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UK Trade Unions Pressure Labour Government on Workers' Rights
The UK's largest trade unions are pressuring the Labour government to prioritize workers' rights and improve living standards, threatening to withdraw financial and political support if demands aren't met.
UK Trade Unions Pressure Labour Government on Workers' Rights
The UK's largest trade unions are pressuring the Labour government to prioritize workers' rights and improve living standards, threatening to withdraw financial and political support if demands aren't met.
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36% Bias Score
Londoners' Out-of-Capital Home Purchases Hit Decade Low
Londoners accounted for just 5.3% of house purchases outside the capital in the first seven months of 2023, the lowest proportion since 2013, due to a stalling London market and a return to office work.
Londoners' Out-of-Capital Home Purchases Hit Decade Low
Londoners accounted for just 5.3% of house purchases outside the capital in the first seven months of 2023, the lowest proportion since 2013, due to a stalling London market and a return to office work.
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16% Bias Score
Germany to Tighten Sanctions on Unemployment Beneficiaries
German Labor Minister Bärbel Bas announced stricter penalties for those refusing work under the Bürgergeld welfare program, aiming to improve job center efficiency and combat fraud, while rejecting calls for complete benefit cuts.
Germany to Tighten Sanctions on Unemployment Beneficiaries
German Labor Minister Bärbel Bas announced stricter penalties for those refusing work under the Bürgergeld welfare program, aiming to improve job center efficiency and combat fraud, while rejecting calls for complete benefit cuts.
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48% Bias Score
The Evolving Impact of Layoffs in the Age of AI
This article analyzes how the impact of layoffs on remaining employees has drastically changed since 2011, shifting from increased workloads and anxiety to encompass the integration of AI and automation, creating new forms of competition and insecurity.
The Evolving Impact of Layoffs in the Age of AI
This article analyzes how the impact of layoffs on remaining employees has drastically changed since 2011, shifting from increased workloads and anxiety to encompass the integration of AI and automation, creating new forms of competition and insecurity.
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16% Bias Score
London Tube Strike: Four-Day Shutdown Expected
A four-day London Underground strike is set to begin on Monday, September 11, causing significant disruption to commuters as 10,000 RMT union workers strike for a shorter working week and improved pay.
London Tube Strike: Four-Day Shutdown Expected
A four-day London Underground strike is set to begin on Monday, September 11, causing significant disruption to commuters as 10,000 RMT union workers strike for a shorter working week and improved pay.
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36% Bias Score
Mass Deportation Raid at Hyundai EV Plant in Georgia
On Thursday, 475 people, mostly South Korean nationals, were detained during a workplace raid at Hyundai's electric vehicle manufacturing site in Georgia, marking the largest single-site enforcement operation in the agency's two-decade history, prompting concerns over the impact on economic developm...
Mass Deportation Raid at Hyundai EV Plant in Georgia
On Thursday, 475 people, mostly South Korean nationals, were detained during a workplace raid at Hyundai's electric vehicle manufacturing site in Georgia, marking the largest single-site enforcement operation in the agency's two-decade history, prompting concerns over the impact on economic developm...
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40% Bias Score
Labour Party Faces Union Criticism Amidst Populist Threat
UK union chiefs are criticizing the Labour party for not effectively countering the populist right, particularly Nigel Farage's Reform UK, expressing concerns about potential electoral losses and the weakening of employment rights.
Labour Party Faces Union Criticism Amidst Populist Threat
UK union chiefs are criticizing the Labour party for not effectively countering the populist right, particularly Nigel Farage's Reform UK, expressing concerns about potential electoral losses and the weakening of employment rights.
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40% Bias Score
German Parents Receive Financial Support for Child Rearing
In Germany, parents can apply for child-rearing periods to offset career breaks, receiving contributions based on average wages up to the child's third birthday, and child-consideration periods until the tenth birthday, potentially increasing later pension benefits.
German Parents Receive Financial Support for Child Rearing
In Germany, parents can apply for child-rearing periods to offset career breaks, receiving contributions based on average wages up to the child's third birthday, and child-consideration periods until the tenth birthday, potentially increasing later pension benefits.
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16% Bias Score
Limited Disruptions Expected on French Public Transport on September 10th
Despite calls for strikes by several unions, the RATP and SNCF anticipate minimal disruptions to their respective networks on September 10th, with major disruptions expected on September 18th.
Limited Disruptions Expected on French Public Transport on September 10th
Despite calls for strikes by several unions, the RATP and SNCF anticipate minimal disruptions to their respective networks on September 10th, with major disruptions expected on September 18th.
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24% Bias Score
Germany Significantly Increases Recognition of Foreign Professional Qualifications
In 2024, Germany recognized 79,100 foreign professional qualifications, a 21% increase from 2023, driven by labor shortages and an aging workforce, with Turkey and Ukraine leading the number of recognized diplomas.
Germany Significantly Increases Recognition of Foreign Professional Qualifications
In 2024, Germany recognized 79,100 foreign professional qualifications, a 21% increase from 2023, driven by labor shortages and an aging workforce, with Turkey and Ukraine leading the number of recognized diplomas.
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28% Bias Score
Starbucks Union Negotiations Stalled After One Year Under New CEO
One year after Brian Niccol became Starbucks CEO, promising improved labor relations, negotiations with Starbucks Workers United remain stalled, despite the union's significant growth and numerous allegations of union-busting against the company.
Starbucks Union Negotiations Stalled After One Year Under New CEO
One year after Brian Niccol became Starbucks CEO, promising improved labor relations, negotiations with Starbucks Workers United remain stalled, despite the union's significant growth and numerous allegations of union-busting against the company.
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48% Bias Score
Union Leaders Demand No Retreat on Workers' Rights Bill After Rayner's Resignation
Following Angela Rayner's resignation, union leaders are urging the government to maintain the Employment Rights Bill's integrity, citing four million insecure workers in the UK and highlighting the bill's significance for workers' rights.
Union Leaders Demand No Retreat on Workers' Rights Bill After Rayner's Resignation
Following Angela Rayner's resignation, union leaders are urging the government to maintain the Employment Rights Bill's integrity, citing four million insecure workers in the UK and highlighting the bill's significance for workers' rights.
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56% Bias Score
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