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“Other countries have air-defense systems, but Israel’s are better”: Arrow 3 lands in Germany as Israel pursues new mega deals

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Quiet Quitting: The labor market’s silent killer

17.09.24|Sponsored Content

From workers doing the bare minimum through to those seeking other employment without leaving: Meet “Quiet Quitting,” the greatest threat to the labor. New data reveals that, since the Covid pandemic, 50% of workers don’t feel committed to their workplace, keep a low profile, but aren’t resigning. Employers are struggling to address this trend that’s severely damaging productivity. The good news is that there are ways to stop it before it’s too late