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Dutch Courts Rule Freelancers Employees, Creating 1.3 Billion Euro Pension Gap
Dutch courts increasingly rule that freelancers are misclassified employees, leading to substantial back payments for employers and a potential 1.3 billion euro pension fund shortfall.
Dutch Courts Rule Freelancers Employees, Creating 1.3 Billion Euro Pension Gap
Dutch courts increasingly rule that freelancers are misclassified employees, leading to substantial back payments for employers and a potential 1.3 billion euro pension fund shortfall.
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48% Bias Score
Kroger and Albertsons Prioritize Stock Buybacks Over Employees and Customers
A new report, "Bullies At The Table," commissioned by retail and wholesale unions, reveals that Kroger and Albertsons' prioritization of stock buybacks over employee wages and store investment has led to understaffing, decreased pay, increased prices, and widespread food insecurity among employees a...
Kroger and Albertsons Prioritize Stock Buybacks Over Employees and Customers
A new report, "Bullies At The Table," commissioned by retail and wholesale unions, reveals that Kroger and Albertsons' prioritization of stock buybacks over employee wages and store investment has led to understaffing, decreased pay, increased prices, and widespread food insecurity among employees a...
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52% Bias Score
Plummeting Global Employee Engagement Costs $438 Billion
Gallup's 2025 report reveals a drastic fall in global employee engagement to 21%, costing $438 billion in lost productivity, with manager engagement even lower at 27%, impacting younger and female managers the most due to relentless change, increased workload, and decreased wellbeing.
Plummeting Global Employee Engagement Costs $438 Billion
Gallup's 2025 report reveals a drastic fall in global employee engagement to 21%, costing $438 billion in lost productivity, with manager engagement even lower at 27%, impacting younger and female managers the most due to relentless change, increased workload, and decreased wellbeing.
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52% Bias Score
Ford Workers in Cologne to Strike Over Job Cuts
Ford workers in Cologne, Germany, will strike on May 14th due to disagreements over the company's planned reduction of 4,000 jobs in Europe by the end of 2027, with 2,900 of those cuts affecting Germany. 94% of participating workers voted to strike.
Ford Workers in Cologne to Strike Over Job Cuts
Ford workers in Cologne, Germany, will strike on May 14th due to disagreements over the company's planned reduction of 4,000 jobs in Europe by the end of 2027, with 2,900 of those cuts affecting Germany. 94% of participating workers voted to strike.
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36% Bias Score
Family Lawyer Reveals 10-12 Hour Days, High Earning Potential, and Emotional Challenges
Yael Selig, a partner at Osbornes Law, describes a demanding career with 10-12 hour workdays, significant earning potential (£50,000-£350,000), and the need for strong negotiation skills while managing the emotional toll of family law cases.
Family Lawyer Reveals 10-12 Hour Days, High Earning Potential, and Emotional Challenges
Yael Selig, a partner at Osbornes Law, describes a demanding career with 10-12 hour workdays, significant earning potential (£50,000-£350,000), and the need for strong negotiation skills while managing the emotional toll of family law cases.
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44% Bias Score
UK to End Overseas Care Worker Recruitment to Cut Migration
The UK government will end overseas recruitment of care workers this year, aiming to reduce net migration by up to 50,000 lower-skilled workers annually, prioritizing domestic hiring or extending existing visas for those already in the UK.
UK to End Overseas Care Worker Recruitment to Cut Migration
The UK government will end overseas recruitment of care workers this year, aiming to reduce net migration by up to 50,000 lower-skilled workers annually, prioritizing domestic hiring or extending existing visas for those already in the UK.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Courts Sides with Freelancers in Misclassification Cases, Creating Pension Shortfall
Dutch courts increasingly rule freelancers are employees, forcing employers to retroactively pay benefits, potentially costing tens of thousands of euros per case; the Deliveroo ruling in 2023 provides legal precedent and may create a 1.3 billion euro shortfall in pension funds.
Dutch Courts Sides with Freelancers in Misclassification Cases, Creating Pension Shortfall
Dutch courts increasingly rule freelancers are employees, forcing employers to retroactively pay benefits, potentially costing tens of thousands of euros per case; the Deliveroo ruling in 2023 provides legal precedent and may create a 1.3 billion euro shortfall in pension funds.
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56% Bias Score
Over-reliance on Employers: The Biggest Career Threat in 2025
The biggest career threat in 2025 is over-reliance on employers for career growth, limiting upskilling, portfolio building, and networking, leaving professionals vulnerable to job losses and hindering salary increases.
Over-reliance on Employers: The Biggest Career Threat in 2025
The biggest career threat in 2025 is over-reliance on employers for career growth, limiting upskilling, portfolio building, and networking, leaving professionals vulnerable to job losses and hindering salary increases.
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48% Bias Score
Gatwick Airport Faces Strikes During May Half-Term
Baggage handlers at Red Handling and plane refuelers at Red Line Oil Services at Gatwick Airport are striking on various dates in May, coinciding with the UK half-term holiday, potentially causing flight disruptions; however, EasyJet and Ryanair say that they do not anticipate any impact to their cu...
Gatwick Airport Faces Strikes During May Half-Term
Baggage handlers at Red Handling and plane refuelers at Red Line Oil Services at Gatwick Airport are striking on various dates in May, coinciding with the UK half-term holiday, potentially causing flight disruptions; however, EasyJet and Ryanair say that they do not anticipate any impact to their cu...
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40% Bias Score
Nissan to Cut 20,000 Jobs Amidst \£3.8bn Loss Projection
Nissan plans to cut 20,000 jobs globally, a 15% reduction, due to weak sales, rising costs, and a projected \£3.8bn net loss; the impact on its Sunderland plant remains unclear despite recent investment and government aid.
Nissan to Cut 20,000 Jobs Amidst \£3.8bn Loss Projection
Nissan plans to cut 20,000 jobs globally, a 15% reduction, due to weak sales, rising costs, and a projected \£3.8bn net loss; the impact on its Sunderland plant remains unclear despite recent investment and government aid.
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40% Bias Score
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
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40% Bias Score
Part-time Apprenticeships Address Germany's Skilled Worker Shortage
In Hamburg, Germany, a 27-year-old mother of two successfully balances a part-time apprenticeship as an office management assistant at Ergo insurance, addressing the national shortage of skilled workers and offering a model for companies seeking a diverse talent pool.
Part-time Apprenticeships Address Germany's Skilled Worker Shortage
In Hamburg, Germany, a 27-year-old mother of two successfully balances a part-time apprenticeship as an office management assistant at Ergo insurance, addressing the national shortage of skilled workers and offering a model for companies seeking a diverse talent pool.
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44% Bias Score
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