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On the menu : European citizens fleeing the UK leaves those recruiting worried, Ver.di seeking 6% pay rise during the upcoming banking negotiations as well as the right to lifelong learning,  Banking sector agreement secured in Argentina, Ministry of Labor now absorbed into Justice, Economy and Citizenship in Brazil, in the United States, Marriott International includes sexual harassment in its employment contracts.
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Brexit/European citizens fleeing the UK leaves those recruiting worried. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reports that outflow in the period April-June 2018 and for the first time in a decade, net migration between the EU and the UK registered a net (27,000 EU immigrants vs. 30,000 EU emigrants). In the year between July 2017 and June 2018 net EU migration inflows to the UK fell to its lowest level in 6 years at just 74,000, or 60% fewer than in the 2016 Brexit referendum year, and a lo

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