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Employees under 45 more likely to take sick leave for mental health issues

Employees under 45 more likely to take sick leave for mental health issues

Employees under the age of 45 are increasingly experiencing absenteeism due to psychological issues such as burnout, anxiety, and extreme fatigue. Data shows that 60 percent of this age group was absent for these reasons in 2025, a significant increase from 51 percent in 2020.

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Emergency services dispatched to nursing home due to heat, residents moved to cooler rooms

Emergency services dispatched to nursing home due to heat, residents moved to cooler rooms

Emergency services responded to a nursing home in Amsterdam-Noord after indoor temperatures became dangerously high for residents during extreme heat. Firefighters assisted in moving residents to cooler areas within the building, and a GRIP 1 emergency status was declared to coordinate the response. No injuries were reported, though authorities are investigating ways to improve the facility's inadequate cooling systems.

Red Cross opens donation account for aid to Venezuela

Red Cross opens donation account for aid to Venezuela

The Red Cross has opened donation account 5125 to support relief efforts following a double earthquake in Venezuela. The organization reports that thousands of people are in urgent need of food, water, hygiene products, and household items.

Debate over the new Haarlemmermeer coalition: Read all the reactions in our live blog

Debate over the new Haarlemmermeer coalition: Read all the reactions in our live blog

A liveblog provides real-time updates on the debate regarding the new coalition agreement in Haarlemmermeer, which is taking place in Hoofddorp. Reporter Frederique Teillers is covering the responses and developments throughout the session.

Code red in more and more Italian cities due to heat

Code red in more and more Italian cities due to heat

Seventeen of Italy's twenty-seven largest cities are currently under a code red alert due to extreme heat across Europe. The high-level warning affects major cities including Rome, Milan, Turin, Venice, and Verona, as reported by the Italian news agency ANSA.

Tata Steel names Herman van der Meyden as successor to Donald Pols

Tata Steel names Herman van der Meyden as successor to Donald Pols

Herman van der Meyden has been appointed as the new director of communications and public affairs at Tata Steel. He succeeds Donald Pols, who was dismissed after just one day in the position following revelations regarding his past leadership of a far-right student group in South Africa.