Starmer Outlines Six Key Policy Goals with Specific Targets
Sir Keir Starmer's speech on Thursday presented six key policy goals with specific targets for improvement by the end of parliament, addressing living standards, housing, healthcare, policing, early childhood education, and energy security, aiming to improve various aspects of British life.
Starmer Outlines Six Key Policy Goals with Specific Targets
Sir Keir Starmer's speech on Thursday presented six key policy goals with specific targets for improvement by the end of parliament, addressing living standards, housing, healthcare, policing, early childhood education, and energy security, aiming to improve various aspects of British life.
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Belgium Grants Sex Workers Full Labor Rights
Belgium grants sex workers full labor rights starting Sunday, including employment contracts and social benefits, following its 2022 decriminalization of sex work, but challenges remain for marginalized workers.
Belgium Grants Sex Workers Full Labor Rights
Belgium grants sex workers full labor rights starting Sunday, including employment contracts and social benefits, following its 2022 decriminalization of sex work, but challenges remain for marginalized workers.
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French Labor Agreements Reached
French employers and unions reached three key agreements concerning unemployment benefits, senior employment, and union representation, despite some union reservations.
French Labor Agreements Reached
French employers and unions reached three key agreements concerning unemployment benefits, senior employment, and union representation, despite some union reservations.
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Hamburg Reinstates Compulsory "One-Euro Jobs"
Hamburg's Jobcenter plans to reinstate compulsory "one-euro jobs" for unemployed individuals who miss appointments, sparking controversy and concerns about its impact on social welfare and public perception.
Hamburg Reinstates Compulsory "One-Euro Jobs"
Hamburg's Jobcenter plans to reinstate compulsory "one-euro jobs" for unemployed individuals who miss appointments, sparking controversy and concerns about its impact on social welfare and public perception.
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China's Fertility Policies
China's declining birth rate prompts government initiatives to boost fertility through financial aid, childcare expansion, and improved maternity leave.
China's Fertility Policies
China's declining birth rate prompts government initiatives to boost fertility through financial aid, childcare expansion, and improved maternity leave.
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PSE-EE Focuses on Social Policies, Challenges Sovereigntist Ideals
PSE-EE leader Eneko Andueza urged local leaders to prioritize social policies, contrasting them with "sovereigntist identity utopias" and emphasizing citizen trust.
PSE-EE Focuses on Social Policies, Challenges Sovereigntist Ideals
PSE-EE leader Eneko Andueza urged local leaders to prioritize social policies, contrasting them with "sovereigntist identity utopias" and emphasizing citizen trust.
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Turkey's 2025 Minimum Wage to Balance Worker Welfare and Employer Capacity
Turkish Labor Minister Vedat Işıkhan announced that the Minimum Wage Determination Commission will meet on December 10th, 2024, to decide on the 2025 minimum wage, aiming to balance worker welfare and employer production capacity; the decision will take into account social justice and economic growt...
Turkey's 2025 Minimum Wage to Balance Worker Welfare and Employer Capacity
Turkish Labor Minister Vedat Işıkhan announced that the Minimum Wage Determination Commission will meet on December 10th, 2024, to decide on the 2025 minimum wage, aiming to balance worker welfare and employer production capacity; the decision will take into account social justice and economic growt...
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Green Party Elects New Leaders
The German Green Party elects new leadership amid low polling numbers. Franziska Brantner and Felix Banaszak are elected as co-chairs, focusing on economic climate policies and social issues, respectively.
Green Party Elects New Leaders
The German Green Party elects new leadership amid low polling numbers. Franziska Brantner and Felix Banaszak are elected as co-chairs, focusing on economic climate policies and social issues, respectively.
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French Unemployment Insurance Negotiations Reach Critical Point
French labor unions and employers are negotiating unemployment insurance reform, facing disagreements on age limits for benefits, cross-border worker benefits, and senior employment incentives.
French Unemployment Insurance Negotiations Reach Critical Point
French labor unions and employers are negotiating unemployment insurance reform, facing disagreements on age limits for benefits, cross-border worker benefits, and senior employment incentives.
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Portugal's Parental Leave Debate
Portugal debates extending parental leave, facing political divides and financial concerns.
Portugal's Parental Leave Debate
Portugal debates extending parental leave, facing political divides and financial concerns.
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Rising Income Inequality in Wealthy Nations
Income inequality is rising in wealthy nations, despite economic growth. Technological advancements, globalization, and inadequate social safety nets contribute to this issue. Policy solutions must focus on income stabilization and risk mitigation.
Rising Income Inequality in Wealthy Nations
Income inequality is rising in wealthy nations, despite economic growth. Technological advancements, globalization, and inadequate social safety nets contribute to this issue. Policy solutions must focus on income stabilization and risk mitigation.
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SCP Report: Employment Unrealistic for Many Welfare Recipients
The SCP's research reveals that a significant portion of welfare recipients cannot realistically obtain paid employment, highlighting the need for policy changes focused on improving quality of life rather than solely on employment.
SCP Report: Employment Unrealistic for Many Welfare Recipients
The SCP's research reveals that a significant portion of welfare recipients cannot realistically obtain paid employment, highlighting the need for policy changes focused on improving quality of life rather than solely on employment.
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