Rather than isolating states that violate individual rights and international law, Europe is enabling them to oppress with impunity The platform of the Leviathan natural gas field in the Mediterranean Sea is pictured from the Israeli coastal city of Caesarea on 24 February 2022 (AFP) The European Union has justsigned a tripartite gas dealwithEgyptandIsraelthat will increase the EU’s dependency on
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Continue reading Businesses forced to limit services TheAlgarve’shotel and restaurantsectors continue to struggle with achronic labour shortagewhich, in some cases, may force businesses to limit the services they offer. Hélder Martins, president of region’s hotel association AHETA, says the sector remains unable to attract the number of employees it needs despite the fact thatsalaries have increased 20% in recent years to an
Continue reading Hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars and airlines in Europe, the UK, the US and beyond struggle to fill vacancies The global hospitality sector employs around 30 million people in seasonal positions, and many of these will seemingly go unfilled as employers struggle to tempt workers back after the pandemic. Popular destinations such asGreece,Portugaland Spain are expecting a busy summer, but are
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