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US Home Delistings Surge 47 Percent Amid Softer Housing Market

US home delistings surged 47 percent in May 2024 compared to May 2023, as sellers in a softer market prioritize desired prices, leading to a record-high 20 percent of listed homes having price cuts in June. The trend is most pronounced in Phoenix, Arizona, where inventory increased by 44 percent and...

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42 Million EU Workers Cannot Afford a Week's Vacation

In 2023, 15% of EU employees (42 million) couldn't afford a week's vacation, a 1% increase from 2022, with significant disparities between wealthier Western/Northern and poorer Eastern/Southern European nations.

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Extreme Heat Poses Serious Risks to European Workers

Soaring summer temperatures across Europe are causing serious health risks for workers, with one recent death in Barcelona prompting investigations and highlighting the lack of uniform EU regulations on heat exposure in the workplace.

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High Nursing Trainee Dropout Rate Exacerbates German Healthcare Crisis

Thirty percent of nursing trainees in Germany discontinue their training before completion, mirroring national averages but alarming experts due to existing staff shortages and an aging population; support systems and realistic expectations are needed to retain trainees.

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French Unions Reject Government's Budget Cuts, Threaten Mobilization

French trade unions strongly rejected the government's proposed 44 billion euro budget cuts, which include measures targeting workers' rights such as paid leave and public holidays, and are planning a September 1st meeting to organize potential mobilization.

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High German Nursing Trainee Dropout Rate Highlights Systemic Healthcare Issues

In Germany, 30% of nursing trainees discontinue their programs before completion, a rate similar to other dual-training programs, prompting concerns about the sector's future, especially with existing staff shortages and declining candidate quality.

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UK Considers Lowering Pension Auto-Enrollment Age to Boost Savings and Growth

The UK is considering lowering its pension auto-enrollment age from 22 to 18 and increasing minimum contribution levels to improve retirement savings and boost economic growth, potentially increasing retirement funds by 15 percent, mirroring successful models in Australia and Canada.

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Germany's Critical Caregiver Shortage: High Dropout Rates and Systemic Challenges

Germany faces a critical shortage of over 100,000 caregivers, with a 30% dropout rate among trainees due to factors like 'reality shock' and insufficient support, necessitating systemic changes to attract and retain qualified personnel.

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42 Million EU Workers Could Not Afford a Week's Vacation in 2023

In 2023, 15% of EU workers (42 million) could not afford a week's vacation, a 1% increase from 2022, with significant disparities between member states and a strong correlation between vacation poverty and lower net annual income.

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Cuba's Cigar Factory Readers: A Tradition of Storytelling and Community

Felicia Alejandra Torres Rodríguez, 58, is the youngest lectora de tabaquería (cigar factory reader) in Cuba, continuing a tradition dating back to 1865. The lectoras provide entertainment, information, and social connection for workers, reflecting a unique aspect of Cuban culture and history.

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Australia Protects Award Workers' Penalty Rates

Australia's new Labor government will introduce a bill to protect penalty rates and overtime pay for 2.6 million award-earning employees, preventing employers from reducing them in exchange for a higher base pay, based on concerns of unfair reductions before the Fair Work Commission.

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Genoa's Minimum Wage Mandate Divides Unions

Genoa's city council mandated a €9/hour minimum wage for municipal contract workers, prompting divided reactions from trade unions; some applaud the initiative, while others criticize the lack of prior consultation, potentially leading to legal challenges or implementation delays.

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