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Berlin politics: Top positions still predominantly held by men
There are around 2,130 top positions in Berlin's political arena. Of these, only 33.94% are held by women, as a new study reveals.
Young workers bring about a turnaround at ver.di
Inflation and declining aversion to trade unions are causing them to regain importance in Germany.
The EU Talent Pool: A new proposal from the Commission to attract skilled workers
A central talent pool is intended to simplify recruitment processes and make it easier for job seekers from non-EU countries to find work.
New Work: Challenges and Opportunities
New Work: Self-determined work in a changing world and doing what you “really, really want to do.”
Study: Queer people still not very visible and still face discrimination in the workplace
According to a study by the FES, queer people in the workplace are still at increased risk of discrimination and disadvantage.
Racism in the workplace: EU study shows worsening situation for Black people
A new study on racism shows that Black people in Germany are particularly affected.
Employers and pension systems under pressure: Employees want to retire earlier
Most employees in Germany would like to be able to retire at the age of 63 at the latest.
Bertelsmann Ranking 2023: Dynamics of occupational demand in Germany
Which professions are currently in high demand? The Bertelsmann Foundation answers this question with its 2023 profession ranking.
East-West equality: A closer look at the facts and challenges
A new study by the WSI reveals differences in gender equality between East and West Germany.
Report on the status of German unity: How is reunified Germany doing?
According to a recent report, not all differences between East and West Germany have been eliminated yet.
Recruiting without applications? What lies behind open hiring
A new job without applying or interviewing? What sounds unrealistic at first is part of a unique recruiting concept.
Four-day week in Germany? New field study
The four-day workweek continues to be hotly debated, but rarely tested. A new field study is now set to begin in Germany.
Dynamics of the working world
To meet the modern challenges of the working world, such as the shortage of skilled workers, it helps to take a look at the development of work.
Revolution in the world of work?! - How working hours and workplaces could change in the future
The world of work is dynamic. Mandatory attendance and a four-day week could change the future of work.
Artificial intelligence: What will the future of work look like?
What does the future of work look like with the use of artificial intelligence? A study by the ILO has the answers.
Heat makes us unproductive: Economic consequences of the climate crisis
A new Allianz study shows how the climate crisis is affecting the economy—especially as a result of heat waves.
Emotional labor in politics: Effects on politicians
What are the implications when people have to balance their private lives, responsibilities, and political decisions at the same time?
The middle class in Germany: A dwindling group?
The middle class is always the subject of heated debate. But who actually belongs to this group?
Skilled labor shortage: Apprentices urgently wanted
The shortage of skilled workers is already noticeable in many ways, including in training: How many training positions remain unfilled?
Proportion of women in companies: East and West in comparison
In eastern Germany, the proportion of women in management positions in public companies is significantly higher than in western Germany. Why is that?
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