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Greece Launches Progressive Unemployment Benefit Pilot Program
Greece's Public Employment Service (DYPA) started a pilot program for a new unemployment benefit, offering a progressive, contribution-based payment to roughly 15,000 randomly selected unemployed individuals for up to two years, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund (€100 million).
Greece Launches Progressive Unemployment Benefit Pilot Program
Greece's Public Employment Service (DYPA) started a pilot program for a new unemployment benefit, offering a progressive, contribution-based payment to roughly 15,000 randomly selected unemployed individuals for up to two years, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund (€100 million).
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52% Bias Score
Surge in Spanish Men Taking Part-Time Jobs for Caregiving
In 2024, the number of Spanish men working part-time to care for dependents nearly doubled to 35,700, while the number of women increased slightly to 381,700; this reflects evolving societal norms and labor reforms, though a significant gender gap remains.
Surge in Spanish Men Taking Part-Time Jobs for Caregiving
In 2024, the number of Spanish men working part-time to care for dependents nearly doubled to 35,700, while the number of women increased slightly to 381,700; this reflects evolving societal norms and labor reforms, though a significant gender gap remains.
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60% Bias Score
French Youth Unemployment Rises Due to Skills Mismatch
A 7% rise in French youth unemployment in 2024 stems from a mismatch between job market demand (e.g., hospitality, sports) and graduates' choices (e.g., osteopathy, graphic design), highlighting the need for better collaboration between educational institutions and businesses to adapt to rapidly evo...
French Youth Unemployment Rises Due to Skills Mismatch
A 7% rise in French youth unemployment in 2024 stems from a mismatch between job market demand (e.g., hospitality, sports) and graduates' choices (e.g., osteopathy, graphic design), highlighting the need for better collaboration between educational institutions and businesses to adapt to rapidly evo...
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32% Bias Score
Trump Ends Collective Bargaining for 1 Million Federal Employees
President Trump issued an executive order Thursday ending collective bargaining for over 1 million federal employees in national security-related agencies, citing union obstruction of his policies and asserting the need for a more responsive civil service; the American Federation of Government Emplo...
Trump Ends Collective Bargaining for 1 Million Federal Employees
President Trump issued an executive order Thursday ending collective bargaining for over 1 million federal employees in national security-related agencies, citing union obstruction of his policies and asserting the need for a more responsive civil service; the American Federation of Government Emplo...
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56% Bias Score
Bavarian Unemployment Rises to 4.1 Percent Amidst Economic Slowdown
Bavaria's unemployment rate rose to 4.1 percent in March 2025, the highest in years, due to economic weakness impacting the automotive sector and causing a rise in short-time work. Job creation has fallen significantly, creating concern for the future.
Bavarian Unemployment Rises to 4.1 Percent Amidst Economic Slowdown
Bavaria's unemployment rate rose to 4.1 percent in March 2025, the highest in years, due to economic weakness impacting the automotive sector and causing a rise in short-time work. Job creation has fallen significantly, creating concern for the future.
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44% Bias Score
UK Property Sales Surge Before Stamp Duty Rise
The UK property market experienced a 13% monthly and 28% year-on-year sales increase in February 2025 (108,250 transactions), driven by buyers preempting an April 1st stamp duty rise that will increase the average English home tax bill from £2,028 to £4,528; post-deadline, a market slowdown is predi...
UK Property Sales Surge Before Stamp Duty Rise
The UK property market experienced a 13% monthly and 28% year-on-year sales increase in February 2025 (108,250 transactions), driven by buyers preempting an April 1st stamp duty rise that will increase the average English home tax bill from £2,028 to £4,528; post-deadline, a market slowdown is predi...
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40% Bias Score
Greece's February Job Market Shows Strong Growth
In February 2024, Greece added 23,945 jobs, reversing months of losses, with tourism and hospitality driving nearly one-third of new positions; this positive trend continues a two-month period with a net increase of 8,495 jobs, the third best in 24 years; however, Capital Economics predicts that Gre...
Greece's February Job Market Shows Strong Growth
In February 2024, Greece added 23,945 jobs, reversing months of losses, with tourism and hospitality driving nearly one-third of new positions; this positive trend continues a two-month period with a net increase of 8,495 jobs, the third best in 24 years; however, Capital Economics predicts that Gre...
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44% Bias Score
German Public Sector Pay Dispute Ends in Mediation
A mediated agreement in the German public sector pay dispute will provide pay increases, additional vacation days, and flexible work options beginning July 1, 2025, after three unsuccessful negotiation rounds and numerous strikes.
German Public Sector Pay Dispute Ends in Mediation
A mediated agreement in the German public sector pay dispute will provide pay increases, additional vacation days, and flexible work options beginning July 1, 2025, after three unsuccessful negotiation rounds and numerous strikes.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Ends Collective Bargaining for 1 Million Federal Employees
President Trump issued an executive order Thursday ending collective bargaining for over 1 million federal employees in national security-related agencies, citing union obstruction of his policies and using the 1978 Civil Service Reform Act as justification; the American Federation of Government Emp...
Trump Ends Collective Bargaining for 1 Million Federal Employees
President Trump issued an executive order Thursday ending collective bargaining for over 1 million federal employees in national security-related agencies, citing union obstruction of his policies and using the 1978 Civil Service Reform Act as justification; the American Federation of Government Emp...
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60% Bias Score
Trump Executive Order Eliminates Collective Bargaining for Federal Workers
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday eliminating collective bargaining for hundreds of thousands of federal workers, impacting 1.2 million union members (29.9% of federal employees) and prompting immediate legal action from unions who see the move as retaliation for their opposition...
Trump Executive Order Eliminates Collective Bargaining for Federal Workers
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday eliminating collective bargaining for hundreds of thousands of federal workers, impacting 1.2 million union members (29.9% of federal employees) and prompting immediate legal action from unions who see the move as retaliation for their opposition...
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64% Bias Score
French Management Practices Lag Behind European Peers
An Igas report reveals that French management practices are far more hierarchical than in Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Ireland, resulting in lower worker recognition and mediocre management outcomes compared to its European neighbors.
French Management Practices Lag Behind European Peers
An Igas report reveals that French management practices are far more hierarchical than in Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Ireland, resulting in lower worker recognition and mediocre management outcomes compared to its European neighbors.
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32% Bias Score
UK Retail Sales Defy Expectations Despite Looming Economic Headwinds
British retail sales unexpectedly rose 1 percent in February, defying forecasts, with household goods stores seeing their strongest growth in nearly four years; however, upcoming tax increases threaten future sales.
UK Retail Sales Defy Expectations Despite Looming Economic Headwinds
British retail sales unexpectedly rose 1 percent in February, defying forecasts, with household goods stores seeing their strongest growth in nearly four years; however, upcoming tax increases threaten future sales.
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44% Bias Score
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