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Toxic Crunch Culture in German Gaming Industry Exposed
The German ARD documentary "Crunch – Traum und Albtraum in der Gaming-Industrie" exposes the toxic work culture within the gaming industry, citing widespread unpaid overtime, burnout, and mobbing, affecting 85% of developers in the last two years despite industry growth.
Toxic Crunch Culture in German Gaming Industry Exposed
The German ARD documentary "Crunch – Traum und Albtraum in der Gaming-Industrie" exposes the toxic work culture within the gaming industry, citing widespread unpaid overtime, burnout, and mobbing, affecting 85% of developers in the last two years despite industry growth.
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60% Bias Score
Sydney Auction Clearance Rate Hits Year High at 68 Percent
Sydney's February 2025 home auction clearance rate hit 68 percent, a year high driven by increased buyer confidence after an interest rate cut, exceeding even February 2024's 68.2 percent; premium areas like the inner south west (73.4 percent) led the rebound, suggesting potential price growth.
Sydney Auction Clearance Rate Hits Year High at 68 Percent
Sydney's February 2025 home auction clearance rate hit 68 percent, a year high driven by increased buyer confidence after an interest rate cut, exceeding even February 2024's 68.2 percent; premium areas like the inner south west (73.4 percent) led the rebound, suggesting potential price growth.
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52% Bias Score
Russia's New Mentorship Law: Paid Training, Unclear Implementation
Russia's new labor law (Article 351.8), effective March 1, 2025, requires paid mentorship programs, addressing employee exploitation but creating challenges in defining roles and compensation, leading to confusion among employers and employees.
Russia's New Mentorship Law: Paid Training, Unclear Implementation
Russia's new labor law (Article 351.8), effective March 1, 2025, requires paid mentorship programs, addressing employee exploitation but creating challenges in defining roles and compensation, leading to confusion among employers and employees.
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64% Bias Score
Rising Voluntary Resignations in Spain's Tightening Labor Market
In Spain, voluntary resignations have increased significantly, reaching 12-13% in 2024, particularly among permanent employees (20%), driven by a tightening labor market and potentially further accelerated by improved access to job information and an aging population.
Rising Voluntary Resignations in Spain's Tightening Labor Market
In Spain, voluntary resignations have increased significantly, reaching 12-13% in 2024, particularly among permanent employees (20%), driven by a tightening labor market and potentially further accelerated by improved access to job information and an aging population.
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16% Bias Score
Coalition to Repeal "Right to Disconnect" for Public Servants
The Australian Coalition plans to repeal the "right to disconnect" law for public servants, mandating office work and cutting 36,000 jobs if elected, impacting workers' rights and potentially setting a precedent for broader workplace law changes.
Coalition to Repeal "Right to Disconnect" for Public Servants
The Australian Coalition plans to repeal the "right to disconnect" law for public servants, mandating office work and cutting 36,000 jobs if elected, impacting workers' rights and potentially setting a precedent for broader workplace law changes.
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56% Bias Score
Verdi Strike to Disrupt German Air Travel on March 14, 2025
A 24-hour strike by the Verdi union on March 14, 2025, will disrupt air travel at 11 major German airports due to ongoing labor negotiations demanding an 8 percent pay raise and other benefits, causing widespread flight cancellations and delays.
Verdi Strike to Disrupt German Air Travel on March 14, 2025
A 24-hour strike by the Verdi union on March 14, 2025, will disrupt air travel at 11 major German airports due to ongoing labor negotiations demanding an 8 percent pay raise and other benefits, causing widespread flight cancellations and delays.
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52% Bias Score
Job Insecurity: Seven Costly Job Hunting Mistakes
Widespread layoffs and agency closures under the new administration have left thousands unemployed, prompting career experts to highlight seven critical job-hunting mistakes that can be costly, emphasizing the need for proactive career management and financial preparation.
Job Insecurity: Seven Costly Job Hunting Mistakes
Widespread layoffs and agency closures under the new administration have left thousands unemployed, prompting career experts to highlight seven critical job-hunting mistakes that can be costly, emphasizing the need for proactive career management and financial preparation.
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40% Bias Score
UK Government Announces Civil Service Reform Plan
The UK government announced plans to reform its civil service, including performance-related pay for senior officials and a new process to encourage underperforming employees to leave, facing criticism from unions.
UK Government Announces Civil Service Reform Plan
The UK government announced plans to reform its civil service, including performance-related pay for senior officials and a new process to encourage underperforming employees to leave, facing criticism from unions.
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48% Bias Score
Verdi Strike to Cancel 80% of Munich Airport Flights
A 24-hour Verdi union strike on Monday will severely disrupt Munich Airport, canceling roughly 80 percent of flights due to a labor dispute with public sector employers; eleven other German airports are also affected.
Verdi Strike to Cancel 80% of Munich Airport Flights
A 24-hour Verdi union strike on Monday will severely disrupt Munich Airport, canceling roughly 80 percent of flights due to a labor dispute with public sector employers; eleven other German airports are also affected.
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44% Bias Score
Surprise Strike Shuts Down Hamburg Airport
The Hamburg airport unexpectedly shut down a day early due to a surprise 24-hour strike by the United Services Trade Union, impacting over half a million passengers and causing thousands of flight cancellations across 13 German airports starting Monday.
Surprise Strike Shuts Down Hamburg Airport
The Hamburg airport unexpectedly shut down a day early due to a surprise 24-hour strike by the United Services Trade Union, impacting over half a million passengers and causing thousands of flight cancellations across 13 German airports starting Monday.
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40% Bias Score
Syrian Asylum Seekers Find Paid Work as Dutch Train Attendants
Three Syrian asylum seekers in the Netherlands now have paid jobs as train attendants for Keolis, patrolling trains between Enschede, Zwolle, and Kampen, checking tickets, handling incidents, and improving passenger relations after a successful volunteer program at train stations.
Syrian Asylum Seekers Find Paid Work as Dutch Train Attendants
Three Syrian asylum seekers in the Netherlands now have paid jobs as train attendants for Keolis, patrolling trains between Enschede, Zwolle, and Kampen, checking tickets, handling incidents, and improving passenger relations after a successful volunteer program at train stations.
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52% Bias Score
Major German Airport Strike to Disrupt Travel on Monday
A strike by the Verdi trade union at 11 German airports, including Frankfurt and Munich, on Monday, is expected to cause significant disruptions, affecting over 150,000 passengers. The strike, involving 23,000 ground handling employees, is part of a broader wage dispute seeking an 8% pay increase, h...
Major German Airport Strike to Disrupt Travel on Monday
A strike by the Verdi trade union at 11 German airports, including Frankfurt and Munich, on Monday, is expected to cause significant disruptions, affecting over 150,000 passengers. The strike, involving 23,000 ground handling employees, is part of a broader wage dispute seeking an 8% pay increase, h...
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44% Bias Score
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