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Dutch Self-Employed Worker Numbers Decline Sharply Following Ban on Disguised Employment
The number of self-employed individuals in the Netherlands decreased by over 4,000 in January 2024 due to a new ban on disguised employment, impacting the healthcare sector most significantly, with almost 2,000 fewer self-employed workers.
Dutch Self-Employed Worker Numbers Decline Sharply Following Ban on Disguised Employment
The number of self-employed individuals in the Netherlands decreased by over 4,000 in January 2024 due to a new ban on disguised employment, impacting the healthcare sector most significantly, with almost 2,000 fewer self-employed workers.
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40% Bias Score
Genoa Shipyard Death Spurs Italian Workplace Safety Dispute
A 36-year-old carpenter died in an accident at the Ente Bacini shipyard in Genoa, Italy, prompting a labor dispute and a meeting to improve safety regulations in the naval repair industry by late February, focusing on expanding port safety protocols and establishing worker safety representatives.
Genoa Shipyard Death Spurs Italian Workplace Safety Dispute
A 36-year-old carpenter died in an accident at the Ente Bacini shipyard in Genoa, Italy, prompting a labor dispute and a meeting to improve safety regulations in the naval repair industry by late February, focusing on expanding port safety protocols and establishing worker safety representatives.
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40% Bias Score
Spain Approves 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill: Regional Variations in Impact
Spain's government approved a bill reducing the maximum workweek to 37.5 hours, impacting 12.5 million people; UGT analysis of 230 collective bargaining agreements reveals significant regional variation in current work hours across sectors, suggesting adaptability.
Spain Approves 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill: Regional Variations in Impact
Spain's government approved a bill reducing the maximum workweek to 37.5 hours, impacting 12.5 million people; UGT analysis of 230 collective bargaining agreements reveals significant regional variation in current work hours across sectors, suggesting adaptability.
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40% Bias Score
European Metallurgists Protest Job Losses During Green Transition
European metallurgists protested in Brussels over job security concerns during the green transition, demanding stronger worker protections and reskilling programs in the EU's industrial policy, while citing nearly one million job losses since 2019 and the potential loss of 4.3 million more.
European Metallurgists Protest Job Losses During Green Transition
European metallurgists protested in Brussels over job security concerns during the green transition, demanding stronger worker protections and reskilling programs in the EU's industrial policy, while citing nearly one million job losses since 2019 and the potential loss of 4.3 million more.
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40% Bias Score
Piedmont's Low Birth Rate Threatens Teacher Stability
Piedmont, Italy, is experiencing a below-average birth rate of 1.17 children per woman, resulting in 6,000 fewer students in schools this year and raising concerns about teacher job security due to potential staff reductions.
Piedmont's Low Birth Rate Threatens Teacher Stability
Piedmont, Italy, is experiencing a below-average birth rate of 1.17 children per woman, resulting in 6,000 fewer students in schools this year and raising concerns about teacher job security due to potential staff reductions.
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44% Bias Score
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates to 4.5%, Impacting Mortgages and Savings
The Bank of England cut interest rates to 4.5% on Thursday, impacting mortgage holders differently: those with tracker mortgages will see immediate reductions, while variable-rate holders' changes depend on their lender. New fixed-rate mortgages may also see some reductions in the coming weeks, whil...
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates to 4.5%, Impacting Mortgages and Savings
The Bank of England cut interest rates to 4.5% on Thursday, impacting mortgage holders differently: those with tracker mortgages will see immediate reductions, while variable-rate holders' changes depend on their lender. New fixed-rate mortgages may also see some reductions in the coming weeks, whil...
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32% Bias Score
China's Post-Holiday Employment Push: Guangdong Leads with Special Trains for Migrant Workers
Following China's Spring Festival, Guangdong province is organizing special trains and buses to help over 43 million migrant workers return to their jobs, implementing employment initiatives through March to address the peak job-change period and attract 1 million university graduates.
China's Post-Holiday Employment Push: Guangdong Leads with Special Trains for Migrant Workers
Following China's Spring Festival, Guangdong province is organizing special trains and buses to help over 43 million migrant workers return to their jobs, implementing employment initiatives through March to address the peak job-change period and attract 1 million university graduates.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Pension System: Sustainability Amidst Demographic Crisis
Allianz's Global Pension Report reveals that Greece's pension system, while showing improved sustainability (score 2.9), faces a critical challenge from its rapidly aging population, with the old-age dependency ratio projected to increase from 38% to 65% within 25 years.
Greece's Pension System: Sustainability Amidst Demographic Crisis
Allianz's Global Pension Report reveals that Greece's pension system, while showing improved sustainability (score 2.9), faces a critical challenge from its rapidly aging population, with the old-age dependency ratio projected to increase from 38% to 65% within 25 years.
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44% Bias Score
Munich Public Works Addresses Labor Shortage with Employee Housing Amidst German Housing Crisis
The Munich Public Works Department is tackling a severe labor shortage by building employee housing, highlighting Germany's housing crisis that makes attracting skilled workers extremely difficult, especially in sectors with lower wages, forcing companies to include employee housing in their busines...
Munich Public Works Addresses Labor Shortage with Employee Housing Amidst German Housing Crisis
The Munich Public Works Department is tackling a severe labor shortage by building employee housing, highlighting Germany's housing crisis that makes attracting skilled workers extremely difficult, especially in sectors with lower wages, forcing companies to include employee housing in their busines...
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36% Bias Score
40,000+ Federal Employees Accept Resignation Offer Amidst Legal Uncertainty
Over 40,000 federal employees have accepted a controversial resignation offer, creating legal challenges and uncertainty due to conflicting information on work requirements, pay, and legal compliance.
40,000+ Federal Employees Accept Resignation Offer Amidst Legal Uncertainty
Over 40,000 federal employees have accepted a controversial resignation offer, creating legal challenges and uncertainty due to conflicting information on work requirements, pay, and legal compliance.
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52% Bias Score
Seven Steps to Delivering Constructive Negative Performance Reviews
A 2023 Zippia report reveals 98% of employees disengage from jobs with little feedback; this article details seven steps for managers to deliver negative performance reviews constructively, focusing on clear communication, resource provision, and support to improve employee performance and retention...
Seven Steps to Delivering Constructive Negative Performance Reviews
A 2023 Zippia report reveals 98% of employees disengage from jobs with little feedback; this article details seven steps for managers to deliver negative performance reviews constructively, focusing on clear communication, resource provision, and support to improve employee performance and retention...
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44% Bias Score
German Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Record Low Orders
Germany's housing construction crisis continues, with 57% of firms reporting a lack of orders in January 2025, driven by high construction costs despite strong demand; projections show a further drop in new housing completions to under 200,000 by 2026.
German Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Record Low Orders
Germany's housing construction crisis continues, with 57% of firms reporting a lack of orders in January 2025, driven by high construction costs despite strong demand; projections show a further drop in new housing completions to under 200,000 by 2026.
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52% Bias Score
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