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Rise of Remote Work Hooky Prompts Employer Surveillance
A survey reveals that over 80 percent of hybrid workers watch TV for two hours daily while working from home, prompting companies to implement sophisticated surveillance software to monitor employee activity, despite workers' efforts to bypass it.
Rise of Remote Work Hooky Prompts Employer Surveillance
A survey reveals that over 80 percent of hybrid workers watch TV for two hours daily while working from home, prompting companies to implement sophisticated surveillance software to monitor employee activity, despite workers' efforts to bypass it.
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36% Bias Score
Rising Canadian Debt Delinquency Highlights Economic Uncertainty
Equifax's August report reveals 1.4 million Canadians struggled with debt payments (April-June), a 9% year-over-year increase; young adults (18-35) were disproportionately affected, with delinquency rates surging nearly 20%, highlighting the impact of Canada's economic uncertainty and lack of a clea...
Rising Canadian Debt Delinquency Highlights Economic Uncertainty
Equifax's August report reveals 1.4 million Canadians struggled with debt payments (April-June), a 9% year-over-year increase; young adults (18-35) were disproportionately affected, with delinquency rates surging nearly 20%, highlighting the impact of Canada's economic uncertainty and lack of a clea...
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44% Bias Score
Gen Z Prioritizes Career Over Life Events, Leading to Burnout and Societal Impacts
Gallup research shows that Gen Z and Millennials are significantly more likely to delay major life events like marriage, homeownership, and family formation due to career demands, leading to increased burnout and mental health issues.
Gen Z Prioritizes Career Over Life Events, Leading to Burnout and Societal Impacts
Gallup research shows that Gen Z and Millennials are significantly more likely to delay major life events like marriage, homeownership, and family formation due to career demands, leading to increased burnout and mental health issues.
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44% Bias Score
Mortgage Rates Plunge to Lowest Point Since October 2024
Mortgage rates fell to a 6.58% average for 30-year loans on Thursday, the lowest since October 24, 2024, influenced by a previous Federal Reserve rate cut and upcoming economic data releases including unemployment, inflation, and the Fed's September meeting.
Mortgage Rates Plunge to Lowest Point Since October 2024
Mortgage rates fell to a 6.58% average for 30-year loans on Thursday, the lowest since October 24, 2024, influenced by a previous Federal Reserve rate cut and upcoming economic data releases including unemployment, inflation, and the Fed's September meeting.
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40% Bias Score
UK Hospitality Job Losses Hit 89,000 Amidst Rising Costs
Since last October, the UK hospitality sector has lost approximately 89,000 jobs—53% of all UK job losses—due to increased taxes, rising costs, and reduced consumer spending, with further losses anticipated.
UK Hospitality Job Losses Hit 89,000 Amidst Rising Costs
Since last October, the UK hospitality sector has lost approximately 89,000 jobs—53% of all UK job losses—due to increased taxes, rising costs, and reduced consumer spending, with further losses anticipated.
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56% Bias Score
Greece Unveils "Fair Work for All" Bill to Modernize Labor Laws
Greece's new "Fair Work for All" bill, currently in public consultation, aims to modernize the labor framework through eight key axes including simplified hiring, reduced bureaucracy, modernized labor provisions, enhanced employee support, stronger health and safety measures, alignment with ILO conv...
Greece Unveils "Fair Work for All" Bill to Modernize Labor Laws
Greece's new "Fair Work for All" bill, currently in public consultation, aims to modernize the labor framework through eight key axes including simplified hiring, reduced bureaucracy, modernized labor provisions, enhanced employee support, stronger health and safety measures, alignment with ILO conv...
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16% Bias Score
German Refugee Employment: 2024 Integration Assessment
A study by the IAB reveals that 64 percent of the refugees who arrived in Germany in 2015 were employed in 2024, while 90 percent held jobs subject to social security contributions. This compares to national averages of 70 percent and 92 percent respectively. The differing perspectives of former Cha...
German Refugee Employment: 2024 Integration Assessment
A study by the IAB reveals that 64 percent of the refugees who arrived in Germany in 2015 were employed in 2024, while 90 percent held jobs subject to social security contributions. This compares to national averages of 70 percent and 92 percent respectively. The differing perspectives of former Cha...
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48% Bias Score
EU Job Vacancy Rate at 2.1% Amidst High Unemployment and Skills Shortage
In the second quarter of 2025, the EU had a 2.1% job vacancy rate, with Germany (1.05 million vacancies) and the Netherlands (4.2% vacancy rate) leading, while Romania (0.6%) and Spain (0.8%) had the lowest rates, reflecting varied labor market conditions and a significant skills gap.
EU Job Vacancy Rate at 2.1% Amidst High Unemployment and Skills Shortage
In the second quarter of 2025, the EU had a 2.1% job vacancy rate, with Germany (1.05 million vacancies) and the Netherlands (4.2% vacancy rate) leading, while Romania (0.6%) and Spain (0.8%) had the lowest rates, reflecting varied labor market conditions and a significant skills gap.
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40% Bias Score
UK Hospitality Job Losses Exceed Predictions After Budget Tax Increases
Following the October UK budget, the hospitality sector experienced nearly 89,000 job losses, comprising 53% of the UK's total job losses and significantly exceeding initial predictions; this disproportionately impacted hospitality due to increased business costs stemming from tax increases and mini...
UK Hospitality Job Losses Exceed Predictions After Budget Tax Increases
Following the October UK budget, the hospitality sector experienced nearly 89,000 job losses, comprising 53% of the UK's total job losses and significantly exceeding initial predictions; this disproportionately impacted hospitality due to increased business costs stemming from tax increases and mini...
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52% Bias Score
German Refugee Employment: Nine Years After "Wir schaffen das
Nine years after Angela Merkel's 2015 statement "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it), 64 percent of the 2015 refugees are employed in Germany, with half working as specialists and the other half in helper roles, earning 70 percent of the average wage.
German Refugee Employment: Nine Years After "Wir schaffen das
Nine years after Angela Merkel's 2015 statement "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it), 64 percent of the 2015 refugees are employed in Germany, with half working as specialists and the other half in helper roles, earning 70 percent of the average wage.
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28% Bias Score
Madrid Forest Brigades Stage Indefinite Strike Over Working Conditions
Madrid's Forest Brigades began an indefinite strike on Monday, demanding a new collective bargaining agreement, better work-life balance, higher salaries, and job security from Tragsa, the public company managing their contracts, citing an outdated 2008 agreement and the high cost of living in Madri...
Madrid Forest Brigades Stage Indefinite Strike Over Working Conditions
Madrid's Forest Brigades began an indefinite strike on Monday, demanding a new collective bargaining agreement, better work-life balance, higher salaries, and job security from Tragsa, the public company managing their contracts, citing an outdated 2008 agreement and the high cost of living in Madri...
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48% Bias Score
Russia's Hidden Labor Crisis: Income Inequality Despite Official Growth
Despite Rosstat reporting average salaries exceeding 99,000 rubles and a 3.8% real income increase, 47% of Russians seek additional work, highlighting a significant gap between official statistics and the lived reality of insufficient income for many.
Russia's Hidden Labor Crisis: Income Inequality Despite Official Growth
Despite Rosstat reporting average salaries exceeding 99,000 rubles and a 3.8% real income increase, 47% of Russians seek additional work, highlighting a significant gap between official statistics and the lived reality of insufficient income for many.
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48% Bias Score
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