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Vestas Faces Strike Amid Worker Safety Concerns in Spain

Workers at Vestas's Daimiel plant in Spain resumed a 48-hour strike due to over 60 reported cases of occupational illness since 2016, alleging inadequate safety measures and company inaction despite numerous labor inspections; Vestas maintains its commitment to worker safety, citing recent investmen...

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UK Property Asking Prices Slip Amidst Increased Housing Supply

UK property asking prices dipped 0.3% to £378,420 in June 2024, as increased housing supply (up 11% year-on-year) and ended stamp duty cuts created a competitive market; buyer demand rose by 3% year-on-year.

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UK Paternity Leave: Among Worst in Developed World

A new report reveals that the UK's paternity leave policy is among the worst in the developed world, offering only two weeks of leave at a pay rate less than half the National Living Wage, compared to countries like Spain (16 weeks paid leave), Denmark (24 weeks paid leave), and Sweden (90 days rese...

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Gen Z Job Hunt: High Standards Meet Broken System

Gen Z's high career standards are clashing with a broken job market, causing emotional distress for many as they navigate ghost jobs, automated rejections, and scams, demanding changes to entry-level roles and workplace culture.

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Gen Z Job Market: High Unemployment Amidst AI Integration

Recent college graduates from Generation Z face a 5.8% unemployment rate, exceeding the national average, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, student loan policies, a global trade war, and the rapid integration of AI into hiring processes. However, opportunities remain as 89% of employers plan to maintain...

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Spain's Stalled Internship Statute Leaves Young Workers Vulnerable

Spain's stalled internship statute, introduced in June 2023 to protect student interns from exploitation, faces political gridlock, leaving many young workers vulnerable to unfair labor practices.

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Poundland to Close 68 Stores, Jeopardizing 1,000+ Jobs

Poundland, a British discount retailer, will close 68 stores and two distribution centers, impacting over 1,000 jobs, as part of a turnaround plan involving rent negotiations that could result in further closures, following its sale to Gordon Brothers.

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Spain Tackles Soaring Work-Related Absenteeism with €30 Billion Cost

In Spain, 1.5 million workers are absent daily due to work-related illnesses, costing over €30 billion annually; the government is negotiating with employers to implement solutions such as reducing work hours and improving workplace safety.

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Germany's Economic Stagnation: Skilled Labor Shortage and Needed Reforms

Germany's economy, in recession for two years, faces stagnation in 2024, despite OECD's projected 0.4% growth. A severe skilled labor shortage, impacting over 81% of firms and hindering growth, necessitates structural reforms and increased labor market participation.

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Spain's Aging Renter Population: A Consequence of Soaring Housing Costs

The average age of renters in Spain has risen to 36, up 11.9% in five years, due to soaring housing prices (12.2% increase last year) making homeownership unattainable for many, especially young people; the 18-24 age group's participation in the rental market dropped 5% in the last year.

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German Study: Long Working Hours Don't Impact Office Worker Health

A study by the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) found that long working hours (over 10 hours daily) among office workers do not correlate with significantly increased health risks or reduced job satisfaction, challenging the prevailing assumption and informing the German government's planned r...

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Study: Long Working Hours Don't Harm Office Worker Health

A study by the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) found that long working hours (over 10 hours daily) do not correlate with increased health risks among office workers, challenging the traditional eight-hour workday and informing Germany's upcoming working hour legislation reform.

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