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UK Wage Growth Slows, Unemployment Rises Amidst Economic Uncertainty

UK wage growth slowed to 5.6% in the three months to March 2025, the lowest since November 2024, while unemployment rose to 4.5%, the highest since August 2021, as businesses grapple with increased costs and global uncertainty.

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30 Million Project Management Jobs Needed in the U.S. by 2035

A 30-million-worker shortfall in project management is projected in the U.S. by 2035, offering high-paying jobs averaging $120,000 annually and requiring no college degree; AI will supplement, not replace, human skills.

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Greece's Nursing Shortage: Low Pay and Poor Conditions Deter Students

Greece faces a critical nursing shortage, with less than 50% of nursing school positions filled last year due to low pay, poor working conditions, and a backlog of unpaid leave, resulting in overworked staff and compromised patient care; the government is gradually appointing 2,500 nurses.

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Psychological Safety: A Key to Mitigating AI's Impact on Workplace Morale

A 2025 Pew Research Center survey showed 52% of American workers fear AI's job impact, highlighting the crucial role of psychological safety in mitigating workplace anxieties, boosting productivity, and reducing costly employee turnover. The article emphasizes that psychological safety isn't coddlin...

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Dutch Courts Rule Freelancers Employees, Creating 1.3 Billion Euro Pension Gap

Dutch courts increasingly rule that freelancers are misclassified employees, leading to substantial back payments for employers and a potential 1.3 billion euro pension fund shortfall.

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Dutch Courts Sides with Freelancers in Misclassification Cases, Creating Pension Shortfall

Dutch courts increasingly rule freelancers are employees, forcing employers to retroactively pay benefits, potentially costing tens of thousands of euros per case; the Deliveroo ruling in 2023 provides legal precedent and may create a 1.3 billion euro shortfall in pension funds.

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McDonald's to Hire 375,000, Expand Archways to Opportunity Program

McDonald's plans to hire up to 375,000 workers nationwide this summer, offering access to its Archways to Opportunity program, which has provided over $240 million in education assistance and increased employee retention.

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Delayed Retirement Improves Cognitive Function and Reduces Disability in Women

A study by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) found that delaying retirement until ages 60-63 can improve cognitive function and reduce physical disability in women, especially those who are single or have active jobs, but sedentary work can be harmful to physical mobility.

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Tata Steel IJmuiden Reports €90 Million Profit After Job Cut Announcement

Tata Steel's IJmuiden plant reported a €90 million profit in the year to March 2025, despite previously announcing 1,600 job cuts due to poor financial performance; this follows years of losses and contrasts with the strong performance of the parent company's Indian operations.

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Kroger and Albertsons Prioritize Stock Buybacks Over Employees and Customers

A new report, "Bullies At The Table," commissioned by retail and wholesale unions, reveals that Kroger and Albertsons' prioritization of stock buybacks over employee wages and store investment has led to understaffing, decreased pay, increased prices, and widespread food insecurity among employees a...

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Strike at Ford Cologne Plant Over 2,900 Job Cuts

A strike involving approximately 11,500 workers at Ford's Cologne plant began Wednesday and will continue until Thursday morning due to the planned elimination of 2,900 jobs by the end of 2027, prompting concerns about the plant's future.

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Over-reliance on Employers: The Biggest Career Threat in 2025

The biggest career threat in 2025 is over-reliance on employers for career growth, limiting upskilling, portfolio building, and networking, leaving professionals vulnerable to job losses and hindering salary increases.

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