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Florida Considers Relaxing Child Labor Laws Amidst Labor Shortage
Florida's legislature is considering a bill to relax child labor laws, allowing minors under 14 to work nights during school, a move supported by Governor DeSantis amidst a severe labor shortage exacerbated by immigration policies, with concerns raised about the impact on children's well-being and p...
Florida Considers Relaxing Child Labor Laws Amidst Labor Shortage
Florida's legislature is considering a bill to relax child labor laws, allowing minors under 14 to work nights during school, a move supported by Governor DeSantis amidst a severe labor shortage exacerbated by immigration policies, with concerns raised about the impact on children's well-being and p...
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52% Bias Score


Russia's 2029 Employment Forecast: Major Shifts Predicted
Russia's labor market forecasts for 2029 predict substantial job growth in personal services (+348,000), manufacturing (+203,000), and transportation (+194,000), alongside significant losses in retail (-233,000) and government (-66,000), although experts caution about the uncertainty of such long-te...
Russia's 2029 Employment Forecast: Major Shifts Predicted
Russia's labor market forecasts for 2029 predict substantial job growth in personal services (+348,000), manufacturing (+203,000), and transportation (+194,000), alongside significant losses in retail (-233,000) and government (-66,000), although experts caution about the uncertainty of such long-te...
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32% Bias Score


Florida Considers Overnight Shifts for 14-Year-Olds Amid Labor Shortages
Florida's legislature is debating a bill to loosen child labor laws, allowing 14-year-olds to work overnight shifts starting in 2024, potentially addressing labor shortages stemming from a 2023 law requiring E-Verify for employers with more than 25 employees. The bill also eliminates working time re...
Florida Considers Overnight Shifts for 14-Year-Olds Amid Labor Shortages
Florida's legislature is debating a bill to loosen child labor laws, allowing 14-year-olds to work overnight shifts starting in 2024, potentially addressing labor shortages stemming from a 2023 law requiring E-Verify for employers with more than 25 employees. The bill also eliminates working time re...
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56% Bias Score


EU Project 'Turning Blue' Combats Recidivism Through Blue Economy Jobs
The EU-funded 'Turning Blue' project helps young offenders in five European countries find jobs in the blue economy (aquaculture, coastal tourism) by 2026, addressing high recidivism rates and labor shortages.
EU Project 'Turning Blue' Combats Recidivism Through Blue Economy Jobs
The EU-funded 'Turning Blue' project helps young offenders in five European countries find jobs in the blue economy (aquaculture, coastal tourism) by 2026, addressing high recidivism rates and labor shortages.
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40% Bias Score


SUD-Rail Files Six-Week Strike Notice at SNCF Amidst Working Condition Disputes
France's third-largest railway union, SUD-Rail, filed a six-week strike notice from April 17 to June 2, impacting spring holidays, due to new software causing scheduling issues and lack of progress on a pay raise request; however, no strike is called yet.
SUD-Rail Files Six-Week Strike Notice at SNCF Amidst Working Condition Disputes
France's third-largest railway union, SUD-Rail, filed a six-week strike notice from April 17 to June 2, impacting spring holidays, due to new software causing scheduling issues and lack of progress on a pay raise request; however, no strike is called yet.
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44% Bias Score


Beyond Zero-Sum: A Collaborative Approach to Job Quality
This article challenges the traditional adversarial view of worker-business relations, arguing that improvements in job quality such as safe workplaces, fair scheduling, competitive wages, and training programs benefit both parties and lead to a stronger economy. It proposes measuring job quality co...
Beyond Zero-Sum: A Collaborative Approach to Job Quality
This article challenges the traditional adversarial view of worker-business relations, arguing that improvements in job quality such as safe workplaces, fair scheduling, competitive wages, and training programs benefit both parties and lead to a stronger economy. It proposes measuring job quality co...
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20% Bias Score

Exploitative Labor Conditions for Seasonal Agricultural Workers in Germany
The Faire Landarbeit initiative's 2024 report exposes exploitative conditions for seasonal agricultural workers in Germany, including exorbitant housing costs, excessive working hours, and sexual harassment, despite Germany's recent ratification of a labor standards convention.

Exploitative Labor Conditions for Seasonal Agricultural Workers in Germany
The Faire Landarbeit initiative's 2024 report exposes exploitative conditions for seasonal agricultural workers in Germany, including exorbitant housing costs, excessive working hours, and sexual harassment, despite Germany's recent ratification of a labor standards convention.
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64% Bias Score

Three Ways to Boost Your Salary by $10,000 Without Asking Your Boss
This article presents three ways to boost salary by \$10,000 or more annually without asking your boss: freelancing using existing skills, creating and selling digital products for passive income, and renting out unused assets.

Three Ways to Boost Your Salary by $10,000 Without Asking Your Boss
This article presents three ways to boost salary by \$10,000 or more annually without asking your boss: freelancing using existing skills, creating and selling digital products for passive income, and renting out unused assets.
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52% Bias Score

Exotic Dancer's Income Decline Signals Potential US Recession
A Texas exotic dancer, known as Vulgar Vanity on TikTok, reports a significant income drop, aligning with the 'Stripper Index'—anecdotal economic recession indicator—showing reduced consumer spending on non-essential services, impacting her earnings from nearly $100,000 in a few months to barely scr...

Exotic Dancer's Income Decline Signals Potential US Recession
A Texas exotic dancer, known as Vulgar Vanity on TikTok, reports a significant income drop, aligning with the 'Stripper Index'—anecdotal economic recession indicator—showing reduced consumer spending on non-essential services, impacting her earnings from nearly $100,000 in a few months to barely scr...
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60% Bias Score

Spain's 2024 Job Market: Fewer Postings, More Applicants, Higher Salaries
In 2024, Spain's robust job market added 500,000 jobs, yet Infojobs postings dropped 3% to 2.4 million while applications surged 2.66% exceeding 4 million, and average salaries rose 3.1% to €27,060, according to the Infojobs-Esade report.

Spain's 2024 Job Market: Fewer Postings, More Applicants, Higher Salaries
In 2024, Spain's robust job market added 500,000 jobs, yet Infojobs postings dropped 3% to 2.4 million while applications surged 2.66% exceeding 4 million, and average salaries rose 3.1% to €27,060, according to the Infojobs-Esade report.
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36% Bias Score

Greece: Extra EFKA Fees for Salaried Freelancers Under €1273 Monthly Income
In Greece, salaried employees also working as freelancers with "blokakia" face extra EFKA payments if their salaried income is under €1,273 monthly gross, failing to cover the self-employed's second insurance category (€293.59 including a mandatory €10 unemployment contribution).

Greece: Extra EFKA Fees for Salaried Freelancers Under €1273 Monthly Income
In Greece, salaried employees also working as freelancers with "blokakia" face extra EFKA payments if their salaried income is under €1,273 monthly gross, failing to cover the self-employed's second insurance category (€293.59 including a mandatory €10 unemployment contribution).
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36% Bias Score

Skills-Based Hiring: Reshaping Higher Education's Role
Pennsylvania's 2023 executive order eliminating degree requirements for most state jobs reflects a nationwide trend towards skills-based hiring, driven by rising tuition costs and recognition that many roles don't need a four-year degree; this is expanding opportunities for non-degree holders.

Skills-Based Hiring: Reshaping Higher Education's Role
Pennsylvania's 2023 executive order eliminating degree requirements for most state jobs reflects a nationwide trend towards skills-based hiring, driven by rising tuition costs and recognition that many roles don't need a four-year degree; this is expanding opportunities for non-degree holders.
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32% Bias Score
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