Human behavior
Girls experience ‘exam stress’ more than boys: Survey
Girls are more likely to experience exam stress and pressure at school since they perceive education as an "escape route," the Turkish Statistical Institute's (TÜİK) Survey on Children for 2022 revealed.
Within the scope of the research, TUİK compiled data on 14,705 children in the 0-17 age group.
Options for domestic tourists in summer season narrow
Most hotels have opened for the summer vacation season and openings will continue until mid-April. Price increases for the 2023 season range from 40 percent to 125 percent in all-inclusive hotels, the preferred option for families.
Details such as the location of the establishment, its preference and the choice of foreign guests are important factors in the price increases.
9 ways to bring every generation but leave the family drama at home
Three generations packed in a van, navigating winding roads and family dramas: It sounds like a scene from Season 2 of "The White Lotus." But the show's fictional Di Grasso clan isn't the only extended family hitting the road together as Covid retreats. Real-life parents, grandparents and grandchildren are packing their bags for long-delayed multigenerational trips.
Parliament approves new migration code
Greece's Parliament approved on Wednesday a Migration Ministry legislation that overhauls that migration code, clarifying regulations about residence permits for non-EU migrants and unaccompanied children, and incorporating a related EU Directive (2021/1883/EK).
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Survey: More Bulgarians are Satisfied with their Standard of Living Now compared to 2018
Bulgarians are happier and more satisfied compared to 2018, and the share of those who think that their happiness depends entirely on themselves is increasing. This is shown by a study by the marketing consulting and research agency BluePo!nt, dedicated to the happiness of Bulgarians.
The research was conducted in February this year among the urban population.
Albania’s Mild Punishments for Electoral Crimes Undermine its Democracy
The few and minimal sentences handed down by the justice system for electoral corruption do little to discourage such violations, according to experts - and undermine the path towards democracy.
Employers can’t find the staff they want
Seven in every nine employers in Greece face a problem observed worldwide, that of employers' difficulty in finding employees with skills such as responsibility, critical thinking and analysis, as well as taking the initiative, according to the ManpowerGroup's annual Talent Shortage Survey.
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Employers, managers behind most work abuse
Six out of 10 people that are reported for incidents of violence and harassment in the workplace are employers or persons exercising managerial authority or representing the employer, according to the results of the annual report of the relevant Labor Inspectorate department that monitors violence and harassment at work.
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EU deal to move migrant children from Greece officially ends
A voluntary scheme by European Union member states to accept unaccompanied migrant children from Greece officially ended Tuesday, raising concern over delays still facing the bloc in hammering out a comprehensive new migration agreement.
Telegram Shuts Serbian ‘Revenge Porn’ Groups Exposed by BIRN
Instant messaging service Telgram has removed the group Oralna podrška (Oral support) with over 50,000 members - one of the largest Serbian Telegram groups that shared women's intimate photos and videos, as well as porn content - along with 12 other groups that published revenge porn.