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- The Telegraph
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Employers across the country are preparing to slash pay for home workers as part of radical plans that could ignite a widespread backlash among staff.
- Austin American-Statesman
Fact-check: Is domestic oil more affordable than imported oil?
Kevin McCarthy said domestic oil is more affordable than imported oil. It costs more
- Bloomberg
Putin Is Pushing Germany’s Economy to the Breaking Point
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Gen Z workers entering the labor market are transforming what the idea of a typical office job looks like.
- Reuters
United Airlines contract to hike pilot pay over 14% in 18 months
United Airlines pilots will get more than 14% in pay raises in 18 months, and paid maternity leave under a new deal negotiated with the company, demonstrating the bargaining power aviators are enjoying in a short-staffed industry. The two-year agreement, approved by union leaders on Friday, will now be sent out to members for ratification. The contract provides more than 14.5% cumulative pay increases and enhanced overtime and training pay, said the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), which represents over 14,000 pilots at the Chicago-based carrier.
- Business Insider
McDonald's is revamping its system of recruiting franchisees to bring in more diverse candidates, report says
Franchisees will now have to be subject to a more stringent review every 20 years to ensure their suitability, the Wall Street Journal reported.
- NBC News
ER doctor who became sick with Covid at work says she was told to 'finish the shift'
A group of Houston doctors allege that American Physician Partners officials pressed them to work while ill, even if they had Covid and could spread it to patients.
- Motley Fool
Retirees: How to Make the 4% Rule Last in Retirement
A world of high inflation, poor stock returns, and a dwindling Social Security reserve can be unnerving to retirees.
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Walgreens reaches $105 million settlement with shareholders
Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc agreed to pay $105 million to settle a long-running class-action lawsuit accusing it of misleading shareholders about how rising generic drug prices and reimbursement pressures would hurt its pharmacy business. The preliminary all-cash settlement was filed on Thursday in a federal court in Chicago following six months of mediation, and requires a judge's approval. Walgreens denied wrongdoing, but settled to avoid the uncertainty, burden and cost of further litigation, settlement papers show.
- Consumer Reports
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- The New Voice of Ukraine
Germany could nationalize part of Nord Stream 2 pipeline
Germany's Economy Ministry is considering a plan to nationalize the section of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline that runs through inland waters and within the country, German news outlet Spiegel reported on June 24.
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The pilot shortage is 'only going to get worse,' union president says
Thousands of flights across the country have been canceled over the past week, largely due to the ongoing pilot shortage and severe weather.
- Fashionista
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The drama surrounding her latest business venture, SKKN by Kim Kardashian, feels familiar.
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Analysis-Running short of gas: Russia's pipeline repair has Europe worried
When Russia turns off the gas through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline for maintenance in July, Europe is starting to worry that it won't turn it back on again. This week, Russia cut gas flows to Europe to 40% of the pipeline's capacity, blaming delayed equipment repairs and leaving Germany and other European states racing to find alternative supplies to head off the risk of rationing when winter comes. Now, Europe fears President Vladimir Putin will use a scheduled maintenance programme on the pipeline from July 11 to 21 to turn the screws, putting a brake on efforts to refill inventories in retaliation for far-reaching sanctions over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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Is Biden to blame for higher gas prices? Drivers pay more in 93 countries.
Joe Biden's approval ratings have tanked as gas prices have soared, but analysts say the cost of oil is fueling higher pump prices across the globe.