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AFGE to Lay Off Over Half Its Staff After Trump's Executive Order
Facing President Trump's executive order ending collective bargaining rights for federal workers, the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) will lay off more than half its 355-member staff by June, impacting organizers, national representatives, and support staff, despite continued lega...
AFGE to Lay Off Over Half Its Staff After Trump's Executive Order
Facing President Trump's executive order ending collective bargaining rights for federal workers, the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) will lay off more than half its 355-member staff by June, impacting organizers, national representatives, and support staff, despite continued lega...
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40% Bias Score
China Unveils Extensive Employment Support Measures for 2025
China launched a series of employment support measures in 2025, including subsidies for hiring 2025 graduates and unemployment insurance premium refunds for businesses that retain employees, aiming to maintain a stable job market amidst global economic uncertainties and create over 12 million new ur...
China Unveils Extensive Employment Support Measures for 2025
China launched a series of employment support measures in 2025, including subsidies for hiring 2025 graduates and unemployment insurance premium refunds for businesses that retain employees, aiming to maintain a stable job market amidst global economic uncertainties and create over 12 million new ur...
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24% Bias Score
Berlin's Charité Facility Management Strike Highlights Wage Disparity
Approximately 3,500 Charité Facility Management (CFM) employees in Berlin are striking for wage increases, claiming significantly lower pay than colleagues at the Charité hospital due to CFM's 2005 creation as a cost-cutting measure; the Berlin Senate's repeated promises for wage adjustments remain ...
Berlin's Charité Facility Management Strike Highlights Wage Disparity
Approximately 3,500 Charité Facility Management (CFM) employees in Berlin are striking for wage increases, claiming significantly lower pay than colleagues at the Charité hospital due to CFM's 2005 creation as a cost-cutting measure; the Berlin Senate's repeated promises for wage adjustments remain ...
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60% Bias Score
Madrid Garbage Strike Worsens; City Council Threatens to Hire Replacements
Madrid faces a growing garbage crisis after weekend talks between the city council and sanitation unions failed, prompting the council to threaten hiring replacement companies unless a deal is reached by Monday, with fines already totaling €2.4 million.
Madrid Garbage Strike Worsens; City Council Threatens to Hire Replacements
Madrid faces a growing garbage crisis after weekend talks between the city council and sanitation unions failed, prompting the council to threaten hiring replacement companies unless a deal is reached by Monday, with fines already totaling €2.4 million.
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52% Bias Score
Soaring Rental Prices in Attica Outpace Wage Growth
Rental prices in Attica, Greece, have seen average increases of up to 53.5% between Q1 2019 and Q1 2024, with the largest increases in eastern suburbs (nearly €9/sq.m. from €5.83/sq.m.), while wage increases have not kept pace.
Soaring Rental Prices in Attica Outpace Wage Growth
Rental prices in Attica, Greece, have seen average increases of up to 53.5% between Q1 2019 and Q1 2024, with the largest increases in eastern suburbs (nearly €9/sq.m. from €5.83/sq.m.), while wage increases have not kept pace.
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28% Bias Score
Cannabis Industry Job Market: Adaptability and Transferable Skills Key
The cannabis industry, encompassing cultivation, manufacturing, and services, offers diverse career opportunities; success requires adaptability, transferable skills from regulated sectors, and strong networking.
Cannabis Industry Job Market: Adaptability and Transferable Skills Key
The cannabis industry, encompassing cultivation, manufacturing, and services, offers diverse career opportunities; success requires adaptability, transferable skills from regulated sectors, and strong networking.
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40% Bias Score
China Unveils 17 Measures to Boost Youth Employment
Three Chinese ministries launched 17 measures to boost youth employment, offering financial subsidies to organizations hiring recent graduates and jobless youth, providing skills training programs, and increasing internship opportunities. The initiative aims to address the 12.22 million fresh gradua...
China Unveils 17 Measures to Boost Youth Employment
Three Chinese ministries launched 17 measures to boost youth employment, offering financial subsidies to organizations hiring recent graduates and jobless youth, providing skills training programs, and increasing internship opportunities. The initiative aims to address the 12.22 million fresh gradua...
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40% Bias Score
China Unveils 17-Point Plan to Combat Youth Unemployment
China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Ministry of Education, and Ministry of Finance jointly launched a 17-point plan to boost youth employment, offering financial subsidies to employers hiring recent graduates and providing skills training programs and job services for students, ...
China Unveils 17-Point Plan to Combat Youth Unemployment
China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Ministry of Education, and Ministry of Finance jointly launched a 17-point plan to boost youth employment, offering financial subsidies to employers hiring recent graduates and providing skills training programs and job services for students, ...
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24% Bias Score
Greek Economists Prioritize Infrastructure Over Subsidies to Combat Low Birth Rate
Ninety-five percent of 19 Greek economists surveyed prioritize infrastructure improvements and supportive policies over direct subsidies to combat the nation's low birth rate, citing negative impacts on economic productivity and the social security system.
Greek Economists Prioritize Infrastructure Over Subsidies to Combat Low Birth Rate
Ninety-five percent of 19 Greek economists surveyed prioritize infrastructure improvements and supportive policies over direct subsidies to combat the nation's low birth rate, citing negative impacts on economic productivity and the social security system.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Bans Automatic Dismissal for Permanent Disability
Spain's amended article 49.1 of the Workers' Statute, effective April 22, 2024, prohibits automatic dismissal for permanent disability; employers must offer job adaptation or relocation unless excessively costly, as defined by new criteria; this follows a European Union court ruling.
Spain Bans Automatic Dismissal for Permanent Disability
Spain's amended article 49.1 of the Workers' Statute, effective April 22, 2024, prohibits automatic dismissal for permanent disability; employers must offer job adaptation or relocation unless excessively costly, as defined by new criteria; this follows a European Union court ruling.
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40% Bias Score
Greek Construction Giants Invest in Workforce Development
Aktor Group launched a €14 million, 10-year scholarship program offering 40 yearly scholarships to Greek nationals under 30 with a minimum GPA of 7.5, guaranteeing five-year employment. Metlen Group expanded its "Engineers in Practice" program, offering paid one-year internships to recent graduates ...
Greek Construction Giants Invest in Workforce Development
Aktor Group launched a €14 million, 10-year scholarship program offering 40 yearly scholarships to Greek nationals under 30 with a minimum GPA of 7.5, guaranteeing five-year employment. Metlen Group expanded its "Engineers in Practice" program, offering paid one-year internships to recent graduates ...
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36% Bias Score
US Home Price Declines Double Since January 2024
The number of major US metro areas with falling home prices nearly doubled since January 2024, reaching 60 out of 300, driven by increased inventory, higher mortgage rates, and economic uncertainty; this trend is expected to continue into late 2025.
US Home Price Declines Double Since January 2024
The number of major US metro areas with falling home prices nearly doubled since January 2024, reaching 60 out of 300, driven by increased inventory, higher mortgage rates, and economic uncertainty; this trend is expected to continue into late 2025.
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52% Bias Score
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