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NSW Train Strikes Paused by Fair Work Commission
Following two days of significant train disruptions in New South Wales caused by rail union industrial action over a pay dispute, the Fair Work Commission issued an interim order pausing the action until a hearing next week, restoring normal train services.
NSW Train Strikes Paused by Fair Work Commission
Following two days of significant train disruptions in New South Wales caused by rail union industrial action over a pay dispute, the Fair Work Commission issued an interim order pausing the action until a hearing next week, restoring normal train services.
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60% Bias Score
French Four-Day Workweek Trial Yields Mixed Results"
A French trial of a four-day workweek involving 12 small and medium-sized businesses yielded mixed results: while 10 initially adopted it to address recruitment issues and improve work-life balance, two withdrew due to financial concerns; among the remaining ten, varying adaptations were made, highl...
French Four-Day Workweek Trial Yields Mixed Results"
A French trial of a four-day workweek involving 12 small and medium-sized businesses yielded mixed results: while 10 initially adopted it to address recruitment issues and improve work-life balance, two withdrew due to financial concerns; among the remaining ten, varying adaptations were made, highl...
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32% Bias Score
US Year-End Bonuses Up 2% in 2024
Year-end bonuses for employees in US small- to medium-sized businesses averaged \$2,503 in December 2024, a 2% increase from 2023, reflecting a strong economy but with variations across sectors.
US Year-End Bonuses Up 2% in 2024
Year-end bonuses for employees in US small- to medium-sized businesses averaged \$2,503 in December 2024, a 2% increase from 2023, reflecting a strong economy but with variations across sectors.
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44% Bias Score
Post-Pandemic Job Market Shift: Reskilling and Worker Priorities
Surae Thomas's career path changed after she landed a job at Amazon's Reliability and Maintenance Engineering (RME) Mechatronics and Robotics Apprenticeship Program, highlighting a post-pandemic shift in worker priorities towards job security and work-life balance as the Great Resignation slows.
Post-Pandemic Job Market Shift: Reskilling and Worker Priorities
Surae Thomas's career path changed after she landed a job at Amazon's Reliability and Maintenance Engineering (RME) Mechatronics and Robotics Apprenticeship Program, highlighting a post-pandemic shift in worker priorities towards job security and work-life balance as the Great Resignation slows.
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40% Bias Score
Mass Resignation of NSW Psychiatrists to Trigger Mental Health Bed Closures
Over 200 of NSW's public sector psychiatrists plan to resign on January 21, forcing hospital bed closures and potentially overwhelming emergency departments due to uncompetitive salaries and chronic understaffing.
Mass Resignation of NSW Psychiatrists to Trigger Mental Health Bed Closures
Over 200 of NSW's public sector psychiatrists plan to resign on January 21, forcing hospital bed closures and potentially overwhelming emergency departments due to uncompetitive salaries and chronic understaffing.
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48% Bias Score
Sydney Rail Strike: Commuters Bear Brunt of RTBU Action
Sydney's rail network is crippled by ongoing industrial action from the RTBU, causing widespread disruption, economic damage, and public anger, despite the NSW government's improved pay offer of 13 percent over four years.
Sydney Rail Strike: Commuters Bear Brunt of RTBU Action
Sydney's rail network is crippled by ongoing industrial action from the RTBU, causing widespread disruption, economic damage, and public anger, despite the NSW government's improved pay offer of 13 percent over four years.
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72% Bias Score
UK Employment Bill Sparks Debate Over Worker Protection and Free Speech
A new UK employment bill aims to protect workers from third-party harassment, requiring employers to take "reasonable steps," sparking debate over free speech; polls show widespread support for the bill's worker protections among Reform voters, but critics like Nigel Farage claim it will stifle disc...
UK Employment Bill Sparks Debate Over Worker Protection and Free Speech
A new UK employment bill aims to protect workers from third-party harassment, requiring employers to take "reasonable steps," sparking debate over free speech; polls show widespread support for the bill's worker protections among Reform voters, but critics like Nigel Farage claim it will stifle disc...
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44% Bias Score
Fed Slows Rate Cuts Amid Inflation, Strong Labor Market
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates three times near the end of 2024, reducing the federal funds rate by one percentage point. In 2025, further rate cuts are expected, though at a slower pace than previously anticipated due to ongoing inflation and a strong labor market; experts predict credit ca...
Fed Slows Rate Cuts Amid Inflation, Strong Labor Market
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates three times near the end of 2024, reducing the federal funds rate by one percentage point. In 2025, further rate cuts are expected, though at a slower pace than previously anticipated due to ongoing inflation and a strong labor market; experts predict credit ca...
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28% Bias Score
Meta Faces UK Staff Backlash Over Job Cuts and Program Scrapping
UK Meta staff are "concerned" and "let down" by the company's decision to scrap factcheckers and diversity programs, prompting their union, Prospect, to warn Meta of potential difficulties in hiring and keeping staff, particularly given plans to cut about 3,600 jobs globally and the UK government's ...
Meta Faces UK Staff Backlash Over Job Cuts and Program Scrapping
UK Meta staff are "concerned" and "let down" by the company's decision to scrap factcheckers and diversity programs, prompting their union, Prospect, to warn Meta of potential difficulties in hiring and keeping staff, particularly given plans to cut about 3,600 jobs globally and the UK government's ...
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56% Bias Score
Top Labor Lawyer Leaves Allen & Overy Shearman to Launch Boutique Firm
Thomas Ubber, a prominent labor lawyer, is leaving Allen & Overy Shearman with eight colleagues to establish a new labor law boutique, Ubber Labour & Law (ULL), in Frankfurt and Munich by May 1st, impacting the firm's German practice.
Top Labor Lawyer Leaves Allen & Overy Shearman to Launch Boutique Firm
Thomas Ubber, a prominent labor lawyer, is leaving Allen & Overy Shearman with eight colleagues to establish a new labor law boutique, Ubber Labour & Law (ULL), in Frankfurt and Munich by May 1st, impacting the firm's German practice.
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36% Bias Score
Belgian Strike Paralyzes Nation Over Pension Reform
A nationwide strike in Belgium on Monday, involving an estimated 30,000 workers protesting proposed pension reforms, paralyzed transport, closed schools, and grounded nearly half of Brussels airport's flights, highlighting a major political deadlock.
Belgian Strike Paralyzes Nation Over Pension Reform
A nationwide strike in Belgium on Monday, involving an estimated 30,000 workers protesting proposed pension reforms, paralyzed transport, closed schools, and grounded nearly half of Brussels airport's flights, highlighting a major political deadlock.
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48% Bias Score
Sedentary Jobs Increase Insomnia Risk for 80% of US Workforce
A new study shows that 80% of the US workforce, largely in sedentary roles, faces a significantly higher risk of insomnia due to job design factors such as work schedules and physical activity levels, leading to various health problems.
Sedentary Jobs Increase Insomnia Risk for 80% of US Workforce
A new study shows that 80% of the US workforce, largely in sedentary roles, faces a significantly higher risk of insomnia due to job design factors such as work schedules and physical activity levels, leading to various health problems.
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40% Bias Score
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