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Green News Germany to slash renewable energy fees to ease burden of higher bills A typical German household has seen bills rise by 9.3% over the past 12 months. 15/10/2021
Travel News 100k jobs lost in UK travel sector due to 'complicated' restrictions The British government's travel restrictions have "choked off" this summer's travel trade and now jobs are being cut as a result, according to an industry body. 14/09/2021
France Former French PM François Fillon faces fresh 'fake jobs' investigation Former French prime minister François Fillon is facing a new investigation into reports he hired a parliamentary assistant with public money to write his 2017 presidential candidate book. 03/09/2021
Nature Why COVID is making people quit their jobs to go and work on a farm This year is the 50th anniversary of WWOOFING - which stands for World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms. 24/08/2021
Nature A day with a fisherman: Why it's one of the world's most dangerous job Every year, dozens of European fishermen die at sea and hundreds are injured. Have you ever thought about the people behind the fish on your plate? #Ocean 31/07/2021
Ocean The European fishermen in need of a safety net In partnership with the European Commission Every year dozens of European fishermen die at sea. Hundreds get injured. What could be done to make this job safer? We take a look at the life of fishermen and what is being done to protect them. 20/07/2021
Ocean Preserving fish stocks to help save fishermen's lives In partnership with the European Commission Reducing the hours fishermen spend at sea could be beneficial to depleted fishing stocks and help with their fatigue that is often the cause of accidents at sea. Ocean talks to a trade unionist in Emilia-Romagna to see what is being done to protect fishermen and fish. 20/07/2021
My Europe Series Is France’s bike industry on the road to a ‘Made in Europe’ comeback? 'Made in Asia’ dumping methods have damaged Europe’s industries. Can the European Union rescue the ‘made in Europe’ market and save European jobs? Unreported heads to France to take a look at the bike industry and its European comeback. 16/07/2021
Europe News Romanian workers stage 2,000km protest against low pay The minimum wage is just €281 a month when the cost of living is €572 a month 05/07/2021
Europe News European Commission aims to tackle working status of platform workers The Commission aims to make things clearer for the EU's 24 million gig workers. The digital platform economy is now worth an estimated €14 billion. 17/06/2021
Destinations Earn €100,000 with this dream job in the Bahamas Time to swap the mundane surroundings of your home office for sun, sea and sand in the Bahamas? This job will pay you €100,000 for the privilege... 11/05/2021
Tech News This country is having a major tech boom - and wants to give you a job It has attracted the likes of Facebook and Google. But with a local talent deficit, Singapore is looking abroad for skilled workers to fuel its tech boom. 07/05/2021
Real Economy Job retention schemes are keeping millions in work, what happens once they end? In partnership with The European Commission With the pandemic, lockdowns, climate change and the digital transition, employment in Europe has rarely been so precarious. Job retention schemes are keeping millions in work, but what happens once they end? 05/05/2021
Business Series Business Angola explores how economic growth is getting a boost In partnership with Governo de Angola How is Angola overcoming its economic challenges? Euronews finds out in this week's edition of Business Angola. 21/04/2021
Real Economy The race to stop Europe’s young and jobless from becoming a ‘lost generation’ In partnership with The European Commission The pandemic has caused unemployment to rise throughout Europe. The under 29's have been particularly affected and are now having to compete with the newly unemployed with more experience. We take a look at what the EU is doing to improve employment for young people. 10/03/2021
Spain Britons living in Spain faced with post-Brexit reality Britons are advised to register for healthcare as residents in Spain and have until June 30, 2021 to change their driving licences to Spanish ones. 28/02/2021
Real Economy Will publishing salaries help gender equality in Europe's workplaces? In partnership with The European Commission There's still a pay gap between men and women in Europe. So what's being done to create better parity? Real Economy takes a look at how The European Pillar of Social Rights and its pay transparency directive are influencing EU social policies on gender. 24/02/2021
Travel News Is this the most sought after job in the world? The caretaker position on the remote Great Blasket Island is one of the most sought after jobs in the world - and applications close this week. 20/01/2021
Real Economy The EU scheme making 'SURE' unemployment stays low In partnership with The European Commission Government short-time work and furlough schemes across Europe have helped keep people in work and kept unemployment low during the pandemic. Now the EU has created the SURE initiative to provide financial support for these schemes in 18 EU countries. 13/01/2021
United Kingdom UK: Philip Green's retail empire Arcadia Group calls in administrators The UK retail empire run by the billionaire Philip Green for 18 years has been placed into a type of bankruptcy protection in a move that effectively puts some 13,000 jobs at risk. 30/11/2020