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Federal Workers Face Uncertainty Amidst Government Restructuring
Policy changes under President Trump's administration, including the establishment of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), are creating uncertainty and job losses for federal workers, potentially saving the government \$100 billion, prompting a large-scale transition to the privat...
Federal Workers Face Uncertainty Amidst Government Restructuring
Policy changes under President Trump's administration, including the establishment of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), are creating uncertainty and job losses for federal workers, potentially saving the government \$100 billion, prompting a large-scale transition to the privat...
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44% Bias Score
Spain's Job Growth Shifts, Gender Pay Gap Widens Slightly
In the past year, Spain created 487,773 Social Security affiliated jobs; however, men contributed more jobs (250,591) than women (237,186), reversing a prior trend of women leading job creation, and slightly increasing the gender pay gap.
Spain's Job Growth Shifts, Gender Pay Gap Widens Slightly
In the past year, Spain created 487,773 Social Security affiliated jobs; however, men contributed more jobs (250,591) than women (237,186), reversing a prior trend of women leading job creation, and slightly increasing the gender pay gap.
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44% Bias Score
UK Grants Bereavement Leave for Miscarriage, Strengthens Workers' Rights
Labour's employment rights bill, set to pass next week, grants parents in Britain two weeks' bereavement leave after miscarriage, strengthens trade union access to workplaces, bans fire-and-rehire, and provides day-one unfair dismissal protection.
UK Grants Bereavement Leave for Miscarriage, Strengthens Workers' Rights
Labour's employment rights bill, set to pass next week, grants parents in Britain two weeks' bereavement leave after miscarriage, strengthens trade union access to workplaces, bans fire-and-rehire, and provides day-one unfair dismissal protection.
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24% Bias Score
Verdi Calls for NRW Healthcare Worker Strike Amidst Tarif Negotiations"
In North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany, healthcare workers represented by the Verdi union initiated a week-long strike on March 24, 2025, impacting clinics, nursing homes, and rescue services due to a dispute over wages and working conditions, with major service disruptions anticipated and demonst...
Verdi Calls for NRW Healthcare Worker Strike Amidst Tarif Negotiations"
In North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany, healthcare workers represented by the Verdi union initiated a week-long strike on March 24, 2025, impacting clinics, nursing homes, and rescue services due to a dispute over wages and working conditions, with major service disruptions anticipated and demonst...
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36% Bias Score
Mercedes-Benz Announces Cost-Cutting Plan Affecting 91,000 German Employees
Mercedes-Benz announced a comprehensive cost-cutting plan with its works council, impacting 91,000 German employees through reduced compensation, increased temporary work, and a voluntary severance program, while extending job security until 2034 and targeting a 10% reduction in production and fixed...
Mercedes-Benz Announces Cost-Cutting Plan Affecting 91,000 German Employees
Mercedes-Benz announced a comprehensive cost-cutting plan with its works council, impacting 91,000 German employees through reduced compensation, increased temporary work, and a voluntary severance program, while extending job security until 2034 and targeting a 10% reduction in production and fixed...
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44% Bias Score
UK Government's Hesitant Approach to Employment Bill Highlights Leadership Contrast
The UK government faces internal conflict over Angela Rayner's employment bill, rejecting a popular "right to switch off" provision amidst business concerns and tax increases, contrasting with Keir Starmer's confident leadership during the Ukraine crisis.
UK Government's Hesitant Approach to Employment Bill Highlights Leadership Contrast
The UK government faces internal conflict over Angela Rayner's employment bill, rejecting a popular "right to switch off" provision amidst business concerns and tax increases, contrasting with Keir Starmer's confident leadership during the Ukraine crisis.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Labor Reform Cuts Temporary Contracts to Record Low
Spain's February 2024 unemployment figures show a significant decrease in temporary contracts to 11.9%, down from 26.3% in February 2023, largely due to the 2021 labor reform. The public sector is an exception, with 28% temporary employment.
Spanish Labor Reform Cuts Temporary Contracts to Record Low
Spain's February 2024 unemployment figures show a significant decrease in temporary contracts to 11.9%, down from 26.3% in February 2023, largely due to the 2021 labor reform. The public sector is an exception, with 28% temporary employment.
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60% Bias Score
UK to Ban Exploitative Zero-Hours Contracts for Agency Workers
The UK government will ban exploitative zero-hours contracts for agency workers, requiring minimum guaranteed hours and compensation for short-notice shift changes, as part of an employment bill amendment addressing concerns about worker exploitation and impacting approximately 900,000 agency worker...
UK to Ban Exploitative Zero-Hours Contracts for Agency Workers
The UK government will ban exploitative zero-hours contracts for agency workers, requiring minimum guaranteed hours and compensation for short-notice shift changes, as part of an employment bill amendment addressing concerns about worker exploitation and impacting approximately 900,000 agency worker...
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40% Bias Score
UK Employment Rights Bill: Economic Boost or Business Burden?
The UK's Employment Rights Bill, championed by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, seeks to improve worker rights, potentially boosting the economy despite initial business concerns; amendments include extending probation periods and removing the 'right to switch off'.
UK Employment Rights Bill: Economic Boost or Business Burden?
The UK's Employment Rights Bill, championed by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, seeks to improve worker rights, potentially boosting the economy despite initial business concerns; amendments include extending probation periods and removing the 'right to switch off'.
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60% Bias Score
Rise of Pooled Pension Plans Addresses Defined-Benefit Decline
The dwindling number of defined-benefit pension plans has prompted the development of pooled pension models, such as PRPPs, VPLAs, and tontine-style mutual funds, to offer alternative retirement savings solutions, primarily to the self-employed and small-medium sized businesses.
Rise of Pooled Pension Plans Addresses Defined-Benefit Decline
The dwindling number of defined-benefit pension plans has prompted the development of pooled pension models, such as PRPPs, VPLAs, and tontine-style mutual funds, to offer alternative retirement savings solutions, primarily to the self-employed and small-medium sized businesses.
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48% Bias Score
Early Career Setbacks: Gender Bias Impacts Success Differently
Research shows early career setbacks can boost success, but women face greater penalties for mistakes due to gender bias; Elizabeth Day's work emphasizes creating a safe space for everyone to acknowledge failures, learn from them, and foster growth.
Early Career Setbacks: Gender Bias Impacts Success Differently
Research shows early career setbacks can boost success, but women face greater penalties for mistakes due to gender bias; Elizabeth Day's work emphasizes creating a safe space for everyone to acknowledge failures, learn from them, and foster growth.
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44% Bias Score
German Working Hours Fall Despite Employment Rise
In 2024, Germany saw a 0.1% decrease in total working hours to 61.4 billion, despite a 71,000 increase in employment, due to fewer full-time jobs, less overtime, more short-time work (up 60,000 to 300,000), and fewer self-employed individuals. The industrial crisis is cited as the main cause.
German Working Hours Fall Despite Employment Rise
In 2024, Germany saw a 0.1% decrease in total working hours to 61.4 billion, despite a 71,000 increase in employment, due to fewer full-time jobs, less overtime, more short-time work (up 60,000 to 300,000), and fewer self-employed individuals. The industrial crisis is cited as the main cause.
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32% Bias Score
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