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eldia.es • Employment • Canary Islands
A study reveals that Canarian job seekers reject offers due to poor work-life balance, transportation issues, and high housing costs.
theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada
US tariffs are negatively impacting Canada's job market, leading to significant full-time job losses and a rise in involuntary part-time employment, particularly affecting the core-age workforce.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned of the potential economic consequences of President Trump's tariffs, expressing concern that they could create a challenging situation for the central bank's dual mandate of full employment and price stability.
thelocal.dk • Politics • Denmark
Denmark's government announced a major reform of its unemployment system, significantly reducing government spending and granting municipalities greater autonomy in managing job centers and unemployment benefits.
thelocal.dk • Politics • Denmark
Denmark is undergoing significant reforms to its job center system, leading to downsizing and potential disadvantages for some job seekers, while a court rejected a lawsuit aiming to halt the country's indirect arms exports to Israel.
thelocal.dk • Immigration • Denmark
This article details the process for work permit holders in Denmark to maintain their residency after job loss, outlining the conditions and procedures for extending permits or applying for job-seeking permits.
prensa.com • Economics • Panama
Despite a recent increase in new job contracts, Panama's labor market still lags behind pre-pandemic levels, facing challenges in youth employment and informal work.
theatlantic.com • Economics • World
The article explores the unexpectedly high unemployment rate among recent college graduates, suggesting potential causes including lingering effects of past recessions, a diminishing return on college education, and the rising impact of artificial intelligence.
theepochtimes.com • Economics • China
US sanctions and a worsening trade war are causing a massive unemployment crisis in China, potentially affecting tens of millions of jobs and leading to reverse migration.
theepochtimes.com • Economics • United States
The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected in April, exceeding market forecasts and showing continued strength in the labor market despite some economic uncertainty.
This article argues that President Trump's tariffs, while intending to boost American employment, ultimately harm the economy and fail to address the underlying causes of declining workforce participation.
nytimes.com • Business • World
A Substack newsletter called 'Laid Off' provides a support network for people experiencing job loss, gaining traction amidst rising unemployment concerns.
elpais.com • Economics • Spain
Spain's April labor market reached a record high with over 21.5 million affiliated workers, driven by Easter tourism and boosting hospitality jobs.
diariosur.es • Economics • Spain
Málaga experienced a significant increase in employment in April, driven by Easter and the start of the high tourist season, becoming the province with the highest employment growth in mainland Spain.
businessinsider.com • Business • World
In 2025, changing jobs is riskier than in previous years due to slow hiring, economic uncertainty, and a less robust job market.
theepochtimes.com • Politics • China
Amidst China's economic downturn and rising youth unemployment, Xi Jinping urges young people to work in rural areas, raising concerns about potential social unrest.
theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada
The Canadian job market for recent graduates is experiencing its worst conditions in decades, with unemployment rates reaching a two-decade high due to weak economic growth and a US-driven trade war.