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AI significantly impacts US youth employment
A Stanford University study using ADP data shows a 20% decrease in software developer jobs for 22-25 year-olds since late 2022, a 6% overall drop in high-AI sectors for this age group, and a 9% rise in low-AI sectors for this demographic, potentially because AI lacks experience.
AI significantly impacts US youth employment
A Stanford University study using ADP data shows a 20% decrease in software developer jobs for 22-25 year-olds since late 2022, a 6% overall drop in high-AI sectors for this age group, and a 9% rise in low-AI sectors for this demographic, potentially because AI lacks experience.
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36% Bias Score
Lower Saxony Housing Crisis Deepens Amidst Construction Permit Plunge
Lower Saxony's housing market faces strain due to a sharp drop in construction permits during the first half of 2025, with only about 7,700 new apartments approved—a decrease of 650 units compared to the same period in 2024, and more than half the number from 2022; the state government is responding...
Lower Saxony Housing Crisis Deepens Amidst Construction Permit Plunge
Lower Saxony's housing market faces strain due to a sharp drop in construction permits during the first half of 2025, with only about 7,700 new apartments approved—a decrease of 650 units compared to the same period in 2024, and more than half the number from 2022; the state government is responding...
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36% Bias Score
Low Ukrainian Refugee Employment in Germany Despite Policy Change
In Germany, Ukrainian refugees face challenges in finding employment, with only 36.5% employed in Baden-Württemberg in May, due to factors like language barriers and qualification recognition issues; the government's recent reduction in financial support aims to increase employment but is considered...
Low Ukrainian Refugee Employment in Germany Despite Policy Change
In Germany, Ukrainian refugees face challenges in finding employment, with only 36.5% employed in Baden-Württemberg in May, due to factors like language barriers and qualification recognition issues; the government's recent reduction in financial support aims to increase employment but is considered...
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48% Bias Score
Spain Faces Labor Shortage Amid Aging Workforce and Rising Retirements
In the first half of 2025, Spain's Social Security system recorded 183,696 new retirees, exceeding the 177,450 young workers (under 30) who joined; this growing gap, fueled by the baby boomer retirement wave and low birth rate, presents significant challenges to Spain's social security system and la...
Spain Faces Labor Shortage Amid Aging Workforce and Rising Retirements
In the first half of 2025, Spain's Social Security system recorded 183,696 new retirees, exceeding the 177,450 young workers (under 30) who joined; this growing gap, fueled by the baby boomer retirement wave and low birth rate, presents significant challenges to Spain's social security system and la...
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Hidden Labor Crisis: Income Inequality Despite Official Growth
Despite Rosstat reporting average salaries exceeding 99,000 rubles and a 3.8% real income increase, 47% of Russians seek additional work, highlighting a significant gap between official statistics and the lived reality of insufficient income for many.
Russia's Hidden Labor Crisis: Income Inequality Despite Official Growth
Despite Rosstat reporting average salaries exceeding 99,000 rubles and a 3.8% real income increase, 47% of Russians seek additional work, highlighting a significant gap between official statistics and the lived reality of insufficient income for many.
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48% Bias Score
Foreign Workers Crucial to Post-Pandemic EU Economic Strength: Lagarde
ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that the Eurozone's post-pandemic economic strength is significantly due to foreign workers, contributing half its growth in the last three years despite comprising only 9% of the workforce in 2022; Germany's GDP would be 6% lower without them, Lagarde added.
Foreign Workers Crucial to Post-Pandemic EU Economic Strength: Lagarde
ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that the Eurozone's post-pandemic economic strength is significantly due to foreign workers, contributing half its growth in the last three years despite comprising only 9% of the workforce in 2022; Germany's GDP would be 6% lower without them, Lagarde added.
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28% Bias Score
Mass Retirement Wave Threatens Spain's Labor Market
Over 5.3 million Spanish workers aged 55+ will retire in the next decade, creating a 3.5 million worker shortage as only one young person will enter the workforce for every three retirees; Spain plans to address this with immigration and increased female, senior, and disabled worker participation.
Mass Retirement Wave Threatens Spain's Labor Market
Over 5.3 million Spanish workers aged 55+ will retire in the next decade, creating a 3.5 million worker shortage as only one young person will enter the workforce for every three retirees; Spain plans to address this with immigration and increased female, senior, and disabled worker participation.
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40% Bias Score
CEO-Worker Pay Gap Widens by 13%, Exacerbating Inequality
An analysis shows a nearly 13% widening in the pay gap between CEOs and workers at the lowest-paying S&P 500 companies over the past five years, with CEO pay rising more than twice as fast as average worker pay, exacerbating existing gender and racial inequalities.
CEO-Worker Pay Gap Widens by 13%, Exacerbating Inequality
An analysis shows a nearly 13% widening in the pay gap between CEOs and workers at the lowest-paying S&P 500 companies over the past five years, with CEO pay rising more than twice as fast as average worker pay, exacerbating existing gender and racial inequalities.
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56% Bias Score
German Refugee Employment: 2024 Integration Assessment
A study by the IAB reveals that 64 percent of the refugees who arrived in Germany in 2015 were employed in 2024, while 90 percent held jobs subject to social security contributions. This compares to national averages of 70 percent and 92 percent respectively. The differing perspectives of former Cha...
German Refugee Employment: 2024 Integration Assessment
A study by the IAB reveals that 64 percent of the refugees who arrived in Germany in 2015 were employed in 2024, while 90 percent held jobs subject to social security contributions. This compares to national averages of 70 percent and 92 percent respectively. The differing perspectives of former Cha...
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48% Bias Score
German Refugee Employment: Nine Years After "Wir schaffen das
Nine years after Angela Merkel's 2015 statement "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it), 64 percent of the 2015 refugees are employed in Germany, with half working as specialists and the other half in helper roles, earning 70 percent of the average wage.
German Refugee Employment: Nine Years After "Wir schaffen das
Nine years after Angela Merkel's 2015 statement "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it), 64 percent of the 2015 refugees are employed in Germany, with half working as specialists and the other half in helper roles, earning 70 percent of the average wage.
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28% Bias Score
UK Faces Acute Economic Challenge from Shrinking Workforce
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey highlights Britain's "acute challenge" from weak economic growth and a post-pandemic drop in workers, particularly among young people and the long-term sick, impacting productivity and inflation.
UK Faces Acute Economic Challenge from Shrinking Workforce
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey highlights Britain's "acute challenge" from weak economic growth and a post-pandemic drop in workers, particularly among young people and the long-term sick, impacting productivity and inflation.
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48% Bias Score
Inflation and Tariffs Challenge Small Businesses' Ability to Raise Wages
A Forbes survey of 535 small business owners in March and April 2025 found that 62% prioritize higher compensation to retain employees, but inflation and potential tariff increases present significant challenges, with 33% of small businesses reporting unfilled job openings in July.
Inflation and Tariffs Challenge Small Businesses' Ability to Raise Wages
A Forbes survey of 535 small business owners in March and April 2025 found that 62% prioritize higher compensation to retain employees, but inflation and potential tariff increases present significant challenges, with 33% of small businesses reporting unfilled job openings in July.
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48% Bias Score
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