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KLM cancels another hundred flights due to the second strike this month

KLM scraps around one hundred flights on Wednesday due to a new strike from the ground staff. Thousands of passengers have been turned to the next available flight, reports a spokesperson for the airline. Land employees of KLM stopped on Wednesday between 8 a.m. and noon. On the Schiphol site you can see that dozens […]

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Ford scraps 1,000 jobs due to difficult switching to electric

The American Car Manufacturer Ford Will Cut Approximately 1,000 Jobs At Its Factory in the German City of Cologne At The Beginning of Next Year. Ford is struggling with the transition to electric cars. Production in the German City Will Switch from Two Shifts to a Single Shift, Ford Reports. The Car Manufacturer had PreviOutly

Economics

Trump advisor becomes just before a meeting about interest new FED director

A narrow majority of the US Senate has appointed Trump adviser Stephan Miran through a voting member of the Federal Reserve. As a result, the influence of President Donald Trump is expanded on the central bank of the United States. In August Adriana Kugler unexpectedly resigned as a FED director. This created an opening that

Economics

Tesla share shoots up after Musk bought 1 billion dollars in shares

The Price of Tesla Shares Has risen by More than 6 percent on the American Stock Exchange. The Price Rose After It was announced that CEO Elon Musk had Bought $ 1 Billion (€ 850 Million) Worth of Shares in His Own Company. The Purchase appears to be a demonstration of how much confidence musk

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End of NS strikes: trade unions agree with new collective labor agreement

The Members of Trade Unions FNV and VVMC Have Agreed to the New Collective Labor Agreement (CAO) With NS (Dutch Railways). With This, Peace Seems to Have Returned To The Railway: New Strikes Are Now Definitely Off The Table. Trade Union FNV Announced on Monday that no less than 89 percent of its Members Support

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Cabinet is taking steps in plan for (almost) free childcare

The Outgoing Cabinet is Introducing Clear Rules for When Childcare Will Become ‘Almost Free’ in 2029. In The New System, Parents Will Only Pay a Small Portion Themselves, While the Rest Will Be Directly Reimbursed to The GOVERNERSED. The Rules Are Being Drawn Up to Prevent Prices from Skyrocketing or Companies From Making Unreasonely Large

Economics

Flex industry feels the effects of stricter self-employed rules

The Stricter Rules for Self-Employed Individuals and Temporary Workers Are Significantly Changing the Flexible Labor Market. The Rules for Self-Employed Individuals Make Flexible Work More Attractive, While Other Laws Make Flexible Work More Expendive and Less Accessible, Accordance to the latest Report from ING Research. Since the beginning of 2025, the control of bogus self-employment

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