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It can affect tens of thousands of working women: endometriosis has a serious price in the workplace
Endometriosis can not only cause severe pain and exhaustion, but also affect work and income. ...

The 14 percent minimum wage increase is in danger: a tough debate is coming in the fall
The previously recorded 14 percent minimum wage increase is also in danger, after the employers would renegotiate the 2027 wage agreement due to ...

Air is being pumped underground: workers may have been trapped in the Nepalese tunnel
Air is being pumped into the tunnel of a hydroelectric power plant in Nepal, where more than a hundred workers may have been trapped after a ...

This is how you don't bring home stress at work: we show you the proven method of the Danes
There's a Danish word that offers an instant solution to everyday annoyances at work. ...

Péter Magyar: If public opinion decided on taxes, the country would become ungovernable
According to Péter Magyar, it is not the responsibility of the public and citizens to decide who is the most suitable for a given position, but of ...

AI isn't good for every job: that's why resume filters fail
About 60 percent of employers in the British labor market use some form of artificial intelligence in the selection process. ...

A third of middle managers pay for their team's food and drinks out of their own pockets
According to recent research, a third of managers use their own money to buy food or drink for their team to boost morale. ...

The university startup program will also be extended to doctoral students
The National Innovation Agency (NIÜ) is launching a new program for doctoral students: the details of the Hungarian Startup University (HSUP) ...

Why AI won't completely eliminate HR?
Although experts predict that artificial intelligence agents could significantly reduce HR staff by the end of the decade, companies are not ...

A Japanese company offers a monthly starting salary of two million to career starters
A real estate developer in Tokyo would pay almost four times the average salary of Japanese graduates to hire young people starting in the spring of ...