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U.S. Faces Critical AI Talent Shortage
The U.S. faces a critical shortage of AI specialists, with an estimated 356,700 unfilled computer and IT jobs annually through 2033, excluding AI and GenAI roles. Many professionals gain skills independently, underscoring the need for broader recruitment strategies focusing on both compensation and ...
U.S. Faces Critical AI Talent Shortage
The U.S. faces a critical shortage of AI specialists, with an estimated 356,700 unfilled computer and IT jobs annually through 2033, excluding AI and GenAI roles. Many professionals gain skills independently, underscoring the need for broader recruitment strategies focusing on both compensation and ...
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24% Bias Score
China to Recruit 34,430 Graduates for Rural Development
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas by August 2024, offering financial incentives and preferential treatment afterward to address youth unemployment and boost rural development.
China to Recruit 34,430 Graduates for Rural Development
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas by August 2024, offering financial incentives and preferential treatment afterward to address youth unemployment and boost rural development.
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60% Bias Score
Izmir Workers' Strike Enters Seventh Day, Causing City Disruptions
A strike by 23,000 municipal workers in Izmir, Turkey, entered its seventh day, causing waste accumulation and transportation disruptions due to stalled collective bargaining negotiations between the Genel-İş union and the municipality, with ongoing discussions between the CHP headquarters and the u...
Izmir Workers' Strike Enters Seventh Day, Causing City Disruptions
A strike by 23,000 municipal workers in Izmir, Turkey, entered its seventh day, causing waste accumulation and transportation disruptions due to stalled collective bargaining negotiations between the Genel-İş union and the municipality, with ongoing discussions between the CHP headquarters and the u...
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36% Bias Score
Nationwide Cuts Mortgage Rates Amidst Rising Market Trend
Nationwide is cutting interest rates on some fixed-rate mortgages by up to 0.12 percentage points, starting tomorrow, offering a new lowest rate of 3.9 percent for those with a 40 percent deposit, while other lenders like Halifax, Accord and Santander are increasing rates due to rising swap rates an...
Nationwide Cuts Mortgage Rates Amidst Rising Market Trend
Nationwide is cutting interest rates on some fixed-rate mortgages by up to 0.12 percentage points, starting tomorrow, offering a new lowest rate of 3.9 percent for those with a 40 percent deposit, while other lenders like Halifax, Accord and Santander are increasing rates due to rising swap rates an...
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44% Bias Score
Spain's Unemployment: A Positive Facade Hides Persistent Long-Term Joblessness
Despite Spain reaching a 17-year low in overall unemployment (2.4 million), a concerning 46.34% (1.18 million) have been unemployed for over a year, disproportionately affecting women and those over 45, contradicting the government's positive assessment and highlighting a need for targeted strategie...
Spain's Unemployment: A Positive Facade Hides Persistent Long-Term Joblessness
Despite Spain reaching a 17-year low in overall unemployment (2.4 million), a concerning 46.34% (1.18 million) have been unemployed for over a year, disproportionately affecting women and those over 45, contradicting the government's positive assessment and highlighting a need for targeted strategie...
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52% Bias Score
Edinburgh University Staff to Strike Over £140 Million Budget Cuts
University of Edinburgh staff will strike on June 20th and September 8th-12th due to proposed £140 million budget cuts, including a £90 million wage reduction, with the union citing the university's financial reserves as sufficient to avoid compulsory redundancies.
Edinburgh University Staff to Strike Over £140 Million Budget Cuts
University of Edinburgh staff will strike on June 20th and September 8th-12th due to proposed £140 million budget cuts, including a £90 million wage reduction, with the union citing the university's financial reserves as sufficient to avoid compulsory redundancies.
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44% Bias Score
China to Recruit 34,430 College Graduates for Rural Positions
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas, starting in September, to alleviate youth unemployment and revitalize rural areas, with allowances varying by region and preferential treatment after service.
China to Recruit 34,430 College Graduates for Rural Positions
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for grassroots positions in underdeveloped areas, starting in September, to alleviate youth unemployment and revitalize rural areas, with allowances varying by region and preferential treatment after service.
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36% Bias Score
US Job Openings Rise Unexpectedly in April Despite Layoff Increase
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported nearly 7.4 million job openings in April, exceeding expectations despite rising layoffs and softening sentiment, suggesting a relatively steady labor market.
US Job Openings Rise Unexpectedly in April Despite Layoff Increase
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported nearly 7.4 million job openings in April, exceeding expectations despite rising layoffs and softening sentiment, suggesting a relatively steady labor market.
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36% Bias Score
Canada Post Labor Dispute: Minister Urges Negotiated Settlement or Arbitration
Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu is urging Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers to reach a negotiated settlement or proceed to binding arbitration to resolve their ongoing labor dispute, marked by disagreements over wages, overtime, and route changes, amid Canada Post's financial l...
Canada Post Labor Dispute: Minister Urges Negotiated Settlement or Arbitration
Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu is urging Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers to reach a negotiated settlement or proceed to binding arbitration to resolve their ongoing labor dispute, marked by disagreements over wages, overtime, and route changes, amid Canada Post's financial l...
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40% Bias Score
US Job Growth Slows Sharply in May Amidst Economic Uncertainty
US private-sector job growth unexpectedly slowed to 37,000 in May, significantly below forecasts and marking the lowest total since March 2023; economists attribute the decline to economic uncertainty and trade policy unpredictability, with small businesses experiencing the most substantial job loss...
US Job Growth Slows Sharply in May Amidst Economic Uncertainty
US private-sector job growth unexpectedly slowed to 37,000 in May, significantly below forecasts and marking the lowest total since March 2023; economists attribute the decline to economic uncertainty and trade policy unpredictability, with small businesses experiencing the most substantial job loss...
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44% Bias Score
China to Recruit 34,430 Graduates for Rural Positions
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for rural positions in underdeveloped areas, offering financial incentives and preferential treatment after service, to ease unemployment and revitalize the countryside.
China to Recruit 34,430 Graduates for Rural Positions
China's central government will recruit 34,430 college graduates for rural positions in underdeveloped areas, offering financial incentives and preferential treatment after service, to ease unemployment and revitalize the countryside.
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44% Bias Score
İzmir Mayor Ends Talks With Striking Workers
İzmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay ended negotiations with striking workers from İZENERJİ, İZELMAN, and Ege City Planning, citing political motivations and budgetary constraints despite offering a wage increase exceeding previous proposals.
İzmir Mayor Ends Talks With Striking Workers
İzmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay ended negotiations with striking workers from İZENERJİ, İZELMAN, and Ege City Planning, citing political motivations and budgetary constraints despite offering a wage increase exceeding previous proposals.
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60% Bias Score
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