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Canada's AI Push: Government Partners with Cohere for Public Sector AI Deployment
The Canadian government and Toronto-based AI startup Cohere Inc. signed a memorandum of understanding to explore using AI in government operations, aiming for efficiency gains and supporting domestic AI development; this follows a $240 million government investment in Cohere last year.
Canada's AI Push: Government Partners with Cohere for Public Sector AI Deployment
The Canadian government and Toronto-based AI startup Cohere Inc. signed a memorandum of understanding to explore using AI in government operations, aiming for efficiency gains and supporting domestic AI development; this follows a $240 million government investment in Cohere last year.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey's Kamu-Sen Rejects Government Wage Offer, Plans Strike
Turkey's Kamu-Sen union rejected the government's 8th Collective Bargaining Agreement offer for public workers and retirees due to insufficient wage increases, highlighting rising living costs and the demand for wages reflecting market prices. Planned union actions include social media campaigns and...
Turkey's Kamu-Sen Rejects Government Wage Offer, Plans Strike
Turkey's Kamu-Sen union rejected the government's 8th Collective Bargaining Agreement offer for public workers and retirees due to insufficient wage increases, highlighting rising living costs and the demand for wages reflecting market prices. Planned union actions include social media campaigns and...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish City Council Faces Backlash for Hiring Private Detectives to Monitor Sick Employees
The Fuengirola City Council in Malaga, Spain, is hiring private detectives for €18,148 to monitor at least ten municipal employees on sick leave for one year to investigate potential misuse of public funds due to high absenteeism rates (around 10% in some departments), prompting criticism from the C...
Spanish City Council Faces Backlash for Hiring Private Detectives to Monitor Sick Employees
The Fuengirola City Council in Malaga, Spain, is hiring private detectives for €18,148 to monitor at least ten municipal employees on sick leave for one year to investigate potential misuse of public funds due to high absenteeism rates (around 10% in some departments), prompting criticism from the C...
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44% Bias Score
Belfast Leisure Center Workers to Strike Over Pay Dispute
Over 200 Belfast leisure center workers employed by Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL) will strike for 24 hours on August 12th, demanding a £1 per hour pay increase to match the living wage, citing a 13-15% pay gap compared to other Northern Irish leisure centers.
Belfast Leisure Center Workers to Strike Over Pay Dispute
Over 200 Belfast leisure center workers employed by Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL) will strike for 24 hours on August 12th, demanding a £1 per hour pay increase to match the living wage, citing a 13-15% pay gap compared to other Northern Irish leisure centers.
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40% Bias Score
Thuringia Plans 35 New Judicial Positions to Combat Retirement Wave
Thuringia's Justice Minister Beate Meißner proposes a €3.2 million plan to hire 35 judges and prosecutors, plus 20 judicial assistants, to address a looming retirement wave affecting 46% of judges and prosecutors over the next 10 years, with administrative courts facing significant strain due to asy...
Thuringia Plans 35 New Judicial Positions to Combat Retirement Wave
Thuringia's Justice Minister Beate Meißner proposes a €3.2 million plan to hire 35 judges and prosecutors, plus 20 judicial assistants, to address a looming retirement wave affecting 46% of judges and prosecutors over the next 10 years, with administrative courts facing significant strain due to asy...
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44% Bias Score
Genoa's Minimum Wage Mandate Divides Unions
Genoa's city council mandated a €9/hour minimum wage for municipal contract workers, prompting divided reactions from trade unions; some applaud the initiative, while others criticize the lack of prior consultation, potentially leading to legal challenges or implementation delays.
Genoa's Minimum Wage Mandate Divides Unions
Genoa's city council mandated a €9/hour minimum wage for municipal contract workers, prompting divided reactions from trade unions; some applaud the initiative, while others criticize the lack of prior consultation, potentially leading to legal challenges or implementation delays.
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52% Bias Score
Russia to Increase Salaries for State-Funded Workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025
The Russian government will raise salaries for various state-funded workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025, impacting healthcare, education, and other sectors, aiming to counter inflation and maintain public sector wages; vacation pay calculations will also change, incorporating quarterly and annual bonuses.
Russia to Increase Salaries for State-Funded Workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025
The Russian government will raise salaries for various state-funded workers by 7.6% in Fall 2025, impacting healthcare, education, and other sectors, aiming to counter inflation and maintain public sector wages; vacation pay calculations will also change, incorporating quarterly and annual bonuses.
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40% Bias Score
China's Austerity Drive: Economic Impact and Broader Security Concerns
China's renewed austerity measures targeting civil servants' spending, including bans on lavish banquets and restrictions on travel, are impacting businesses and potentially slowing economic growth, as predicted by analysts, reflecting a broader national security focus and a renewed emphasis on anti...
China's Austerity Drive: Economic Impact and Broader Security Concerns
China's renewed austerity measures targeting civil servants' spending, including bans on lavish banquets and restrictions on travel, are impacting businesses and potentially slowing economic growth, as predicted by analysts, reflecting a broader national security focus and a renewed emphasis on anti...
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40% Bias Score
Greek Pension Disparity Highlights Public-Private Sector Divide
Greece's June 2025 pension data reveals an average gross pension of €843.63, with 60% of pensioners receiving under €1,000; new private sector retirees average €760.16 compared to €1,327.67 for public sector retirees, reflecting the impact of the 10-year economic crisis and pension reforms.
Greek Pension Disparity Highlights Public-Private Sector Divide
Greece's June 2025 pension data reveals an average gross pension of €843.63, with 60% of pensioners receiving under €1,000; new private sector retirees average €760.16 compared to €1,327.67 for public sector retirees, reflecting the impact of the 10-year economic crisis and pension reforms.
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60% Bias Score
Bavaria to End Regular Gender Equality Reporting in Public Service
Bavaria plans to stop regularly reporting on women in public service leadership, sparking criticism from opposition parties. The government says a new system of departmental equality plans will achieve the same goal, despite concerns about transparency and data collection.
Bavaria to End Regular Gender Equality Reporting in Public Service
Bavaria plans to stop regularly reporting on women in public service leadership, sparking criticism from opposition parties. The government says a new system of departmental equality plans will achieve the same goal, despite concerns about transparency and data collection.
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44% Bias Score
Canada to Cut 57,000 Public Sector Jobs by 2028
The Canadian government plans to cut 57,000 public sector jobs by 2028, impacting services nationwide and disproportionately affecting younger workers, to offset increased military spending and tax cuts, according to a new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Canada to Cut 57,000 Public Sector Jobs by 2028
The Canadian government plans to cut 57,000 public sector jobs by 2028, impacting services nationwide and disproportionately affecting younger workers, to offset increased military spending and tax cuts, according to a new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
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56% Bias Score
Unresolved Salary Disputes and Rising Suicides Within Turkish Police Force
Turkish police officers' persistent calls for salary increases, mirroring similar demands from the gendarmerie and coast guard, remain unmet despite assurances from the Interior Minister, Ali Yerlikaya; the issue is further complicated by potential upcoming cabinet changes and a recent rise in polic...
Unresolved Salary Disputes and Rising Suicides Within Turkish Police Force
Turkish police officers' persistent calls for salary increases, mirroring similar demands from the gendarmerie and coast guard, remain unmet despite assurances from the Interior Minister, Ali Yerlikaya; the issue is further complicated by potential upcoming cabinet changes and a recent rise in polic...
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44% Bias Score
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