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Stellantis to Reopen Illinois Plant, Build Durango in Detroit
Stellantis will reopen its Belvidere, Illinois assembly plant in 2027, creating 1,500 jobs to produce a new midsize pickup truck, and will build the next-generation Dodge Durango in Detroit following a dispute with the United Auto Workers union.
Stellantis to Reopen Illinois Plant, Build Durango in Detroit
Stellantis will reopen its Belvidere, Illinois assembly plant in 2027, creating 1,500 jobs to produce a new midsize pickup truck, and will build the next-generation Dodge Durango in Detroit following a dispute with the United Auto Workers union.
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48% Bias Score
German Works Councils Plummet to Historic Low
A new study reveals that only 7% of German companies have a works council, a historic low, highlighting concerns over worker representation and prompting calls for policy changes to strengthen works councils and address employer resistance.
German Works Councils Plummet to Historic Low
A new study reveals that only 7% of German companies have a works council, a historic low, highlighting concerns over worker representation and prompting calls for policy changes to strengthen works councils and address employer resistance.
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44% Bias Score
The Pendulum of Labor Relations in American History
The history of American labor relations reveals a cyclical pattern: periods of pro-union sentiment and strong regulations alternate with eras of anti-union sentiment and deregulation, significantly impacting economic equality and worker well-being.
The Pendulum of Labor Relations in American History
The history of American labor relations reveals a cyclical pattern: periods of pro-union sentiment and strong regulations alternate with eras of anti-union sentiment and deregulation, significantly impacting economic equality and worker well-being.
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32% Bias Score
RMT Leader Mick Lynch to Retire After Years of Rail Strikes
Mick Lynch, general secretary of the RMT union, will retire in early May after leading the union through four years of major rail strikes that caused significant disruption across Great Britain, marked by his calm and combative media appearances.
RMT Leader Mick Lynch to Retire After Years of Rail Strikes
Mick Lynch, general secretary of the RMT union, will retire in early May after leading the union through four years of major rail strikes that caused significant disruption across Great Britain, marked by his calm and combative media appearances.
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40% Bias Score
Genoa Port's Cap Club Faces Closure Amidst Funding Crisis
The Genoa port authority's Cap club, established 80 years ago, faces closure due to financial difficulties following a decision by 147 PSA-Sech employees to revoke their company's financial contribution, prompting a review of outdated union agreements.
Genoa Port's Cap Club Faces Closure Amidst Funding Crisis
The Genoa port authority's Cap club, established 80 years ago, faces closure due to financial difficulties following a decision by 147 PSA-Sech employees to revoke their company's financial contribution, prompting a review of outdated union agreements.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Nominates Business Partner of Major Donor to Lead Federal Railroad Administration
Donald Trump nominated David Fink, whose decades-long business partnership with major campaign donor Timothy Mellon raises questions about potential conflicts of interest, to lead the Federal Railroad Administration; a past FRA audit of Fink's former company cited critical safety concerns.
Trump Nominates Business Partner of Major Donor to Lead Federal Railroad Administration
Donald Trump nominated David Fink, whose decades-long business partnership with major campaign donor Timothy Mellon raises questions about potential conflicts of interest, to lead the Federal Railroad Administration; a past FRA audit of Fink's former company cited critical safety concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Power Struggle Erupts in Spain's Business Leadership
Antonio Garamendi, CEOE president, wants Gerardo Cuerva out as Cepyme president, offering him a less prominent position within CEOE; Cuerva will run for reelection, creating a conflict that will reshape power dynamics in Spain's business sector.
Power Struggle Erupts in Spain's Business Leadership
Antonio Garamendi, CEOE president, wants Gerardo Cuerva out as Cepyme president, offering him a less prominent position within CEOE; Cuerva will run for reelection, creating a conflict that will reshape power dynamics in Spain's business sector.
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40% Bias Score
NSW Train Strikes Paused by Fair Work Commission
Following two days of significant train disruptions in New South Wales caused by rail union industrial action over a pay dispute, the Fair Work Commission issued an interim order pausing the action until a hearing next week, restoring normal train services.
NSW Train Strikes Paused by Fair Work Commission
Following two days of significant train disruptions in New South Wales caused by rail union industrial action over a pay dispute, the Fair Work Commission issued an interim order pausing the action until a hearing next week, restoring normal train services.
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60% Bias Score
Greece to Increase Minimum Wage to €880 by April 2025
The Greek government is initiating a process to increase the minimum wage, starting with consultations in 2025 and 2026, before implementing a mathematical formula from 2028 that considers inflation and productivity, aiming for a minimum wage of €880 by April 2025.
Greece to Increase Minimum Wage to €880 by April 2025
The Greek government is initiating a process to increase the minimum wage, starting with consultations in 2025 and 2026, before implementing a mathematical formula from 2028 that considers inflation and productivity, aiming for a minimum wage of €880 by April 2025.
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20% Bias Score
MLB's Growing Financial Disparity: A Looming Lockout?
Major League Baseball's 2024 luxury tax payrolls varied drastically, from the Dodgers' $353 million to the A's $83 million, highlighting a competitive imbalance driven by uneven local media rights revenue despite national revenue sharing; Commissioner Rob Manfred is exploring solutions including bun...
MLB's Growing Financial Disparity: A Looming Lockout?
Major League Baseball's 2024 luxury tax payrolls varied drastically, from the Dodgers' $353 million to the A's $83 million, highlighting a competitive imbalance driven by uneven local media rights revenue despite national revenue sharing; Commissioner Rob Manfred is exploring solutions including bun...
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48% Bias Score
Congo: Healthcare Workers' Salaries to be Paid Following Government Meeting
On December 30, 2024, the Congolese Minister of Finance met with healthcare unions to address salary concerns and prevent a nationwide strike, confirming the release of supplementary payments starting immediately, following the signing of internal payment orders on December 26th, 2024.
Congo: Healthcare Workers' Salaries to be Paid Following Government Meeting
On December 30, 2024, the Congolese Minister of Finance met with healthcare unions to address salary concerns and prevent a nationwide strike, confirming the release of supplementary payments starting immediately, following the signing of internal payment orders on December 26th, 2024.
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40% Bias Score
Volkswagen Announces 35,000 Job Cuts, Production Shifts Amidst EV Transition
Volkswagen announced plans to cut over 35,000 jobs by 2030, including 4,000 in Wolfsburg, shifting Golf production to Mexico in 2027 while investing in electric vehicles; a job guarantee is in place until 2030, with potential payouts thereafter, and the future of some plants remains uncertain.
Volkswagen Announces 35,000 Job Cuts, Production Shifts Amidst EV Transition
Volkswagen announced plans to cut over 35,000 jobs by 2030, including 4,000 in Wolfsburg, shifting Golf production to Mexico in 2027 while investing in electric vehicles; a job guarantee is in place until 2030, with potential payouts thereafter, and the future of some plants remains uncertain.
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48% Bias Score
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