Mixed Views on AI in Germany: A Third See Opportunities Amid Job Concerns
A YouGov survey reveals divided German public opinion on AI, with many seeing both risks and benefits and anticipating ease in daily life and work.
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Rising Youth Interest in Apprenticeships Meets Employer Challenges Amid Labor Shortage in Germany 2024/2025
Increased apprenticeship interest among German youth contrasts with continued challenges companies face amid skilled labor shortages and employee ghosting.
Record-High Sick Leave in Germany Signals Structural Change for Employers
Sick leave in Germany rose to a new high in 2024, driven by respiratory and musculoskeletal illnesses, prompting calls for companies to adopt strategic health and workplace reforms.
SPD's Klingbeil Calls for Strong Industrial Policy and Job Security Amid Merz's Controversial Migration Remarks
SPD leader Lars Klingbeil advocates for strong industrial policy and job security, while Chancellor Merz stands by his contentious migration remarks, revealing political tensions in Germany's economic and social policies.
Bureaucratic Surge Spurs Creation of 325,000 New Jobs in Germany since 2022
A recent study reveals Germany has created 325,000 new jobs due to increasing bureaucratic demands, impacting business costs and productivity.
Job Cuts Rise in Germany Due to AI and Economic Pressures
Major German firms like Lufthansa and Bosch are cutting jobs as AI integration and economic difficulties escalate.
Industry Support Grows for Proposed Weekly Maximum Working Hours in Germany
Half of German companies support proposed maximum working hours, led by large industries.