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In which European countries is it easiest to see a doctor?
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Small Italian town forbids residents to get sick
The declaration comes amid severe workforce shortages in the region and across Italy.
These were rated the best companies to work for in Europe in 2024
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Why are companies firing Gen Z employees soon after hiring them?
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Almost 50% of employees feel uncomfortable admitting use of AI at work
Despite its growing use, excitement around AI is waning as employees express concerns that AI tools may result in heavier workloads and faster-paced demands.
Europe: Half of workers stressed, one-third eyeing job change
ManpowerGroup's survey examines workers' perceptions, finding stress as a widespread issue. CCO Becky Frankiewicz tells of the importance of work-life balance, career development, and skills training for staff retention.
Working from wherever: Is hiring across borders worth the risk?
As some firms scale back work-from-home policies, others continue to promote flexible set-ups. Mark Frein, chief operating officer at Oyster, talks to Euronews about remote working - and the benefits of hiring diverse talent.
AI could take up to 3 million UK jobs, report finds
Over time, artificial intelligence could lead to up to three million job losses in the UK, but that number will be offset by the new jobs created in the sector, a new report says.
Can't wait to give up work? Why some people are not the retiring type
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AI adoption could boost European business but what’s holding us back?
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