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Italy: September Travel Disruptions Due to Strikes
Due to the end of a legal strike ban, Italian unions plan multiple strikes in September affecting airports (Milan Linate and Malpensa especially) and nationwide train services, primarily on weekends of September 14-15 and September 26.
Italy: September Travel Disruptions Due to Strikes
Due to the end of a legal strike ban, Italian unions plan multiple strikes in September affecting airports (Milan Linate and Malpensa especially) and nationwide train services, primarily on weekends of September 14-15 and September 26.
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16% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Teacher Shortages and High Workload Lead to Unfilled School Leadership Positions
A recent study reveals that a significant number of school leadership positions in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, remain unfilled due to high workload, lack of support, and burnout among educators, prompting calls for increased funding, staffing, and reduced administrative burden.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Teacher Shortages and High Workload Lead to Unfilled School Leadership Positions
A recent study reveals that a significant number of school leadership positions in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, remain unfilled due to high workload, lack of support, and burnout among educators, prompting calls for increased funding, staffing, and reduced administrative burden.
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20% Bias Score
Labour warns of SEND funding crisis, risks repeating welfare reform chaos
A think tank warns that the UK government's plan to curb spending on special educational needs (SEND) could lead to another political crisis, similar to the welfare reform chaos, as councils face an £8 billion deficit by 2027.
Labour warns of SEND funding crisis, risks repeating welfare reform chaos
A think tank warns that the UK government's plan to curb spending on special educational needs (SEND) could lead to another political crisis, similar to the welfare reform chaos, as councils face an £8 billion deficit by 2027.
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40% Bias Score
Spain: Weakened Workplace Logging Law
After a right-wing coalition blocked Spain's bill to reduce working hours, the government issued a weaker decree on mandatory timekeeping, omitting enhanced penalties and digital logging requirements initially agreed upon with unions.
Spain: Weakened Workplace Logging Law
After a right-wing coalition blocked Spain's bill to reduce working hours, the government issued a weaker decree on mandatory timekeeping, omitting enhanced penalties and digital logging requirements initially agreed upon with unions.
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52% Bias Score
Record-High French Employee Savings, but Low Use of New Early Withdrawal Options
In 2024, French employee savings reached a record €200 billion, yet only a small fraction utilized new early withdrawal options for green initiatives, totaling less than 1.5% of early withdrawals, despite 36% of eligible funds being withdrawn early for other reasons.
Record-High French Employee Savings, but Low Use of New Early Withdrawal Options
In 2024, French employee savings reached a record €200 billion, yet only a small fraction utilized new early withdrawal options for green initiatives, totaling less than 1.5% of early withdrawals, despite 36% of eligible funds being withdrawn early for other reasons.
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16% Bias Score
High Demand, Low Supply: The Shortage of Decorative Plasterers in the Netherlands
Despite high demand and lucrative salaries, the number of decorative plasterers in the Netherlands is dwindling due to low enrollment in vocational training programs, creating a significant skills gap in the construction sector.
High Demand, Low Supply: The Shortage of Decorative Plasterers in the Netherlands
Despite high demand and lucrative salaries, the number of decorative plasterers in the Netherlands is dwindling due to low enrollment in vocational training programs, creating a significant skills gap in the construction sector.
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44% Bias Score
French Company Launches Mental Health Charter
In response to a 2025 survey revealing that 25% of French employees report mental health issues, the Alliance for Mental Health is launching a company engagement charter supported by the French government, with the Baudelet Group among the first signatories.
French Company Launches Mental Health Charter
In response to a 2025 survey revealing that 25% of French employees report mental health issues, the Alliance for Mental Health is launching a company engagement charter supported by the French government, with the Baudelet Group among the first signatories.
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24% Bias Score
Widespread Strikes to Disrupt Italian Travel in September
Multiple Italian labor unions plan significant strikes across aviation and railway services throughout September, impacting Milan airports and national rail lines, particularly on September 14-15 and 26.
Widespread Strikes to Disrupt Italian Travel in September
Multiple Italian labor unions plan significant strikes across aviation and railway services throughout September, impacting Milan airports and national rail lines, particularly on September 14-15 and 26.
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16% Bias Score
Higher UK Business Rates Risk 400 Shop Closures, 100,000 Jobs
Proposed UK government changes to business rates could lead to the closure of 400 large shops and 100,000 job losses, according to retailers' warnings, as larger stores face higher taxes to fund discounts for smaller businesses.
Higher UK Business Rates Risk 400 Shop Closures, 100,000 Jobs
Proposed UK government changes to business rates could lead to the closure of 400 large shops and 100,000 job losses, according to retailers' warnings, as larger stores face higher taxes to fund discounts for smaller businesses.
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36% Bias Score
Liguria's Employment Sees 2.1% Increase in Q2 2025, but Underlying Concerns Remain
In Q2 2025, Liguria's employment rose by 2.1% to 640,000, exceeding the Northwest regional average, driven by a surge in female employment; however, a comparison with Q1 2025 reveals an 11,000-unit decrease, and the manufacturing sector shows a significant decline.
Liguria's Employment Sees 2.1% Increase in Q2 2025, but Underlying Concerns Remain
In Q2 2025, Liguria's employment rose by 2.1% to 640,000, exceeding the Northwest regional average, driven by a surge in female employment; however, a comparison with Q1 2025 reveals an 11,000-unit decrease, and the manufacturing sector shows a significant decline.
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36% Bias Score
Mortgage Rates Drop to 11-Month Low, Offering Ways to Secure Rates Under 6%
Following a recent Fed rate cut, average 30-year mortgage rates have fallen to 6.50%, the lowest in 11 months, presenting opportunities for borrowers to secure rates below 6% through adjustable-rate mortgages, lender comparison, and strategic market timing.
Mortgage Rates Drop to 11-Month Low, Offering Ways to Secure Rates Under 6%
Following a recent Fed rate cut, average 30-year mortgage rates have fallen to 6.50%, the lowest in 11 months, presenting opportunities for borrowers to secure rates below 6% through adjustable-rate mortgages, lender comparison, and strategic market timing.
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52% Bias Score
Bloquons Tout" protests in France draw 197,000 participants, leading to clashes and arrests
On September 1st, 2025, 197,000 people participated in widespread protests across France, resulting in 540 arrests and several incidents of violence between protesters and police, fueled by various grievances including economic inequality and dissatisfaction with the government.
Bloquons Tout" protests in France draw 197,000 participants, leading to clashes and arrests
On September 1st, 2025, 197,000 people participated in widespread protests across France, resulting in 540 arrests and several incidents of violence between protesters and police, fueled by various grievances including economic inequality and dissatisfaction with the government.
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20% Bias Score
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