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ETUC Urges EU Action on AI Dominance by Big Tech
The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) sent an open letter to French President Emmanuel Macron and the EU, urging them to address the AI dominance of large tech firms, citing risks to employment and society; the letter was shared exclusively with Euronews Next during the Paris AI summit.
ETUC Urges EU Action on AI Dominance by Big Tech
The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) sent an open letter to French President Emmanuel Macron and the EU, urging them to address the AI dominance of large tech firms, citing risks to employment and society; the letter was shared exclusively with Euronews Next during the Paris AI summit.
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52% Bias Score


Greece Lowers Social Security Costs for Overtime
Greece's Ministry of Labor is changing how social security contributions are calculated for overtime, night shifts, and holidays for full-time employees, basing it on the eight-hour workday rate instead of including premiums, thus reducing costs for both employees and employers while maintaining cur...
Greece Lowers Social Security Costs for Overtime
Greece's Ministry of Labor is changing how social security contributions are calculated for overtime, night shifts, and holidays for full-time employees, basing it on the eight-hour workday rate instead of including premiums, thus reducing costs for both employees and employers while maintaining cur...
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40% Bias Score


German Furniture Sales Plummet 7.4% in 2024
German furniture manufacturers experienced a 7.4 percent drop in sales in 2024, totaling €16.4 billion, due to reduced consumer spending, fewer new homes, and post-pandemic shifts in consumer priorities; the industry anticipates slight growth in 2025 but faces high short-term work rates.
German Furniture Sales Plummet 7.4% in 2024
German furniture manufacturers experienced a 7.4 percent drop in sales in 2024, totaling €16.4 billion, due to reduced consumer spending, fewer new homes, and post-pandemic shifts in consumer priorities; the industry anticipates slight growth in 2025 but faces high short-term work rates.
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36% Bias Score


Greek Minimum Wage Increase Limited by Lack of Collective Bargaining
Greece's minimum wage will increase by €40-€50 on April 1st, 2025, but the effect on middle-income earners is limited due to a lack of collective bargaining agreements, low overall wages, and inflation; new collective agreements are considered crucial for substantial income growth.
Greek Minimum Wage Increase Limited by Lack of Collective Bargaining
Greece's minimum wage will increase by €40-€50 on April 1st, 2025, but the effect on middle-income earners is limited due to a lack of collective bargaining agreements, low overall wages, and inflation; new collective agreements are considered crucial for substantial income growth.
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36% Bias Score


Compassionate Leadership: Key to High-Performing Teams in Volatile Times
The article stresses the importance of compassionate leadership in volatile times, arguing that leaders' reactions significantly impact team performance. It details how frenetic actions, blame, and controlling behaviors create stress, while transparency, self-care, and active listening foster psycho...
Compassionate Leadership: Key to High-Performing Teams in Volatile Times
The article stresses the importance of compassionate leadership in volatile times, arguing that leaders' reactions significantly impact team performance. It details how frenetic actions, blame, and controlling behaviors create stress, while transparency, self-care, and active listening foster psycho...
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56% Bias Score


Early Retirement Desire Challenges Germany's Labor Market and Pension System
A YouGov survey of 2,000 Germans aged 18-67 revealed that 27 percent want early retirement, despite labor shortages and potential pension cuts; higher pay was the top factor to incentivize delayed retirement; the survey highlights challenges to Germany's labor market and pension system.
Early Retirement Desire Challenges Germany's Labor Market and Pension System
A YouGov survey of 2,000 Germans aged 18-67 revealed that 27 percent want early retirement, despite labor shortages and potential pension cuts; higher pay was the top factor to incentivize delayed retirement; the survey highlights challenges to Germany's labor market and pension system.
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52% Bias Score

Mortgage Rate Cuts and Withdrawals Amidst Inflation Rise
Nationwide and Halifax cut mortgage rates, while Santander withdraws its 3.99% five-year fix due to high demand, amidst rising inflation and speculation about future Bank of England interest rate decisions.

Mortgage Rate Cuts and Withdrawals Amidst Inflation Rise
Nationwide and Halifax cut mortgage rates, while Santander withdraws its 3.99% five-year fix due to high demand, amidst rising inflation and speculation about future Bank of England interest rate decisions.
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36% Bias Score

Hybrid Work: Personalized Rewards and AI-Driven Engagement
Amazon delayed its return-to-office (RTO) plan due to insufficient office space, contrasting with President Trump's immediate RTO order for federal workers; this article explores creating effective, personalized recognition and reward systems for hybrid teams using AI-driven tools to maintain engage...

Hybrid Work: Personalized Rewards and AI-Driven Engagement
Amazon delayed its return-to-office (RTO) plan due to insufficient office space, contrasting with President Trump's immediate RTO order for federal workers; this article explores creating effective, personalized recognition and reward systems for hybrid teams using AI-driven tools to maintain engage...
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36% Bias Score

Loblaw's Q4 Profits Dip Despite Loyalty Program Surge and Discount Store Expansion
Loblaw Cos. Inc. reported lower fourth-quarter 2024 profits ($462 million, $1.52 per share) due to a one-time loyalty program charge, despite increased program participation and adjusted earnings growth to $669 million ($2.20 per share); the company plans to open 50 discount grocery stores in 2025, ...

Loblaw's Q4 Profits Dip Despite Loyalty Program Surge and Discount Store Expansion
Loblaw Cos. Inc. reported lower fourth-quarter 2024 profits ($462 million, $1.52 per share) due to a one-time loyalty program charge, despite increased program participation and adjusted earnings growth to $669 million ($2.20 per share); the company plans to open 50 discount grocery stores in 2025, ...
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36% Bias Score

US Unemployment Claims Rise Amidst Federal Layoffs
Initial jobless claims in the US rose to 219,000 last week, exceeding expectations, as federal government layoffs under the Trump administration are excluded from the data and are expected to have ripple effects on private sector employment.

US Unemployment Claims Rise Amidst Federal Layoffs
Initial jobless claims in the US rose to 219,000 last week, exceeding expectations, as federal government layoffs under the Trump administration are excluded from the data and are expected to have ripple effects on private sector employment.
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56% Bias Score

UK Small Firms to Cut Staff Amid Workers' Rights Bill Concerns
One-third of UK small businesses plan to cut staff in response to the proposed Workers' Rights Bill, which expands unfair dismissal grounds and increases sick pay costs, leading to concerns about increased unemployment and welfare costs according to the Federation of Small Businesses.

UK Small Firms to Cut Staff Amid Workers' Rights Bill Concerns
One-third of UK small businesses plan to cut staff in response to the proposed Workers' Rights Bill, which expands unfair dismissal grounds and increases sick pay costs, leading to concerns about increased unemployment and welfare costs according to the Federation of Small Businesses.
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72% Bias Score

French Telework Surge: Reshaping Management and Collaboration
Between 2019 and 2023, telework in France surged from 9% to 26% of salaried employees, prompting significant changes in management, collaboration, and organizational structures, according to Laurent Taskin's new book, "Le Télétravail, un mode de vie.

French Telework Surge: Reshaping Management and Collaboration
Between 2019 and 2023, telework in France surged from 9% to 26% of salaried employees, prompting significant changes in management, collaboration, and organizational structures, according to Laurent Taskin's new book, "Le Télétravail, un mode de vie.
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16% Bias Score
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