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Junts's Veto Jeopardizes Spain's 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill

Junts's complete veto of the Spanish government's proposed 37.5-hour workweek bill, coupled with opposition from Catalan employers, creates significant challenges for its passage through Congress, despite support from unions and the Ministry of Labor. Negotiations are ongoing between the government ...

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Financial Hardship for Young Australians Amidst Rising Costs

Rising living costs, stagnant wages, and unrealistic lifestyle expectations presented on social media are creating significant financial hardship for younger Australians compared to the baby boomer generation; however, potential rate cuts may offer some relief.

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Reduced Inequality
elpais.com
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Spain's Average Working Day Nears Government Target Amidst Regional Variations and Political Opposition

Spain's average working day is 38.37 hours, closer to the government's proposed 37.5-hour limit than the current 40-hour legal maximum; however, regional variations exist, with Basque Country, Navarre, and Catalonia averaging below 37.5 hours, while others are significantly higher. The proposed redu...

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Brose Postpones Decision on Würzburg Plant Closure

Brose, a German automotive supplier, is considering closing its Würzburg plant, employing 1400, due to financial losses and a plan to consolidate Franconian operations. The decision is postponed pending negotiations with employee representatives and the government on cost reductions and a sustainabl...

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Rising Retirement Age in Canada: From 60.9 in 1998 to 65.3 in 2024

The average Canadian retirement age has risen from 60.9 in 1998 to 65.3 in 2024, driven by financial market instability, reduced pension surpluses, increased longevity, higher home prices, and greater family financial obligations, suggesting a long-term trend toward later retirement.

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No Poverty
npr.org
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Filipino Farmworkers' Delano Grape Strike: A Pivotal Moment in US Labor History

Filipino farmworkers in Delano, California, launched the 1965 Delano Grape Strike, led by Larry Itliong, which later involved Cesar Chavez and the Mexican farmworkers, resulting in improved working conditions after a five-year struggle and international boycott.

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New York Lowers Prison Guard Hiring Age Amid Staffing Crisis

New York is lowering the minimum hiring age for prison guards from 21 to 18 to alleviate a severe staff shortage caused by the dismissal of over 2,000 guards after a three-week strike in February; the new law includes restrictions for younger guards, and some inmates convicted of minor crimes have b...

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Daimler Truck Agrees to Cost-Cutting Measures, Securing German Jobs for a Decade

Daimler Truck and its works council agreed on measures to enhance competitiveness in Europe, impacting 28,000 employees across five German sites by cutting over €1 billion in recurring costs by 2030 through social workforce reductions, compensation adjustments, increased temporary work, and a 10-yea...

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RioCan REIT: A Contrarian Investment Thesis Despite Recent Slump

RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust's unit price has fallen 16 percent since February, but the author remains optimistic due to a high dividend yield, planned asset sales, and the potential for replacing Hudson's Bay Co. with more profitable tenants.

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forbes.com
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Small Business Funding: Access vs. Absorption

Small businesses face a dual challenge: limited access to funding due to systemic barriers and internal capacity gaps hindering their ability to effectively manage capital, highlighting the need for a dual investment approach focusing on both access and absorption.

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forbes.com
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AI-Driven Workforce Shift: Self-Leadership and Self-Care Become Crucial for Career Advancement

Bayer's recent removal of 5,000 middle managers and shift to self-directed teams exemplify a growing trend of workforce transformation driven by AI, emphasizing self-leadership and self-care as crucial for navigating the changing work environment and preventing burnout.

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forbes.com
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High-Demand, AI-Resistant Healthcare Jobs: Sterile Processing Technicians

Sterile Processing Technicians (SPTs) sterilize medical equipment to prevent infections, earning $50,000-$70,000 annually after roughly 40 weeks of training, offering a high-demand, AI-resistant career in healthcare.

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