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Career Preparedness Amidst Political and Economic Uncertainty
Amidst heightened uncertainty caused by recent political developments, the article offers practical advice for career preparedness, including resume updates, skill assessments using the CARS method, and the cultivation of a flexible mindset and collaborative work attitude.
Career Preparedness Amidst Political and Economic Uncertainty
Amidst heightened uncertainty caused by recent political developments, the article offers practical advice for career preparedness, including resume updates, skill assessments using the CARS method, and the cultivation of a flexible mindset and collaborative work attitude.
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44% Bias Score


Amsterdam Recyclers Form Unofficial Union to Fight Stigma and Improve Conditions
Amsterdam's informal recycling workers, facing negative public perception and systemic challenges, are forming an unofficial union, the Amsterdam Can Collective, to advocate for better working conditions, accessible cash payments for recycling, and improved waste management policies.
Amsterdam Recyclers Form Unofficial Union to Fight Stigma and Improve Conditions
Amsterdam's informal recycling workers, facing negative public perception and systemic challenges, are forming an unofficial union, the Amsterdam Can Collective, to advocate for better working conditions, accessible cash payments for recycling, and improved waste management policies.
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44% Bias Score


Effective Layoff Communication: Maintaining Trust During Economic Uncertainty
This article details how leaders can effectively communicate layoffs during economic uncertainty by prioritizing transparency, empathy, and consistent follow-up to maintain employee trust and morale.
Effective Layoff Communication: Maintaining Trust During Economic Uncertainty
This article details how leaders can effectively communicate layoffs during economic uncertainty by prioritizing transparency, empathy, and consistent follow-up to maintain employee trust and morale.
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44% Bias Score


Amsterdam's Cleaning Industry: A Hub for Undocumented Brazilian Workers
Undocumented Brazilian immigrants, many entering as tourists, form the largest group of undocumented people in Amsterdam, predominantly working in cleaning, exploiting a loophole in the RNI system to gain access to bank accounts, facilitated by intermediaries profiting from their vulnerability.
Amsterdam's Cleaning Industry: A Hub for Undocumented Brazilian Workers
Undocumented Brazilian immigrants, many entering as tourists, form the largest group of undocumented people in Amsterdam, predominantly working in cleaning, exploiting a loophole in the RNI system to gain access to bank accounts, facilitated by intermediaries profiting from their vulnerability.
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60% Bias Score


UK Employer Hiring Plunges to Pandemic Lows Amidst National Insurance Hike
A recent survey by the British Chambers of Commerce revealed that only 20 percent of UK firms increased their workforce in the first quarter of 2024, the lowest since the start of the pandemic, primarily due to a £25 billion National Insurance increase implemented by the government, impacting hiring...
UK Employer Hiring Plunges to Pandemic Lows Amidst National Insurance Hike
A recent survey by the British Chambers of Commerce revealed that only 20 percent of UK firms increased their workforce in the first quarter of 2024, the lowest since the start of the pandemic, primarily due to a £25 billion National Insurance increase implemented by the government, impacting hiring...
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56% Bias Score


Saxon Teachers to Protest Education Cuts on May 15th
The Saxon Education and Science Union (GEW) is organizing a statewide demonstration on May 15th in Dresden to protest the Saxon Ministry of Culture's plan to reduce teaching hours for older teachers and increase workloads, impacting approximately 1,400 currently missing full-time teachers and potent...
Saxon Teachers to Protest Education Cuts on May 15th
The Saxon Education and Science Union (GEW) is organizing a statewide demonstration on May 15th in Dresden to protest the Saxon Ministry of Culture's plan to reduce teaching hours for older teachers and increase workloads, impacting approximately 1,400 currently missing full-time teachers and potent...
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36% Bias Score

Birmingham Bin Strike Continues Despite Improved Offer
Birmingham bin workers' strike, ongoing since March 11th, continues despite a "significantly improved" pay offer; approximately 17,000 tonnes of rubbish has accumulated, causing public health concerns and prompting government intervention.

Birmingham Bin Strike Continues Despite Improved Offer
Birmingham bin workers' strike, ongoing since March 11th, continues despite a "significantly improved" pay offer; approximately 17,000 tonnes of rubbish has accumulated, causing public health concerns and prompting government intervention.
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44% Bias Score

German Inflation Exacerbates Wealth Inequality
A German Bundesbank study reveals that while average household wealth nominally increased by 2.6 percent to €324,800 between 2021 and 2023, the bottom half experienced a real decrease of over 20 percent due to inflation from the war in Ukraine, exposing significant wealth inequality.

German Inflation Exacerbates Wealth Inequality
A German Bundesbank study reveals that while average household wealth nominally increased by 2.6 percent to €324,800 between 2021 and 2023, the bottom half experienced a real decrease of over 20 percent due to inflation from the war in Ukraine, exposing significant wealth inequality.
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44% Bias Score

Rotterdam's Migrant Worker Crisis: Exploitation and Substandard Housing Amidst Economic Boom
Rotterdam grapples with an estimated 80,000-100,000 EU labor migrants facing exploitation and poor housing, despite their crucial role in the city's economy; new regulations aim to improve conditions, but the scale of the problem remains a challenge.

Rotterdam's Migrant Worker Crisis: Exploitation and Substandard Housing Amidst Economic Boom
Rotterdam grapples with an estimated 80,000-100,000 EU labor migrants facing exploitation and poor housing, despite their crucial role in the city's economy; new regulations aim to improve conditions, but the scale of the problem remains a challenge.
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48% Bias Score

Italian Referendums: A Vote for Labor Rights and Citizenship
Four Italian referendums on workers' rights and one on citizenship are set for June 8th-9th, potentially impacting millions and rebalancing power between capital and labor; the outcome could significantly shift the political landscape and counter an authoritarian drift.

Italian Referendums: A Vote for Labor Rights and Citizenship
Four Italian referendums on workers' rights and one on citizenship are set for June 8th-9th, potentially impacting millions and rebalancing power between capital and labor; the outcome could significantly shift the political landscape and counter an authoritarian drift.
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64% Bias Score

Canadian Nuclear Firm Seeks to Hire Auto Workers Displaced by Trade War
Facing potential job losses in Canada's auto sector due to the US trade war, AtkinsRéalis Group Inc. is actively seeking to recruit auto workers with transferable skills into the nuclear industry, aiming to fill both current and future needs in reactor component manufacturing and construction.

Canadian Nuclear Firm Seeks to Hire Auto Workers Displaced by Trade War
Facing potential job losses in Canada's auto sector due to the US trade war, AtkinsRéalis Group Inc. is actively seeking to recruit auto workers with transferable skills into the nuclear industry, aiming to fill both current and future needs in reactor component manufacturing and construction.
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36% Bias Score

CGIL Mobilizes for Workplace Safety Amidst Rising Accident Rates in Italy
The CGIL labor union in Rome and Lazio is holding an assembly on April 12th to address the alarming increase in workplace accidents in Italy, particularly the 6.3% rise in February 2025, and advocate for improved safety regulations ahead of upcoming referendums.

CGIL Mobilizes for Workplace Safety Amidst Rising Accident Rates in Italy
The CGIL labor union in Rome and Lazio is holding an assembly on April 12th to address the alarming increase in workplace accidents in Italy, particularly the 6.3% rise in February 2025, and advocate for improved safety regulations ahead of upcoming referendums.
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40% Bias Score
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