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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
AI's Impact on Job Prospects and the Crucial Skill for Future-Proofing Careers
A Wall Street Journal study reveals AI's negative impact on job prospects, particularly for young workers, prompting 56% of professionals to worry about skill irrelevance; MasterClass CEO David Rogier emphasizes the ability to quickly learn, adapt, and change as the crucial skill for navigating an A...
AI's Impact on Job Prospects and the Crucial Skill for Future-Proofing Careers
A Wall Street Journal study reveals AI's negative impact on job prospects, particularly for young workers, prompting 56% of professionals to worry about skill irrelevance; MasterClass CEO David Rogier emphasizes the ability to quickly learn, adapt, and change as the crucial skill for navigating an A...
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24% Bias Score
German government's "Aktivrente" plan faces criticism
Germany's planned "Aktivrente," allowing pensioners to earn up to €2,000 tax-free, faces criticism from unions and employers who argue it incentivizes early retirement while costing billions and failing to address underlying issues like poor working conditions.
German government's "Aktivrente" plan faces criticism
Germany's planned "Aktivrente," allowing pensioners to earn up to €2,000 tax-free, faces criticism from unions and employers who argue it incentivizes early retirement while costing billions and failing to address underlying issues like poor working conditions.
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24% Bias Score
Air Canada Flight Attendants Reject Wage Deal, Arbitration to Follow
Air Canada flight attendants overwhelmingly rejected a new contract, leading to binding arbitration for wage determination after 99.1% voted against the deal, despite securing compensation for previously unpaid work.
Air Canada Flight Attendants Reject Wage Deal, Arbitration to Follow
Air Canada flight attendants overwhelmingly rejected a new contract, leading to binding arbitration for wage determination after 99.1% voted against the deal, despite securing compensation for previously unpaid work.
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32% Bias Score
German Defense Industry Boom: 200,000 New Jobs Predicted
Germany's defense industry is experiencing a sustained boom, with potential for up to 200,000 new jobs due to increased defense spending and a shift in industry perception, but it is too small to single-handedly stop the decline of German manufacturing.
German Defense Industry Boom: 200,000 New Jobs Predicted
Germany's defense industry is experiencing a sustained boom, with potential for up to 200,000 new jobs due to increased defense spending and a shift in industry perception, but it is too small to single-handedly stop the decline of German manufacturing.
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56% Bias Score
Concerns Raised Regarding BLS Job Reports Amidst Political Pressure
Following a weak August jobs report and the recent firing of BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer, current BLS employees issued a statement affirming the reliability of government economic data and emphasizing the integrity of their work.
Concerns Raised Regarding BLS Job Reports Amidst Political Pressure
Following a weak August jobs report and the recent firing of BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer, current BLS employees issued a statement affirming the reliability of government economic data and emphasizing the integrity of their work.
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24% 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
Spanish Supreme Court Ruling on Travel Time as Work
The Spanish Supreme Court's April ruling clarified that travel time for itinerant workers is not considered work unless exceptional circumstances exist, impacting compensation and labor law interpretations.
Spanish Supreme Court Ruling on Travel Time as Work
The Spanish Supreme Court's April ruling clarified that travel time for itinerant workers is not considered work unless exceptional circumstances exist, impacting compensation and labor law interpretations.
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4% Bias Score
UK Employment Rights Bill Faces Uncertain Future Amidst Government Reshuffle
Concerns rise within UK trade unions that the Employment Rights Bill, poised to significantly enhance worker protections, might be diluted following a government reshuffle that removed key supporters of the legislation.
UK Employment Rights Bill Faces Uncertain Future Amidst Government Reshuffle
Concerns rise within UK trade unions that the Employment Rights Bill, poised to significantly enhance worker protections, might be diluted following a government reshuffle that removed key supporters of the legislation.
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36% Bias Score
Germany: Higher Social Security Contributions for High Earners
Starting January, Germany will raise its social security contribution assessment ceiling to €8450 from €8050, impacting high earners, according to a draft regulation from the Federal Ministry of Labour; economists explain this is due to rising wages and a lack of reforms.
Germany: Higher Social Security Contributions for High Earners
Starting January, Germany will raise its social security contribution assessment ceiling to €8450 from €8050, impacting high earners, according to a draft regulation from the Federal Ministry of Labour; economists explain this is due to rising wages and a lack of reforms.
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28% Bias Score
US August Jobs Report Shows Sharp Decline, Raising Recession Fears
August's US jobs report revealed a drastic decrease of 22,000 jobs, pushing the unemployment rate to 4.3% and fueling concerns of a potential recession, driven by factors including government job cuts and decreased manufacturing.
US August Jobs Report Shows Sharp Decline, Raising Recession Fears
August's US jobs report revealed a drastic decrease of 22,000 jobs, pushing the unemployment rate to 4.3% and fueling concerns of a potential recession, driven by factors including government job cuts and decreased manufacturing.
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60% Bias Score
US Job Growth Stalls, Raising Recession Fears
August's US job growth significantly underperformed expectations, adding only 22,000 jobs compared to forecasts of 80,000, pushing the unemployment rate to 4.3% and fueling concerns about a potential recession.
US Job Growth Stalls, Raising Recession Fears
August's US job growth significantly underperformed expectations, adding only 22,000 jobs compared to forecasts of 80,000, pushing the unemployment rate to 4.3% and fueling concerns about a potential recession.
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32% Bias Score
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