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Strong Public Support for Flexible Work Arrangements in Australia
A Resolve Political Monitor survey shows strong public support for flexible work arrangements, with 64% backing legislation to guarantee them, including majorities of both Coalition and Labor voters; this suggests significant political implications for the Labor party and unions pushing for these ch...
Strong Public Support for Flexible Work Arrangements in Australia
A Resolve Political Monitor survey shows strong public support for flexible work arrangements, with 64% backing legislation to guarantee them, including majorities of both Coalition and Labor voters; this suggests significant political implications for the Labor party and unions pushing for these ch...
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44% Bias Score
Quiet Cracking: Workplace Financial Trauma and the Silent Struggle of Employees
Quiet cracking, a new term describing employees silently enduring toxic work environments due to financial insecurity, highlights the widespread issue of workplace financial trauma, impacting individual well-being, employer productivity, and societal economic inequality.
Quiet Cracking: Workplace Financial Trauma and the Silent Struggle of Employees
Quiet cracking, a new term describing employees silently enduring toxic work environments due to financial insecurity, highlights the widespread issue of workplace financial trauma, impacting individual well-being, employer productivity, and societal economic inequality.
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48% Bias Score
Air Canada Flight Attendants' Illegal Strike Impacts 130,000 Daily Travelers
10,400 Air Canada flight attendants illegally struck, impacting 130,000 daily travelers due to unpaid "ground time," prompting a federal probe into airline compensation practices and potentially setting a precedent for global carriers.
Air Canada Flight Attendants' Illegal Strike Impacts 130,000 Daily Travelers
10,400 Air Canada flight attendants illegally struck, impacting 130,000 daily travelers due to unpaid "ground time," prompting a federal probe into airline compensation practices and potentially setting a precedent for global carriers.
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20% Bias Score
OBBAA's R&D Tax Break Exacerbates U.S. Tech Labor Shortage
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act revived a tax break for immediate deduction of R&D costs, increasing demand for U.S. tech labor by 15-20% and wages by 20-25% in one month, but immigration restrictions limit supply, creating a labor shortage and potentially hindering innovation.
OBBAA's R&D Tax Break Exacerbates U.S. Tech Labor Shortage
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act revived a tax break for immediate deduction of R&D costs, increasing demand for U.S. tech labor by 15-20% and wages by 20-25% in one month, but immigration restrictions limit supply, creating a labor shortage and potentially hindering innovation.
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56% Bias Score
Cost of Living Crisis Drives Increased Household Sharing, Exacerbating Housing Affordability
Rising living costs are causing Australians to share homes, increasing average household size above 2.5; experts suggest older homeowners downsizing could free up 1.2 million dwellings, significantly easing the housing affordability crisis.
Cost of Living Crisis Drives Increased Household Sharing, Exacerbating Housing Affordability
Rising living costs are causing Australians to share homes, increasing average household size above 2.5; experts suggest older homeowners downsizing could free up 1.2 million dwellings, significantly easing the housing affordability crisis.
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40% Bias Score
Teacher Shortages and Work-Related Stress Plague Lower Saxony Schools
A survey of nearly 1700 Lower Saxony teachers reveals that one-third have taken sick leave due to work-related stress, highlighting a critical teacher shortage exacerbated by increasing student numbers and poor working conditions; the Philologenverband calls for 12,000 new teachers by 2032.
Teacher Shortages and Work-Related Stress Plague Lower Saxony Schools
A survey of nearly 1700 Lower Saxony teachers reveals that one-third have taken sick leave due to work-related stress, highlighting a critical teacher shortage exacerbated by increasing student numbers and poor working conditions; the Philologenverband calls for 12,000 new teachers by 2032.
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40% Bias Score
Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Disrupts Thousands of Travelers
Air Canada flight attendants' strike enters its fourth day, causing over 2,500 flight cancellations and affecting 130,000 daily travelers due to a pay dispute over ground duties and wages, despite Air Canada's offer of a 38% compensation increase over four years; the strike has been deemed unlawful.
Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Disrupts Thousands of Travelers
Air Canada flight attendants' strike enters its fourth day, causing over 2,500 flight cancellations and affecting 130,000 daily travelers due to a pay dispute over ground duties and wages, despite Air Canada's offer of a 38% compensation increase over four years; the strike has been deemed unlawful.
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40% Bias Score
Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Ends With Tentative Agreement
Air Canada flight attendants ended a strike after reaching a tentative agreement with their union, resolving a dispute over wages and working conditions that caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and affected hundreds of thousands of passengers; the agreement must be ratified by union memb...
Air Canada Flight Attendant Strike Ends With Tentative Agreement
Air Canada flight attendants ended a strike after reaching a tentative agreement with their union, resolving a dispute over wages and working conditions that caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and affected hundreds of thousands of passengers; the agreement must be ratified by union memb...
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40% Bias Score
Air Canada Strike Deemed Illegal as Cabin Crew Defies Return-to-Work Order
Air Canada's 10,000 cabin crew members illegally struck after ignoring a CIRB order to return to work, causing Air Canada to suspend its profit forecasts and disrupting travel for thousands; the dispute centers on insufficient wages and lack of compensation for ground work.
Air Canada Strike Deemed Illegal as Cabin Crew Defies Return-to-Work Order
Air Canada's 10,000 cabin crew members illegally struck after ignoring a CIRB order to return to work, causing Air Canada to suspend its profit forecasts and disrupting travel for thousands; the dispute centers on insufficient wages and lack of compensation for ground work.
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48% Bias Score
UK Grocery Inflation Eases Slightly, But High Food Prices Persist
UK grocery inflation dipped to 5% in the four weeks ending August 10th, down from 5.2%, but is predicted to rise to 6% by year-end, impacting household budgets; restaurant visits are down 6% due to increased grocery spending.
UK Grocery Inflation Eases Slightly, But High Food Prices Persist
UK grocery inflation dipped to 5% in the four weeks ending August 10th, down from 5.2%, but is predicted to rise to 6% by year-end, impacting household budgets; restaurant visits are down 6% due to increased grocery spending.
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40% Bias Score
Lidl's Sales Surge Challenges UK Supermarket Hierarchy
Lidl's sales rose 10.7% in the three months to August 11, almost double the market average, putting it 0.1 percentage points behind Morrisons (8.4% share) as consumers sought cheaper groceries amid high inflation. Tesco leads with 28.4% market share, while Asda (-2.6% sales growth) and Morrisons fac...
Lidl's Sales Surge Challenges UK Supermarket Hierarchy
Lidl's sales rose 10.7% in the three months to August 11, almost double the market average, putting it 0.1 percentage points behind Morrisons (8.4% share) as consumers sought cheaper groceries amid high inflation. Tesco leads with 28.4% market share, while Asda (-2.6% sales growth) and Morrisons fac...
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40% Bias Score
US Housing Market Cools as Buyer Demand Slows
The US housing market is experiencing a slowdown due to high mortgage rates, increased insurance costs, and economic uncertainty, resulting in fewer buyers and more price reductions, particularly in Florida and Texas.
US Housing Market Cools as Buyer Demand Slows
The US housing market is experiencing a slowdown due to high mortgage rates, increased insurance costs, and economic uncertainty, resulting in fewer buyers and more price reductions, particularly in Florida and Texas.
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40% Bias Score
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