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4,500 Jobs Sought for Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
Randstad is holding a national recruiting day on May 28th to fill 4,500 positions for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics across various locations, including 1,500 roles for the Milano Cortina Foundation and 3,000 for supporting companies.
4,500 Jobs Sought for Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
Randstad is holding a national recruiting day on May 28th to fill 4,500 positions for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics across various locations, including 1,500 roles for the Milano Cortina Foundation and 3,000 for supporting companies.
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36% Bias Score


MasOrange Appoints New HR Director After Contentious Restructuring
MasOrange appointed Mireia Vidal as its new HR director, replacing Mónica Allés following a challenging restructuring that resulted in 609 job losses (473 voluntary, 136 forced) and subsequent legal challenges.
MasOrange Appoints New HR Director After Contentious Restructuring
MasOrange appointed Mireia Vidal as its new HR director, replacing Mónica Allés following a challenging restructuring that resulted in 609 job losses (473 voluntary, 136 forced) and subsequent legal challenges.
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36% Bias Score


Record High Overdue Credit Card Payments in Russia
As of early 2025, 2.35 million Russians have credit card debt overdue by more than 30 days, projected to reach 3.8 million by July, due to rapid credit card portfolio growth from 2021-2024, reaching almost 4.4 trillion rubles, and potentially impacting consumer spending and the economy.
Record High Overdue Credit Card Payments in Russia
As of early 2025, 2.35 million Russians have credit card debt overdue by more than 30 days, projected to reach 3.8 million by July, due to rapid credit card portfolio growth from 2021-2024, reaching almost 4.4 trillion rubles, and potentially impacting consumer spending and the economy.
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44% Bias Score


Open Door Policies: A Productivity Killer
Unstructured "open door" policies harm productivity and decision-making by causing information overload and access bias, resulting in decreased efficiency, trust erosion, and poor-quality decisions; structured communication models offer a solution.
Open Door Policies: A Productivity Killer
Unstructured "open door" policies harm productivity and decision-making by causing information overload and access bias, resulting in decreased efficiency, trust erosion, and poor-quality decisions; structured communication models offer a solution.
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60% Bias Score


Gen Z and Millennials Prioritize Soft Skills and Well-being Amidst AI-Driven Job Market Anxiety
Deloitte's 14th annual Gen Z and Millennial Survey reveals that over 60% of young workers fear AI-driven job displacement, prioritizing soft skills and work-life balance over traditional career advancement, while expressing concerns about financial security and the value of higher education.
Gen Z and Millennials Prioritize Soft Skills and Well-being Amidst AI-Driven Job Market Anxiety
Deloitte's 14th annual Gen Z and Millennial Survey reveals that over 60% of young workers fear AI-driven job displacement, prioritizing soft skills and work-life balance over traditional career advancement, while expressing concerns about financial security and the value of higher education.
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32% Bias Score


Australian House Building Costs Hit Record High
The average cost to build a new house in Australia reached \$504,109 in March 2024, a 6.5 percent increase year-on-year and a 52.6 percent increase since March 2019, due to labor shortages and high material costs, challenging the government's 1.2 million new homes target.
Australian House Building Costs Hit Record High
The average cost to build a new house in Australia reached \$504,109 in March 2024, a 6.5 percent increase year-on-year and a 52.6 percent increase since March 2019, due to labor shortages and high material costs, challenging the government's 1.2 million new homes target.
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32% Bias Score

Saxony Education Protests: Teacher Shortages and Funding Crisis Spark Statewide Demonstration
Teachers and educators in Saxony are protesting insufficient government support, leading to a statewide demonstration in Dresden. The Gewerkschaft Erziehung und Wissenschaft (GEW) union criticizes the lack of investment in education and the failure to implement a previously agreed-upon daycare freez...

Saxony Education Protests: Teacher Shortages and Funding Crisis Spark Statewide Demonstration
Teachers and educators in Saxony are protesting insufficient government support, leading to a statewide demonstration in Dresden. The Gewerkschaft Erziehung und Wissenschaft (GEW) union criticizes the lack of investment in education and the failure to implement a previously agreed-upon daycare freez...
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56% Bias Score

High Credit Card Debt? Four Consolidation Strategies to Explore Now
Recent data shows a decline in credit card debt balances; however, high interest rates necessitate immediate action for those with high balances. Four key strategies include acting now, shopping around for lenders, determining the right approach (DIY or debt relief company), and exploring home equit...

High Credit Card Debt? Four Consolidation Strategies to Explore Now
Recent data shows a decline in credit card debt balances; however, high interest rates necessitate immediate action for those with high balances. Four key strategies include acting now, shopping around for lenders, determining the right approach (DIY or debt relief company), and exploring home equit...
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44% Bias Score

Ilva Workers Face Layoffs Amidst Safety Concerns
Following a May 7th furnace incident at the former Ilva steel plant in Taranto, Italy, approximately 4,000 workers face potential layoffs due to production cuts and insufficient funding to address long-standing safety concerns, reigniting a twelve-year-old debate over plant safety and environmental ...

Ilva Workers Face Layoffs Amidst Safety Concerns
Following a May 7th furnace incident at the former Ilva steel plant in Taranto, Italy, approximately 4,000 workers face potential layoffs due to production cuts and insufficient funding to address long-standing safety concerns, reigniting a twelve-year-old debate over plant safety and environmental ...
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60% Bias Score

Amazon to Face EU Parliament Questioning Over Worker Rights
Amazon faces questioning by the European Parliament's Employment and Social Affairs Committee in late June, a condition for regaining access to Parliament premises after repeatedly declining invitations to discuss worker rights in its EU facilities since 2021.

Amazon to Face EU Parliament Questioning Over Worker Rights
Amazon faces questioning by the European Parliament's Employment and Social Affairs Committee in late June, a condition for regaining access to Parliament premises after repeatedly declining invitations to discuss worker rights in its EU facilities since 2021.
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36% Bias Score

Workplace Bullying Costs US Economy \$8.8 Trillion Annually
Poor management costs the US \$8.8 trillion annually (9% of GDP), impacting employee mental health; experts advise seeking mentorship, therapy, and new jobs to mitigate effects of bullying bosses.

Workplace Bullying Costs US Economy \$8.8 Trillion Annually
Poor management costs the US \$8.8 trillion annually (9% of GDP), impacting employee mental health; experts advise seeking mentorship, therapy, and new jobs to mitigate effects of bullying bosses.
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40% Bias Score

Amazon to Face EU Parliament Hearing on Worker Rights
Amazon faces questioning at the European Parliament's Employment and Social Affairs Committee in late June, a condition for regaining access to Parliament facilities after its February 2024 ban for failing to attend hearings and site visits regarding worker rights in 2021 and 2023.

Amazon to Face EU Parliament Hearing on Worker Rights
Amazon faces questioning at the European Parliament's Employment and Social Affairs Committee in late June, a condition for regaining access to Parliament facilities after its February 2024 ban for failing to attend hearings and site visits regarding worker rights in 2021 and 2023.
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40% Bias Score
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