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Neurological Factors Driving Quiet Quitting and Strategies for Improved Employee Engagement
Quiet quitting, a growing trend of disengagement, is explained by neurological responses to emotional disconnection, a lack of control, and identity misalignment. Leaders must prioritize employee well-being to reverse this trend.
Neurological Factors Driving Quiet Quitting and Strategies for Improved Employee Engagement
Quiet quitting, a growing trend of disengagement, is explained by neurological responses to emotional disconnection, a lack of control, and identity misalignment. Leaders must prioritize employee well-being to reverse this trend.
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40% Bias Score
Study: Long Working Hours Don't Harm Office Worker Health
A study by the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) found that long working hours (over 10 hours daily) do not correlate with increased health risks among office workers, challenging the traditional eight-hour workday and informing Germany's upcoming working hour legislation reform.
Study: Long Working Hours Don't Harm Office Worker Health
A study by the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) found that long working hours (over 10 hours daily) do not correlate with increased health risks among office workers, challenging the traditional eight-hour workday and informing Germany's upcoming working hour legislation reform.
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48% Bias Score
College Graduate Unemployment Crisis Reaches 30-Year High
The unemployment rate for recent college graduates has hit a 30-year high of 5.8%, exceeding the national average, due to factors including the increased use of AI in hiring, a decline in entry-level positions, and a general displacement effect of AI on new graduates.
College Graduate Unemployment Crisis Reaches 30-Year High
The unemployment rate for recent college graduates has hit a 30-year high of 5.8%, exceeding the national average, due to factors including the increased use of AI in hiring, a decline in entry-level positions, and a general displacement effect of AI on new graduates.
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52% Bias Score
European Working Hours: A Decade of Decline and Regional Disparities
In 2024, average weekly working hours in the EU ranged from 32.1 hours in the Netherlands to 43.1 hours in Turkey, reflecting regional disparities and a decade-long decline exceeding one hour in nearly half of the 34 European countries studied.
European Working Hours: A Decade of Decline and Regional Disparities
In 2024, average weekly working hours in the EU ranged from 32.1 hours in the Netherlands to 43.1 hours in Turkey, reflecting regional disparities and a decade-long decline exceeding one hour in nearly half of the 34 European countries studied.
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12% Bias Score
Spain's Lagging Worker Productivity: A 0.2% Growth Projected for 2025
Spain's worker productivity growth is projected to slow to 0.2% in 2025 from 0.9% in 2024, primarily due to a slowdown at the start of the year, hindering economic convergence with other Eurozone nations and prompting calls for policy analysis.
Spain's Lagging Worker Productivity: A 0.2% Growth Projected for 2025
Spain's worker productivity growth is projected to slow to 0.2% in 2025 from 0.9% in 2024, primarily due to a slowdown at the start of the year, hindering economic convergence with other Eurozone nations and prompting calls for policy analysis.
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24% Bias Score
Senior Housing Construction Proposed to Unblock Dutch Housing Market
The Dutch real estate association NVM reports that a lack of housing mobility, particularly among older adults, stagnates the market. They propose building 290,000 senior housing units by 2030 to increase turnover, although this might not solve the issue entirely.
Senior Housing Construction Proposed to Unblock Dutch Housing Market
The Dutch real estate association NVM reports that a lack of housing mobility, particularly among older adults, stagnates the market. They propose building 290,000 senior housing units by 2030 to increase turnover, although this might not solve the issue entirely.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Expands Digital Work Card System, Intensifies Labor Inspections
Greece's Labor Inspection Authority is intensifying checks and expanding its digital work card system to combat undeclared labor, targeting energy, wholesale, finance, and travel sectors; last month, €1.35 million in fines were issued for 98 undeclared labor violations.
Greece Expands Digital Work Card System, Intensifies Labor Inspections
Greece's Labor Inspection Authority is intensifying checks and expanding its digital work card system to combat undeclared labor, targeting energy, wholesale, finance, and travel sectors; last month, €1.35 million in fines were issued for 98 undeclared labor violations.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Stalled Internship Statute Leaves Young Workers Vulnerable
Spain's stalled internship statute, introduced in June 2023 to protect student interns from exploitation, faces political gridlock, leaving many young workers vulnerable to unfair labor practices.
Spain's Stalled Internship Statute Leaves Young Workers Vulnerable
Spain's stalled internship statute, introduced in June 2023 to protect student interns from exploitation, faces political gridlock, leaving many young workers vulnerable to unfair labor practices.
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28% Bias Score
CEO's Disdain for Employees Ignores Looming Demographic Crisis
CEOs, once praising employees, now express disdain, ignoring the impending demographic crisis and believing AI will solve labor shortages, despite evidence suggesting this is short-sighted and will damage their company's reputation and long-term success.
CEO's Disdain for Employees Ignores Looming Demographic Crisis
CEOs, once praising employees, now express disdain, ignoring the impending demographic crisis and believing AI will solve labor shortages, despite evidence suggesting this is short-sighted and will damage their company's reputation and long-term success.
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40% Bias Score
Affordability Crisis Impacts Millions of Americans
Millions of Americans are struggling with an affordability crisis, as evidenced by a teacher, a police officer, and a 70-year-old widow all working multiple jobs or struggling to make ends meet; two-thirds of Americans report financial stress, while three-quarters say their incomes can't keep up wit...
Affordability Crisis Impacts Millions of Americans
Millions of Americans are struggling with an affordability crisis, as evidenced by a teacher, a police officer, and a 70-year-old widow all working multiple jobs or struggling to make ends meet; two-thirds of Americans report financial stress, while three-quarters say their incomes can't keep up wit...
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36% Bias Score
NSW Rail Dispute Ends as Fair Work Orders Wage Deal Vote
The NSW government secured a Fair Work Commission ruling ordering a vote on a new rail worker wage deal, ending months of disruptions caused by industrial action; the deal includes a 12% pay rise over three years, backdated to May 2024, but faced opposition from the ETU over a classification issue, ...
NSW Rail Dispute Ends as Fair Work Orders Wage Deal Vote
The NSW government secured a Fair Work Commission ruling ordering a vote on a new rail worker wage deal, ending months of disruptions caused by industrial action; the deal includes a 12% pay rise over three years, backdated to May 2024, but faced opposition from the ETU over a classification issue, ...
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52% Bias Score
Greek Pension Disparities Highlight System Inefficiencies
In April 2024, Greece's EFKA issued 25,328 new pensions, averaging €842, with significant disparities between private (€774.18) and public (€1,317.43) sectors, alongside €82.7 million in back payments.
Greek Pension Disparities Highlight System Inefficiencies
In April 2024, Greece's EFKA issued 25,328 new pensions, averaging €842, with significant disparities between private (€774.18) and public (€1,317.43) sectors, alongside €82.7 million in back payments.
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44% Bias Score
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