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Mar 3, 16:15

Long COVID Impacts Dutch Workforce: 12,000 on Disability, Thousands More Affected

Five years after the first COVID-19 case in the Netherlands, approximately 450,000 people have long COVID, with over 12,000 receiving WIA benefits due to work disability, although patient organizations estimate a much higher number of severely affected individuals, highlighting the long-term societa...

Long COVID Impacts Dutch Workforce: 12,000 on Disability, Thousands More Affected

Five years after the first COVID-19 case in the Netherlands, approximately 450,000 people have long COVID, with over 12,000 receiving WIA benefits due to work disability, although patient organizations estimate a much higher number of severely affected individuals, highlighting the long-term societa...

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What is the current impact of long COVID on the Dutch workforce, and what are the immediate implications for the economy and social welfare system?

Five years after the first COVID-19 infection in the Netherlands, approximately 450,000 people have developed long COVID. Over 12,000 are now (partially) declared unfit for work, receiving WIA benefits after being ill for over two years; this number has quadrupled since two years ago. Patient organizations, however, believe this is only a small fraction of the total.

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Mar 2, 07:07

Baden-Württemberg Automotive Industry Faces Competitive Challenges

IG Metall Baden-Württemberg district head Barbara Resch warns that the region's automotive industry is falling behind competitors in key areas like e-cars and software, leading to job cuts and potential economic decline unless policy changes are made to improve framework conditions.

Baden-Württemberg Automotive Industry Faces Competitive Challenges

IG Metall Baden-Württemberg district head Barbara Resch warns that the region's automotive industry is falling behind competitors in key areas like e-cars and software, leading to job cuts and potential economic decline unless policy changes are made to improve framework conditions.

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What are the long-term economic and social consequences if the Baden-Württemberg automotive industry fails to adapt and remain competitive?

The situation highlights the systemic risk to Baden-Württemberg's economy, heavily reliant on its automotive sector. Failure to address the challenges could trigger a downward spiral of job losses and economic decline, impacting the region's prosperity. The success of the new collective bargaining agreement in mitigating job losses will be a crucial indicator of future industry resilience.

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Mar 1, 04:10

Dutch Economy: Robust Growth Masks Overheating Risks

The Dutch economy is experiencing unexpected growth due to increased workforce participation, but government overspending fuels inflation and exacerbates shortages, potentially leading to long-term economic risks.

Dutch Economy: Robust Growth Masks Overheating Risks

The Dutch economy is experiencing unexpected growth due to increased workforce participation, but government overspending fuels inflation and exacerbates shortages, potentially leading to long-term economic risks.

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What are the immediate consequences of the Netherlands' robust economic growth, considering the government's spending habits and resource constraints?

The Netherlands' economy is currently experiencing robust growth, exceeding expectations due to increased workforce participation from younger and older demographics. This surge in tax revenue, however, is not sustainable; the government's excessive spending is fueling inflation and creating widespread frustration due to housing shortages and high prices.

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Feb 28, 13:11

Women's Role Crucial to NRW Employment, but STEM Gap Remains

In North Rhine-Westphalia, women constitute 45.8% of the workforce, significantly contributing to employment growth over the past 15 years; however, they remain underrepresented in STEM fields (15.9%), posing a challenge for future economic development.

Women's Role Crucial to NRW Employment, but STEM Gap Remains

In North Rhine-Westphalia, women constitute 45.8% of the workforce, significantly contributing to employment growth over the past 15 years; however, they remain underrepresented in STEM fields (15.9%), posing a challenge for future economic development.

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What is the impact of women's increasing workforce participation on employment numbers in North Rhine-Westphalia?

In North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany, women comprise 45.8% of the workforce, a crucial factor in the significant rise of social security-covered employment over the past 15 years. Among women of working age, 56.1% held such jobs in December 2023, exceeding 50% for the first time in 2016.

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Feb 27, 16:11

German Companies Relocate Production to Poland Amid Economic Crisis

Due to Germany's declining economic attractiveness, 22% of surveyed companies plan to relocate production to Central and Eastern Europe; Knorr Bremse is moving two-thirds of its Dresden production (40 job losses) to Poland, citing lower costs and faster permitting processes in Poland compared to Ger...

German Companies Relocate Production to Poland Amid Economic Crisis

Due to Germany's declining economic attractiveness, 22% of surveyed companies plan to relocate production to Central and Eastern Europe; Knorr Bremse is moving two-thirds of its Dresden production (40 job losses) to Poland, citing lower costs and faster permitting processes in Poland compared to Ger...

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What are the primary factors driving German companies to relocate production to Central and Eastern Europe, and what are the immediate consequences for the German economy?

Germany's declining attractiveness as a business location is contributing to its economic crisis. One in five German companies (22%) plan to relocate production to Central and Eastern Europe, primarily Poland and Romania, according to a KPMG and Ostkommission survey. Knorr Bremse, a brake systems manufacturer, is moving two-thirds of its Dresden production to Poland, resulting in 40 job losses.

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Feb 27, 22:08

Moscow Employers' Club Addresses Labor Shortages with Innovative Solutions

The Moscow Employers' Club, a collaboration between Avito Rabota and the Moscow Center for Innovative Personnel Services, held its first meeting on [Date], bringing together over 100 executives to address labor market challenges and share best practices, aiming to find innovative solutions for adapt...

Moscow Employers' Club Addresses Labor Shortages with Innovative Solutions

The Moscow Employers' Club, a collaboration between Avito Rabota and the Moscow Center for Innovative Personnel Services, held its first meeting on [Date], bringing together over 100 executives to address labor market challenges and share best practices, aiming to find innovative solutions for adapt...

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What immediate impact will the Moscow Employers' Club have on addressing the current labor shortage in the city?

The Moscow Employers' Club, launched by Avito Rabota and the Moscow Center for Innovative Personnel Services, held its inaugural meeting. Over 100 executives gathered to discuss labor market challenges and share best practices. The club aims to connect leading experts to find innovative solutions for effective adaptation to market changes.

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Mar 3, 07:09

Thuringia's Public Sector Job Market: High Demand Despite Planned Budget Cuts

Thuringia's public sector jobs remain popular despite planned budget cuts, with 200 applications for 25 administrative positions in 2024, highlighting job security and attractive compensation. However, the state government intends to significantly reduce personnel in the coming years, creating new p...

Thuringia's Public Sector Job Market: High Demand Despite Planned Budget Cuts

Thuringia's public sector jobs remain popular despite planned budget cuts, with 200 applications for 25 administrative positions in 2024, highlighting job security and attractive compensation. However, the state government intends to significantly reduce personnel in the coming years, creating new p...

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What is the current demand for jobs in Thuringia's public sector, and what factors contribute to its attractiveness?

Despite planned budget cuts, jobs in Thuringia's public sector remain highly attractive, due to job security and transparent salaries tied to collective bargaining agreements, offering flexible work models.

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Mar 1, 07:06

Immigrant Workforce Fuels Spain's Economic Boom

Spain's 2023 economic growth, exceeding the eurozone and US, is largely due to its 3 million strong immigrant workforce filling 45% of jobs created since 2022; this influx, mainly from Latin America, sustains Spain's aging population and social security system, despite rising anti-immigration sentim...

Immigrant Workforce Fuels Spain's Economic Boom

Spain's 2023 economic growth, exceeding the eurozone and US, is largely due to its 3 million strong immigrant workforce filling 45% of jobs created since 2022; this influx, mainly from Latin America, sustains Spain's aging population and social security system, despite rising anti-immigration sentim...

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How has the influx of foreign workers contributed to Spain's economic outperformance compared to the eurozone and the US?

Spain's economic growth, exceeding both the eurozone and US averages in 2023, is significantly attributed to its large immigrant workforce, with nearly half of all jobs created since 2022 filled by foreign-born workers. This influx, comprising around 3 million foreigners, constitutes 13% of Spain's workforce and has been instrumental in sustaining the country's social security system.

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Feb 28, 13:11

German Unemployment Stagnant Despite Slight Decrease

Germany's unemployment rate held steady at 6.4 percent in February, despite a slight decrease in the number of unemployed; however, seasonally adjusted figures reveal a 5,000 increase, reflecting the economic slowdown and challenging job market conditions.

German Unemployment Stagnant Despite Slight Decrease

Germany's unemployment rate held steady at 6.4 percent in February, despite a slight decrease in the number of unemployed; however, seasonally adjusted figures reveal a 5,000 increase, reflecting the economic slowdown and challenging job market conditions.

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How do rising labor costs and the demographic shift contribute to the challenges faced by German businesses and job seekers?

The slow economic climate is hindering job creation, with 67,000 fewer job openings in February compared to the previous year. This is impacting job seekers, whose chances of finding work are now worse than during the pandemic. High labor costs are a major concern for businesses, impacting their competitiveness and hindering investments.

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Feb 28, 13:11

German Wages Outpace Inflation in 2024

German collective bargaining wages increased by 4.8 percent in 2024, exceeding the 2.2 percent rise in consumer prices due to inflation compensation bonuses and higher collective bargaining agreements; however, growth varied across sectors.

German Wages Outpace Inflation in 2024

German collective bargaining wages increased by 4.8 percent in 2024, exceeding the 2.2 percent rise in consumer prices due to inflation compensation bonuses and higher collective bargaining agreements; however, growth varied across sectors.

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How did the wage increases vary across different economic sectors in Germany in 2024?

The significant wage increase is primarily attributed to inflation compensation bonuses of up to €3,000, paid tax-free, and higher collective bargaining agreements. Lower earners benefited most proportionally from these bonuses, which were typically paid as a fixed amount.

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Feb 27, 19:14

Indonesia to Revitalize Vocational Training to Boost Worker Productivity

Yassierli, speaking at the KSPSI's 52nd anniversary on February 27th, 2025, highlighted Indonesia's low competitiveness compared to ASEAN nations, announcing a revitalization of vocational training centers to improve worker productivity and adaptability to Industry 4.0, aiming to make Indonesian wor...

Indonesia to Revitalize Vocational Training to Boost Worker Productivity

Yassierli, speaking at the KSPSI's 52nd anniversary on February 27th, 2025, highlighted Indonesia's low competitiveness compared to ASEAN nations, announcing a revitalization of vocational training centers to improve worker productivity and adaptability to Industry 4.0, aiming to make Indonesian wor...

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What concrete steps is Indonesia taking to improve its lagging worker productivity and global competitiveness?

Indonesia's competitiveness lags behind other ASEAN countries in terms of worker productivity and industrial competitiveness, according to Yassierli of the Indonesian Workers' Union (KSPSI). To address this, the Ministry of Manpower will revitalize vocational training centers to improve worker skills and adaptability to Industry 4.0 demands.

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Feb 26, 10:09

German Real Wages Surge 3.1% in 2024, Highest in 16 Years

German employees experienced a 3.1% real wage increase in 2024, the highest in 16 years, due to lower inflation (2.2%), tax-free inflation compensation premiums up to €3000, and collective bargaining agreements; however, the premium's expiration is expected to impact 2025.

German Real Wages Surge 3.1% in 2024, Highest in 16 Years

German employees experienced a 3.1% real wage increase in 2024, the highest in 16 years, due to lower inflation (2.2%), tax-free inflation compensation premiums up to €3000, and collective bargaining agreements; however, the premium's expiration is expected to impact 2025.

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How did the distribution of wage increases differ across various income groups and sectors in Germany during 2024?

The substantial real wage growth in 2024 resulted from a confluence of factors impacting purchasing power. Lower inflation, coupled with the one-time inflation compensation premiums and negotiated wage hikes, led to a 5.4% nominal wage increase, exceeding the inflation rate. This contrasts with previous years where high inflation eroded nominal wage gains.

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