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NLRB Shutdown: Trump's Firing Cripples Labor Law Enforcement
President Trump fired an NLRB board member, leaving the agency without a quorum and unable to enforce labor laws; this benefits employers but harms workers, impacting cases like Amazon's challenge to a union election.
NLRB Shutdown: Trump's Firing Cripples Labor Law Enforcement
President Trump fired an NLRB board member, leaving the agency without a quorum and unable to enforce labor laws; this benefits employers but harms workers, impacting cases like Amazon's challenge to a union election.
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44% Bias Score
High-Demand Tech Jobs in the U.S. Driven by Automation and Sustainability
Hostinger's analysis reveals high demand for tech-focused roles in the U.S., with Customer Success Engineers leading with 36,623 vacancies and a $133,859 average salary, followed by Digital Identity Managers (34,329 vacancies, $136,657 salary), driven by automation, cybersecurity, and the shift to r...
High-Demand Tech Jobs in the U.S. Driven by Automation and Sustainability
Hostinger's analysis reveals high demand for tech-focused roles in the U.S., with Customer Success Engineers leading with 36,623 vacancies and a $133,859 average salary, followed by Digital Identity Managers (34,329 vacancies, $136,657 salary), driven by automation, cybersecurity, and the shift to r...
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36% Bias Score
Foreign Companies Face Worker Shortages, Other Hurdles in North Macedonia
A survey of foreign companies in North Macedonia reveals a 51% shortage of skilled workers as the top challenge, followed by increased operational costs (49%), bureaucracy, legal uncertainty, and judicial issues, all impacting investment and employment; the departure of some companies raises concern...
Foreign Companies Face Worker Shortages, Other Hurdles in North Macedonia
A survey of foreign companies in North Macedonia reveals a 51% shortage of skilled workers as the top challenge, followed by increased operational costs (49%), bureaucracy, legal uncertainty, and judicial issues, all impacting investment and employment; the departure of some companies raises concern...
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44% Bias Score
EU Parliament to Negotiate AI Workplace Regulations by 2026
The European Parliament will start negotiations this year on a proposal for AI and workplace regulations, aiming for a report by early 2026, following the EU AI Act's implementation last year and addressing AI's impact on jobs, potentially including worker protections, safety measures, and training,...
EU Parliament to Negotiate AI Workplace Regulations by 2026
The European Parliament will start negotiations this year on a proposal for AI and workplace regulations, aiming for a report by early 2026, following the EU AI Act's implementation last year and addressing AI's impact on jobs, potentially including worker protections, safety measures, and training,...
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32% Bias Score
Sydney Trains Shut Down After Rail Union Negotiations Collapse
On Friday, Sydney's train network experienced a complete shutdown due to over 300 rail workers failing to report for duty after negotiations between the rail unions and NSW government collapsed over a \$4500 bonus payment from a previous enterprise agreement.
Sydney Trains Shut Down After Rail Union Negotiations Collapse
On Friday, Sydney's train network experienced a complete shutdown due to over 300 rail workers failing to report for duty after negotiations between the rail unions and NSW government collapsed over a \$4500 bonus payment from a previous enterprise agreement.
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56% Bias Score
AI in Recruitment: Skepticism High, Except in Specific Sectors
Adecco's survey of 30,000 workers across 23 countries shows that while many believe AI can aid job searching, only 3 sectors (aerospace, mobility, and e-commerce) favor AI-driven candidate assessment. Major concerns include AI's inability to understand non-verbal cues and potential biases.
AI in Recruitment: Skepticism High, Except in Specific Sectors
Adecco's survey of 30,000 workers across 23 countries shows that while many believe AI can aid job searching, only 3 sectors (aerospace, mobility, and e-commerce) favor AI-driven candidate assessment. Major concerns include AI's inability to understand non-verbal cues and potential biases.
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48% Bias Score
Massive Deposits Needed to Buy Homes in UK Cities
New research from April Mortgages shows that buying a home in over half of Britain's biggest towns and cities typically requires a deposit of over £100,000, with 16 locations demanding over £200,000, due to the widening gap between house prices and average incomes, impacting affordability for averag...
Massive Deposits Needed to Buy Homes in UK Cities
New research from April Mortgages shows that buying a home in over half of Britain's biggest towns and cities typically requires a deposit of over £100,000, with 16 locations demanding over £200,000, due to the widening gap between house prices and average incomes, impacting affordability for averag...
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56% Bias Score
Greek Agricultural Workers Find Better Opportunities Abroad
Faced with low wages and poor working conditions in Greece, young Greek workers are increasingly seeking agricultural employment in other European countries, finding better pay and working conditions in France, Switzerland, Denmark, and elsewhere.
Greek Agricultural Workers Find Better Opportunities Abroad
Faced with low wages and poor working conditions in Greece, young Greek workers are increasingly seeking agricultural employment in other European countries, finding better pay and working conditions in France, Switzerland, Denmark, and elsewhere.
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20% Bias Score
Slow Progress in Spain's Workplace Safety Reform Amid Record Fatalities
Spain's slow negotiation to update its 1995 workplace risk prevention law follows a record 796 workplace deaths in 2024, prompting unions to urge faster action on issues like psychosocial risks, digital risks, and gender-specific hazards, while employers remain largely silent on the matter.
Slow Progress in Spain's Workplace Safety Reform Amid Record Fatalities
Spain's slow negotiation to update its 1995 workplace risk prevention law follows a record 796 workplace deaths in 2024, prompting unions to urge faster action on issues like psychosocial risks, digital risks, and gender-specific hazards, while employers remain largely silent on the matter.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Administration Terminates Thousands of Probationary Federal Workers
The Trump administration terminated thousands of probationary federal employees across multiple agencies, including the Departments of Energy and Veterans Affairs, citing a need to restructure the government and save money; the move has drawn criticism from unions and impacted thousands of employees...
Trump Administration Terminates Thousands of Probationary Federal Workers
The Trump administration terminated thousands of probationary federal employees across multiple agencies, including the Departments of Energy and Veterans Affairs, citing a need to restructure the government and save money; the move has drawn criticism from unions and impacted thousands of employees...
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60% Bias Score
AI in Recruitment: Widespread Distrust Despite Potential Benefits
Adecco's survey of 30,000 workers across 23 countries shows that while 64% believe AI can help with job searching, only 24% trust AI-driven recruitment due to concerns about bias, inability to assess non-verbal cues, and the potential for overlooking unconventional skills and experiences.
AI in Recruitment: Widespread Distrust Despite Potential Benefits
Adecco's survey of 30,000 workers across 23 countries shows that while 64% believe AI can help with job searching, only 24% trust AI-driven recruitment due to concerns about bias, inability to assess non-verbal cues, and the potential for overlooking unconventional skills and experiences.
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60% Bias Score
Sydney Trains Ground to a Halt in Valentine's Day Rail Union Dispute
A dispute between NSW's rail unions and the state government over a $60 million payment resulted in a "sneak strike" on Valentine's Day, causing the cancellation of over 465 train services and widespread disruption across Sydney's public transport network. This follows months of disruptions, includi...
Sydney Trains Ground to a Halt in Valentine's Day Rail Union Dispute
A dispute between NSW's rail unions and the state government over a $60 million payment resulted in a "sneak strike" on Valentine's Day, causing the cancellation of over 465 train services and widespread disruption across Sydney's public transport network. This follows months of disruptions, includi...
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56% Bias Score
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