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AI will kill and re-create 800.000 jobs in Germany, says Nahles

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By Olivia Logan
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The head of Germany’s Federal Employment Agency has warned that AI will leave the federal republic with around 800.000 fewer jobs, but is likely to create the same number of positions. "We predict that over the next 15 years, about 800.000 jobs in Germany will be lost due to AI, but a similar number will also be created," Andrea Nahles told Handelsblatt. The figures are based on recent research by the Institute for Employment Research (IAB), which is part of the Federal Employment Agency.
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Ryanair changes bag drop deadline to 60 minutes before flight

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By Olivia Logan
| IamExpat.nl
Ryanair has changed how passengers check in their hold luggage at the airport, with new rules taking effect this week. Here’s what travellers need to know before flying. Ryanair passengers are now required to drop off their hold luggage at least 60 minutes before their scheduled departure time, under new rules introduced on November 10. Previously, passengers could check in hold luggage as little as 40 minutes before scheduled departure.
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Germany plans to scrap tax classes III and V: What it means for you

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By Olivia Logan
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German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil (SPD) plans to shake up the German tax system by scrapping classes III and V. Here’s what the change would mean for you: According to an internal government document seen by Handelsblatt, Klingbeil will scrap tax classes III and V by the end of 2026. The two tax classes are popular among married couples.
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