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Seven Steps to Delivering Constructive Negative Performance Reviews
A 2023 Zippia report reveals 98% of employees disengage from jobs with little feedback; this article details seven steps for managers to deliver negative performance reviews constructively, focusing on clear communication, resource provision, and support to improve employee performance and retention...
Seven Steps to Delivering Constructive Negative Performance Reviews
A 2023 Zippia report reveals 98% of employees disengage from jobs with little feedback; this article details seven steps for managers to deliver negative performance reviews constructively, focusing on clear communication, resource provision, and support to improve employee performance and retention...
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44% Bias Score
German Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Record Low Orders
Germany's housing construction crisis continues, with 57% of firms reporting a lack of orders in January 2025, driven by high construction costs despite strong demand; projections show a further drop in new housing completions to under 200,000 by 2026.
German Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Record Low Orders
Germany's housing construction crisis continues, with 57% of firms reporting a lack of orders in January 2025, driven by high construction costs despite strong demand; projections show a further drop in new housing completions to under 200,000 by 2026.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Businesses Lag in Investment Despite Optimistic Revenue Outlook
Grant Thornton's annual survey reveals that despite 60% of Greek businesses expecting increased revenue and profits, only 40% plan to increase investments in machinery and 30% in buildings, hindering the country's economic growth and highlighting a need for structural changes to foster investment.
Greek Businesses Lag in Investment Despite Optimistic Revenue Outlook
Grant Thornton's annual survey reveals that despite 60% of Greek businesses expecting increased revenue and profits, only 40% plan to increase investments in machinery and 30% in buildings, hindering the country's economic growth and highlighting a need for structural changes to foster investment.
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36% Bias Score
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise, But Labor Market Remains Strong
Initial jobless claims in the U.S. rose to 219,000 for the week ending February 1, exceeding projections, yet the broader labor market remains strong with low unemployment (4.1% in December 2024), despite recent layoff announcements from several major companies.
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise, But Labor Market Remains Strong
Initial jobless claims in the U.S. rose to 219,000 for the week ending February 1, exceeding projections, yet the broader labor market remains strong with low unemployment (4.1% in December 2024), despite recent layoff announcements from several major companies.
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Podcast Highlights Public Service Workers' Strike Threat
The Berlin-based podcast "Betriebsstörung" gives voice to public service workers, such as BVG drivers and sanitation workers, highlighting their struggles with low pay, overwork, and staff shortages, potentially leading to more strikes due to ongoing contract negotiations.
Berlin Podcast Highlights Public Service Workers' Strike Threat
The Berlin-based podcast "Betriebsstörung" gives voice to public service workers, such as BVG drivers and sanitation workers, highlighting their struggles with low pay, overwork, and staff shortages, potentially leading to more strikes due to ongoing contract negotiations.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands to Phase Out Housing Cost Deductions from Migrant Workers' Wages by 2030
The Dutch government plans to phase out the ability of employers to deduct housing costs from migrant workers' minimum wages by 2030, addressing exploitative practices while encouraging responsible employer-provided housing.
Netherlands to Phase Out Housing Cost Deductions from Migrant Workers' Wages by 2030
The Dutch government plans to phase out the ability of employers to deduct housing costs from migrant workers' minimum wages by 2030, addressing exploitative practices while encouraging responsible employer-provided housing.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Office Vacancy Rate Rises Amidst Construction Slowdown
Australia's office vacancy rate edged up to 14.7 percent in January, with Sydney's rate jumping to 12.8 percent and Melbourne's remaining at a high 18 percent; however, rising construction costs and high interest rates are curbing new builds, potentially easing vacancy rates in the future.
Australia's Office Vacancy Rate Rises Amidst Construction Slowdown
Australia's office vacancy rate edged up to 14.7 percent in January, with Sydney's rate jumping to 12.8 percent and Melbourne's remaining at a high 18 percent; however, rising construction costs and high interest rates are curbing new builds, potentially easing vacancy rates in the future.
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44% Bias Score
Piedmont's Low Birth Rate Threatens Teacher Stability
Piedmont, Italy, is experiencing a below-average birth rate of 1.17 children per woman, resulting in 6,000 fewer students in schools this year and raising concerns about teacher job security due to potential staff reductions.
Piedmont's Low Birth Rate Threatens Teacher Stability
Piedmont, Italy, is experiencing a below-average birth rate of 1.17 children per woman, resulting in 6,000 fewer students in schools this year and raising concerns about teacher job security due to potential staff reductions.
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44% Bias Score
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates to 4.5%, Impacting Mortgages and Savings
The Bank of England cut interest rates to 4.5% on Thursday, impacting mortgage holders differently: those with tracker mortgages will see immediate reductions, while variable-rate holders' changes depend on their lender. New fixed-rate mortgages may also see some reductions in the coming weeks, whil...
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates to 4.5%, Impacting Mortgages and Savings
The Bank of England cut interest rates to 4.5% on Thursday, impacting mortgage holders differently: those with tracker mortgages will see immediate reductions, while variable-rate holders' changes depend on their lender. New fixed-rate mortgages may also see some reductions in the coming weeks, whil...
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32% Bias Score
Verdi Calls for More Strikes at Deutsche Post in Hessen
Verdi, a German labor union, has called for another round of warning strikes at Deutsche Post in Hessen, impacting mail and package delivery across multiple locations, including Vordertaunus, Wetterau, Wiesbaden, and Fulda, due to demands for a seven percent wage increase and additional vacation day...
Verdi Calls for More Strikes at Deutsche Post in Hessen
Verdi, a German labor union, has called for another round of warning strikes at Deutsche Post in Hessen, impacting mail and package delivery across multiple locations, including Vordertaunus, Wetterau, Wiesbaden, and Fulda, due to demands for a seven percent wage increase and additional vacation day...
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands to Phase Out Migrant Worker Housing Cost Deductions by 2030
The Netherlands will phase out employer deductions for housing costs from migrant workers' minimum wages by 2030, starting with a 5% annual decrease from January 2026, aiming to combat exploitation where employers profit from inflated housing costs.
Netherlands to Phase Out Migrant Worker Housing Cost Deductions by 2030
The Netherlands will phase out employer deductions for housing costs from migrant workers' minimum wages by 2030, starting with a 5% annual decrease from January 2026, aiming to combat exploitation where employers profit from inflated housing costs.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Workers' Holiday Connectivity: A Productivity and Well-being Crisis
A recent study shows that 70 percent of Australians check work emails during their holidays, with women more frequently contacted than men, despite guidelines protecting uninterrupted leave, highlighting the negative impact on employee well-being and productivity.
Australian Workers' Holiday Connectivity: A Productivity and Well-being Crisis
A recent study shows that 70 percent of Australians check work emails during their holidays, with women more frequently contacted than men, despite guidelines protecting uninterrupted leave, highlighting the negative impact on employee well-being and productivity.
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32% Bias Score
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