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German Prime Retail Space Competition Intensifies Despite Nationwide Closures
Vacancy rates for prime retail spaces in nine major German cities decreased to around 15% in the second half of 2023, a sign of resilience in the face of economic challenges, but still significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels; this contrasts sharply with the expected closure of around 5,000 sto...
German Prime Retail Space Competition Intensifies Despite Nationwide Closures
Vacancy rates for prime retail spaces in nine major German cities decreased to around 15% in the second half of 2023, a sign of resilience in the face of economic challenges, but still significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels; this contrasts sharply with the expected closure of around 5,000 sto...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Unemployment Reaches 2.5 Million in November 2024
Over 2.5 million Spaniards were unemployed in November 2024; to receive benefits, individuals must have contributed for at least 360 days in the past six years, with benefit duration ranging from four months to two years based on contribution levels.
Spanish Unemployment Reaches 2.5 Million in November 2024
Over 2.5 million Spaniards were unemployed in November 2024; to receive benefits, individuals must have contributed for at least 360 days in the past six years, with benefit duration ranging from four months to two years based on contribution levels.
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20% Bias Score
Gen Z Graduates: A Skills Gap or Generational Divide?
A survey reveals that 75% of companies found their 2024 Gen Z college graduate hires unsatisfactory, citing lack of preparation, workload management issues, and unprofessionalism as key concerns; however, generational differences in communication and work styles also play a significant role.
Gen Z Graduates: A Skills Gap or Generational Divide?
A survey reveals that 75% of companies found their 2024 Gen Z college graduate hires unsatisfactory, citing lack of preparation, workload management issues, and unprofessionalism as key concerns; however, generational differences in communication and work styles also play a significant role.
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40% Bias Score
Thyssenkrupp Steel to Cut 11,000 Jobs, Close Plants
Thyssenkrupp Steel, Germany's largest steel producer, announced plans to cut 11,000 jobs, including the closure of its Kreuztal-Eichen plant and potential closure of its Duisburg plant, impacting over one-third of its workforce and exacerbating unemployment in the already economically challenged Ruh...
Thyssenkrupp Steel to Cut 11,000 Jobs, Close Plants
Thyssenkrupp Steel, Germany's largest steel producer, announced plans to cut 11,000 jobs, including the closure of its Kreuztal-Eichen plant and potential closure of its Duisburg plant, impacting over one-third of its workforce and exacerbating unemployment in the already economically challenged Ruh...
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52% Bias Score
Thyssenkrupp to Close Kreuztal Plant, Threatening 500 Jobs and Regional Economy
Thyssenkrupp plans to close its Kreuztal Eichen steel plant, impacting 500 employees and potentially causing a domino effect across the Siegerland region, as part of a broader plan to cut 11,000 jobs by 2030, raising concerns about regional economic stability and Germany's steel industry's future.
Thyssenkrupp to Close Kreuztal Plant, Threatening 500 Jobs and Regional Economy
Thyssenkrupp plans to close its Kreuztal Eichen steel plant, impacting 500 employees and potentially causing a domino effect across the Siegerland region, as part of a broader plan to cut 11,000 jobs by 2030, raising concerns about regional economic stability and Germany's steel industry's future.
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44% Bias Score
Spain's 2025 Minimum Wage Increase Projected Between €34 and €68
A Spanish government committee proposes a €34-€68 monthly minimum wage increase for 2025, balancing inflation compensation with maintaining 60% of the average wage; final figures await INE data.
Spain's 2025 Minimum Wage Increase Projected Between €34 and €68
A Spanish government committee proposes a €34-€68 monthly minimum wage increase for 2025, balancing inflation compensation with maintaining 60% of the average wage; final figures await INE data.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Retirement in 2025: Ages, Requirements, and Pensions
In 2025, Spain's legal retirement age is 66 years and 8 months (under 38 years and 3 months of contributions) or 65 years (38 years and 3 months or more); early retirement incurs reductions of up to 21%; minimum and maximum pensions will increase by 2.8%, with the maximum reaching 3,267.55 euros mon...
Spanish Retirement in 2025: Ages, Requirements, and Pensions
In 2025, Spain's legal retirement age is 66 years and 8 months (under 38 years and 3 months of contributions) or 65 years (38 years and 3 months or more); early retirement incurs reductions of up to 21%; minimum and maximum pensions will increase by 2.8%, with the maximum reaching 3,267.55 euros mon...
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40% Bias Score
Delayed Wage Index Increases Greek Self-Employed Contributions by 2.7%
Over 800,000 self-employed Greek workers will face a 2.7% increase in social security contributions starting January 2025 due to the delayed implementation of a new wage index, resulting in a €6.43 monthly increase for the most popular insurance category, while a potential further increase is expect...
Delayed Wage Index Increases Greek Self-Employed Contributions by 2.7%
Over 800,000 self-employed Greek workers will face a 2.7% increase in social security contributions starting January 2025 due to the delayed implementation of a new wage index, resulting in a €6.43 monthly increase for the most popular insurance category, while a potential further increase is expect...
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52% Bias Score
Thyssenkrupp Steel to Cut 11,000 Jobs, Close Kreuztal Plant
Thyssenkrupp Steel, Germany's largest steel producer, announced plans to cut 11,000 jobs, close its Kreuztal plant, and reduce Duisburg production capacity due to cheaper Asian imports, declining automotive demand, and insufficient past investment, severely impacting the Ruhr region.
Thyssenkrupp Steel to Cut 11,000 Jobs, Close Kreuztal Plant
Thyssenkrupp Steel, Germany's largest steel producer, announced plans to cut 11,000 jobs, close its Kreuztal plant, and reduce Duisburg production capacity due to cheaper Asian imports, declining automotive demand, and insufficient past investment, severely impacting the Ruhr region.
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32% Bias Score
Human-Centric Workplace Trends Dominate 2025
Workplace trends in 2025 prioritize employee well-being and engagement, with companies like Pepper Money, Atom Bank, Delta Financial Systems, and Calastone implementing initiatives such as inclusive language guides, menopause awareness campaigns, transparency programs, and mentorship to improve rete...
Human-Centric Workplace Trends Dominate 2025
Workplace trends in 2025 prioritize employee well-being and engagement, with companies like Pepper Money, Atom Bank, Delta Financial Systems, and Calastone implementing initiatives such as inclusive language guides, menopause awareness campaigns, transparency programs, and mentorship to improve rete...
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32% Bias Score
UK Rents Soar £3,240 Since Pandemic
UK average annual rent on newly let properties has increased by £3,240 (27%) since the end of the coronavirus pandemic, exceeding average earnings growth, placing a strain on renters; however, the rate of increase is slowing.
UK Rents Soar £3,240 Since Pandemic
UK average annual rent on newly let properties has increased by £3,240 (27%) since the end of the coronavirus pandemic, exceeding average earnings growth, placing a strain on renters; however, the rate of increase is slowing.
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52% Bias Score
South Korea's Job Growth Slows to 123,000 in November Amid Sectoral Declines
South Korea added 123,000 jobs in November 2024, a slowdown from earlier in the year and attributed to losses in construction (-96,000), wholesale and retail (-89,000), and manufacturing (-95,000), while public health and social welfare saw growth (113,000).
South Korea's Job Growth Slows to 123,000 in November Amid Sectoral Declines
South Korea added 123,000 jobs in November 2024, a slowdown from earlier in the year and attributed to losses in construction (-96,000), wholesale and retail (-89,000), and manufacturing (-95,000), while public health and social welfare saw growth (113,000).
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32% Bias Score
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