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Julius Probst examines industries in the United States that are highly reliant on migrant labor—and most exposed to fallout from Trump's immigration agenda.
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The summer hiring season is officially here, but recruiters are facing a complex season due to uncertain consumer behavior.
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Restaurants in Germany are struggling, but the government wants to support the industry through a reduction in the VAT.
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Spain’s decade-long depression finally seems to be over. The country is enjoying a labor market recovery and a tourism boom.
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