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USAID Shutdown Disrupts Livelihoods of American Workers and Farmers (AP)
The shutdown of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has led to significant job losses and threatens various organizations reliant on its funding. This includes nonprofits, universities, and businesses connected to USAID programs. The halt has raised concerns about the long-term impacts on U.S. farmers and global influence.
U.S. Government Attempts to Rehire Nuclear Staff After Sudden Layoffs (BBC News)
The U.S. government is trying to rehire nuclear staff it dismissed days ago, following concerns over national security and operational gaps at nuclear facilities.
UK Employers Consider Largest Layoffs in a Decade Amid Tax Hikes (The Guardian)
British companies are preparing for significant workforce reductions due to declining business confidence and upcoming tax increases.
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Is the U.S. Rollback on Diversity Policies Reaching the Netherlands? (Het Parool)
With shifting political and corporate attitudes, experts weigh in on the future of diversity initiatives in the Netherlands.
Dutch Employers Adjust Work Conditions Amid Labor Shortages (NOS)
Nearly half of Dutch employers are restructuring work processes due to ongoing labor shortages. Businesses are implementing flexible hours, offering better benefits, and adjusting job structures to attract and retain workers in a competitive market.
Universities Implement Layoffs Amid Financial Challenges (NOS)
Recent reports indicate that multiple Dutch universities are implementing layoffs due to financial challenges. Institutions describe these staff reductions as "the most painful measure" necessitated by current budgetary constraints.
Amsterdam Hotels Are Struggling to Find Staff (Het Parool)
The shortage is attributed to factors such as the high cost of living in Amsterdam, competition from other sectors, and lingering effects of the pandemic, which prompted many workers to leave the hospitality industry.
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