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French 2025 Salary Increases: 1.32% Average Masks Two-Tiered System
A Groupe Alpha study reveals a 1.32% average salary increase in France for 2025, but this masks a two-tiered system; companies offering base salary increases average 2.33%, while 42.6% provide only bonuses, impacting purchasing power differently across employee groups.
French 2025 Salary Increases: 1.32% Average Masks Two-Tiered System
A Groupe Alpha study reveals a 1.32% average salary increase in France for 2025, but this masks a two-tiered system; companies offering base salary increases average 2.33%, while 42.6% provide only bonuses, impacting purchasing power differently across employee groups.
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44% Bias Score
INE to Improve Job Vacancy Data Collection in Spain
Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE) will improve its job vacancy data collection by 2027, incorporating online job portals to address criticisms of its current methodology, which shows a low vacancy rate despite high unemployment. The improved data is expected to give a more accurate picture...
INE to Improve Job Vacancy Data Collection in Spain
Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE) will improve its job vacancy data collection by 2027, incorporating online job portals to address criticisms of its current methodology, which shows a low vacancy rate despite high unemployment. The improved data is expected to give a more accurate picture...
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40% Bias Score
U.S. Quit Rate Plummets to 2015 Levels, Raising Stagnation Concerns
The U.S. voluntary quit rate fell below 2% in September 2024, the lowest since 2015 excluding a brief COVID-19 dip, prompting concerns about potential stagnation despite positive factors like improved job satisfaction and benefits.
U.S. Quit Rate Plummets to 2015 Levels, Raising Stagnation Concerns
The U.S. voluntary quit rate fell below 2% in September 2024, the lowest since 2015 excluding a brief COVID-19 dip, prompting concerns about potential stagnation despite positive factors like improved job satisfaction and benefits.
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16% Bias Score
Audi to Close Brussels Plant, Bypassing Social Plan
Audi will close its Brussels plant on February 28, 2025, eliminating approximately 3000 jobs without a social plan due to poor sales of the Q8 e-tron SUV and high logistics costs, prompting strong reactions from Belgian officials and labor unions.
Audi to Close Brussels Plant, Bypassing Social Plan
Audi will close its Brussels plant on February 28, 2025, eliminating approximately 3000 jobs without a social plan due to poor sales of the Q8 e-tron SUV and high logistics costs, prompting strong reactions from Belgian officials and labor unions.
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48% Bias Score
Senate Republicans Block Democrats' NLRB Nominee
The Senate failed to confirm Lauren McFarren for another term on the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) due to opposition from Sens. Manchin and Sinema, giving the incoming Trump administration control over the agency's composition and likely its agenda.
Senate Republicans Block Democrats' NLRB Nominee
The Senate failed to confirm Lauren McFarren for another term on the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) due to opposition from Sens. Manchin and Sinema, giving the incoming Trump administration control over the agency's composition and likely its agenda.
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44% Bias Score
2025: The Year of "Revenge Quitting" in the Workplace
The year 2025 is expected to see a surge in "Revenge Quitting," where employees leave their jobs to make a statement against their employers, fueled by burnout, poor communication, and dissatisfaction with work conditions. This follows "Quiet Quitting" and is driven by increased workloads, communica...
2025: The Year of "Revenge Quitting" in the Workplace
The year 2025 is expected to see a surge in "Revenge Quitting," where employees leave their jobs to make a statement against their employers, fueled by burnout, poor communication, and dissatisfaction with work conditions. This follows "Quiet Quitting" and is driven by increased workloads, communica...
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44% Bias Score
Evonik Announces Major Restructuring Amidst German Chemical Industry Downturn
Evonik, a German chemical company, announced its largest-ever restructuring plan, impacting around 7000 jobs due to cost-cutting and the reorganization into two segments (Custom Solutions and Advanced Technologies), each with approximately €6 billion in annual revenue, effective April 1, 2025. Despi...
Evonik Announces Major Restructuring Amidst German Chemical Industry Downturn
Evonik, a German chemical company, announced its largest-ever restructuring plan, impacting around 7000 jobs due to cost-cutting and the reorganization into two segments (Custom Solutions and Advanced Technologies), each with approximately €6 billion in annual revenue, effective April 1, 2025. Despi...
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4% Bias Score
Evonik Restructuring: 7,000 Jobs Affected by Major Restructuring
Evonik, a German chemical company, is restructuring, separating its "Technology & Infrastructure" division, potentially selling the infrastructure unit with 3,600 employees, while cutting 2,000 administrative roles and selling other businesses, impacting around 7,000 jobs in total.
Evonik Restructuring: 7,000 Jobs Affected by Major Restructuring
Evonik, a German chemical company, is restructuring, separating its "Technology & Infrastructure" division, potentially selling the infrastructure unit with 3,600 employees, while cutting 2,000 administrative roles and selling other businesses, impacting around 7,000 jobs in total.
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48% Bias Score
B.C. Rental Market Sees Decline as New Units and Regulations Impact Investors
In British Columbia's housing market, declining rental rates, especially in luxury downtown Vancouver condos, are impacting investors due to increased purpose-built rental units, fewer international students, and stricter short-term rental rules; some landlords offer incentives to fill suites, while...
B.C. Rental Market Sees Decline as New Units and Regulations Impact Investors
In British Columbia's housing market, declining rental rates, especially in luxury downtown Vancouver condos, are impacting investors due to increased purpose-built rental units, fewer international students, and stricter short-term rental rules; some landlords offer incentives to fill suites, while...
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52% Bias Score
Dry Promotions Rise: A Growing Equity Concern
Dry promotions, where employees gain titles or responsibilities without pay raises, are increasing, affecting 13% of companies in 2023 (Pearl Meyer); women and marginalized groups disproportionately experience this, potentially widening existing pay gaps.
Dry Promotions Rise: A Growing Equity Concern
Dry promotions, where employees gain titles or responsibilities without pay raises, are increasing, affecting 13% of companies in 2023 (Pearl Meyer); women and marginalized groups disproportionately experience this, potentially widening existing pay gaps.
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24% Bias Score
French Profit-Sharing Law to Boost Employee Savings to €200 Billion by 2024
The 2023 French "loi sur le partage de la valeur" mandates profit-sharing for companies with 11-49 employees starting in 2025, boosting employee savings, which reached €190 billion in 2023 and are projected to grow 5% in 2024, impacting 13 million workers in nearly 400,000 companies.
French Profit-Sharing Law to Boost Employee Savings to €200 Billion by 2024
The 2023 French "loi sur le partage de la valeur" mandates profit-sharing for companies with 11-49 employees starting in 2025, boosting employee savings, which reached €190 billion in 2023 and are projected to grow 5% in 2024, impacting 13 million workers in nearly 400,000 companies.
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28% Bias Score
Senate Republicans Block NLRB Confirmation, Shifting Power Balance
The Senate failed to confirm Lauren McFarren to a second term at the National Labor Relations Board by a vote of 49-50, due to opposition from Sens. Manchin and Sinema; this will allow the incoming Trump administration to nominate a replacement, altering the agency's agenda and impacting future labo...
Senate Republicans Block NLRB Confirmation, Shifting Power Balance
The Senate failed to confirm Lauren McFarren to a second term at the National Labor Relations Board by a vote of 49-50, due to opposition from Sens. Manchin and Sinema; this will allow the incoming Trump administration to nominate a replacement, altering the agency's agenda and impacting future labo...
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52% Bias Score
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