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German Metalworkers' Union Demands Tariff Protection Amidst Potential Lürssen Shipyard Takeover

Amidst potential takeover talks of Lürssen's naval shipbuilding division (NVL) by Rheinmetall, the IG Metall union demands the preservation of existing collective bargaining agreements, citing concerns over job security and varying tariff models across NVL's sites.

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Unfilled School Leadership Positions in Saxony, Germany

A shortage of school principals and vice-principals in Saxony, Germany, is causing significant challenges for schools, particularly in rural areas, forcing existing staff to manage increased workloads and frequent crises.

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Unfilled School Leadership Positions in Saxony, Germany

A shortage of school principals and vice-principals in Saxony, Germany, is causing concern, with 53 principal and 88 vice-principal positions unfilled as of March 1st, impacting mainly primary and secondary schools, particularly in rural areas.

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Germany: Full Collective Bargaining Would Increase Social Security Revenue by €41 Billion Annually

According to the German Trade Union Confederation (DGB), nationwide collective bargaining in Germany would increase social security contributions by approximately €41 billion annually, with an additional €24 billion in lost income tax revenue for the federal and state governments.

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American Consumer Sentiment Plunges Amid Inflation and Job Market Fears

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index unexpectedly fell to 55.4 in September, down from 58.2 in August and reflecting a 21% year-over-year decline, driven by rising inflation, worsening job prospects, and ongoing concerns about tariffs.

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Labour warns of SEND funding crisis, risks repeating welfare reform chaos

A think tank warns that the UK government's plan to curb spending on special educational needs (SEND) could lead to another political crisis, similar to the welfare reform chaos, as councils face an £8 billion deficit by 2027.

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BC Liquor Distribution Disruption Causes Anxiety in Restaurant Industry

Overtime ban by BC General Employees' Union at Liquor Distribution Branch warehouses creates uncertainty for BC restaurants, particularly smaller businesses, as labor dispute escalates.

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Newcastle Building Society Launches 98% Mortgage for First-Time Buyers

Newcastle Building Society introduced a new First Step mortgage allowing first-time buyers to borrow up to 98% of a property's price, addressing the challenge of saving for a large deposit, unlike the 52% who received parental help last year, according to Savills.

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Ukraine Faces Youth Exodus After Border Restrictions Ease

Following Ukraine's lifting of border restrictions for men aged 18-22, businesses report significant staff shortages across 14 sectors as young men leave the country, prompting companies to seek foreign workers from India and Bangladesh.

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Australia's Banking Sector Job Cuts Signal Broader AI-Driven Restructuring

ANZ and NAB's recent job cuts, totaling 3900+ positions, highlight the accelerating impact of AI and automation on Australia's labor market, polarizing job opportunities and raising concerns about inequality.

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Australia's Banking Sector Job Cuts Signal Broader AI-Driven Restructuring

ANZ and NAB's recent job cuts, totaling 3900+ roles, demonstrate how AI and automation are reshaping the Australian labor market, polarizing employment and disproportionately affecting mid-level workers.

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Housing Crisis and Banking Concerns Top Spaniards' Worries

A recent CIS barometer reveals that housing affordability (30.4% of respondents) and employment quality are Spaniards' main concerns, while insufficient accessibility for elderly in banking services is also highlighted.

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