining Birth Rates Force Saxony-Anhalt Daycares to Reduce Staff and Capacity
Declining birth rates in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, are forcing daycare centers to reduce staff and capacity due to decreased demand; the state is assessing the situation but faces budget limitations.
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40% Bias Score
German Housing Shortage Hinders Refugee Integration
A study of over 2400 refugees in Germany between 2015 and 2019 reveals that a housing shortage forces refugees into high-unemployment areas, hindering their integration; prosperous regions show little refugee population increase, despite labor shortages.
German Housing Shortage Hinders Refugee Integration
A study of over 2400 refugees in Germany between 2015 and 2019 reveals that a housing shortage forces refugees into high-unemployment areas, hindering their integration; prosperous regions show little refugee population increase, despite labor shortages.
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36% Bias Score
Nobel Prize in Economics Recognizes Groundbreaking Work on Women's Labor History
The 2023 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Claudia Goldin for her groundbreaking work on the history of women's labor, marking a significant shift in economic analysis by integrating gender and historical perspectives.
Nobel Prize in Economics Recognizes Groundbreaking Work on Women's Labor History
The 2023 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Claudia Goldin for her groundbreaking work on the history of women's labor, marking a significant shift in economic analysis by integrating gender and historical perspectives.
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36% Bias Score
Record Pessimism Among Thuringian Businesses
A survey of Thuringian businesses reveals record-high pessimism, with almost half expecting economic downturn in the coming months due to low order books and profit expectations; economic recovery is not expected until 2026.
Record Pessimism Among Thuringian Businesses
A survey of Thuringian businesses reveals record-high pessimism, with almost half expecting economic downturn in the coming months due to low order books and profit expectations; economic recovery is not expected until 2026.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's "Becario Statute" Delayed Amid Funding Dispute
Spain's "Becario Statute," designed to protect unpaid student interns, is delayed due to internal government disagreements over funding for intern expenses; universities fear bearing the costs if companies refuse, jeopardizing internship programs for over 600,000 students annually.
Spain's "Becario Statute" Delayed Amid Funding Dispute
Spain's "Becario Statute," designed to protect unpaid student interns, is delayed due to internal government disagreements over funding for intern expenses; universities fear bearing the costs if companies refuse, jeopardizing internship programs for over 600,000 students annually.
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36% Bias Score
Greek Tax Law Disparities in Employee Benefits
Greek tax law allows employers to provide various employee benefits (company cars, childcare, food), but assisting with housing costs is heavily taxed, creating a policy disparity that impacts employee welfare and potentially exacerbates income inequality.
Greek Tax Law Disparities in Employee Benefits
Greek tax law allows employers to provide various employee benefits (company cars, childcare, food), but assisting with housing costs is heavily taxed, creating a policy disparity that impacts employee welfare and potentially exacerbates income inequality.
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44% Bias Score
Benefits Communication Shifts in 2025: A More Selective Approach
Indeed's 2025 U.S. Jobs And Hiring Trends Report reveals that while job postings mentioning employee benefits surged to 61% in October 2024, they are predicted to stabilize around 55-60% in 2025, reflecting a shift in employer strategies and increased importance of candidate-driven negotiation.
Benefits Communication Shifts in 2025: A More Selective Approach
Indeed's 2025 U.S. Jobs And Hiring Trends Report reveals that while job postings mentioning employee benefits surged to 61% in October 2024, they are predicted to stabilize around 55-60% in 2025, reflecting a shift in employer strategies and increased importance of candidate-driven negotiation.
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8% Bias Score
Boomerang Employees: A Valuable Asset in a Shifting Job Market
Amid a shifting job market, companies are increasingly welcoming back "boomerang employees," or former workers who return, viewing them as a valuable talent pool who bring institutional knowledge, fresh perspectives, and a renewed sense of commitment.
Boomerang Employees: A Valuable Asset in a Shifting Job Market
Amid a shifting job market, companies are increasingly welcoming back "boomerang employees," or former workers who return, viewing them as a valuable talent pool who bring institutional knowledge, fresh perspectives, and a renewed sense of commitment.
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52% Bias Score
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