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For generations, paid time off was designed around one idea. People stayed home when they were physically ill. A fever, a stomach infection, a broken bone, or something contagious. Mental difficulty, by
Read MoreTurnover rate is one of the most revealing numbers inside any organization. It shows how often employees leave within a specific period, usually one year, and it reflects much more than movement
Read MoreParis has been romanticized for more than a century. Films, advertisements, fashion magazines, and travel influencers present it as a flawless destination filled with beauty, elegance, and slow daily pleasures. In this
Read MoreThe placebo effect is one of the most fascinating and misunderstood phenomena in medicine. It occurs when a person experiences real improvement in symptoms after receiving a treatment that contains no active
Read MoreBetween 1845 and 1852, Ireland endured one of the gravest disasters in modern European history. Known in Irish as Gorta Mór, the Great Hunger caused the deaths of about one million people
Read MoreModern cinema is becoming increasingly dependent on familiar stories. Over the past decade, Hollywood has revived classic titles at a pace never seen before. Beloved films return in new forms, familiar characters
Read MoreOn June 5, the European Central Bank decided to reduce its three key interest rates by 25 basis points. It means that the deposit facility rate, refinancing rate, and lending facility rate
Read MoreWhen people hear the name Michelin, most think of elegant restaurants and glittering stars. Few remember that it all started with a tire company. The Michelin Guide, now the most respected restaurant
Read MoreBarcelona has taken one of the strongest stances in Europe against short-term tourist rentals. Mayor Jaume Collboni announced that by November 2028, the city will stop renewing licenses for apartments used as
Read MoreFor most of history, water belonged to people. Rivers, wells, and springs were shared by the communities that lived around them. However, over the past two centuries, that sense of common ownership
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