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Liverpool’s Half-Strength Loss in Europa League Group Stage
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-14 19:49:34
Finished the group stage with half the strength to cope with the defeat of Liji (Koji Watanabe via Getty Images)
[Now Sports]Liverpool, who were confirmed to be the first to advance to the Europa League in advance, lost 1:2 away to Belgium’s St. Giles in the last game of Group E on Thursday with half strength. Liverpool has many young players in charge, including Luke Chambers and Gan Na Bartley in the left and right backstops as well as backbone Jarell Quansah. The offensive line includes Doc and Gat Gordon, who is playing for the first time this season. The Dutch international Jia Bao forms a trident, and the three midfielders are Eliaji, Gudis Jones and Endo Hang.
After all, the half-strength attack and the fact that there were too many newcomers on the defensive line gave St. Giles, who was fighting for the line in this game, an opportunity to take advantage, especially since he was penetrated many times on the left. In the 21st minute, the opponent’s forward Gustav Nelson had a single chance, although he missed it, but it already sounded the alarm. As a result, in the 32nd minute, Gudis Jones was intercepted in the midfield, and St. Giles relied on a quick counterattack. Amora received the pass along the right and shot through the ten-finger gap of Kina’s boot with a single shot.
The Red Army received a corner kick from Gudis Jones on the right in the 40th minute. After getting rid of the opponent’s control in the penalty area, he shot into the net to equalize the score. However, the 1:1 only lasted 3 minutes. Si had a chance to counterattack on the left, once once more taking advantage of the Red Army’s empty defense, Peyadas received Amora’s pass and shot from outside the penalty area to make it 2:1 at halftime.
Although the Red Army replaced first-team players such as Gaffenbi, Zugomes and Daun Nunis in the second half, their offensive was still not as strong as the home team St. Kiles, and they almost conceded another goal in the 62nd minute. Peyadas had already ironed. The shot hit the net, but following a VAR review, Amora had a handball first and the goal was overturned. The Red Army later did not use Lus Dias or Subasnar who were sitting on the reserve bench. Instead, they sent in young players such as James McGanus and Shi Jianlang. The final score remained unchanged, 1: 2 lost.
Although Saint-Gilles won, Toulouse in the same group defeated Atletico Lisbon 2:1 in the same group. In the end, it was this Ligue 1 team that advanced with the Red Army. The second place had to play in the top 32, and Saint-Germain Rice will be relegated and play in the UEFA Europa League.
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CORRECTION OTS 0165 PRO-GE union: KV wages in the metal industry will rise by 8.5 percent from January
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-15 21:19:10
Overall package with a two-year certificate: minimum wage of 2,424.45 euros, higher overtime bonuses, apprentices receive up to 16.5 percent more and a climate ticket
Vienna (OTS) – It must take place in the sixth paragraph
The observation period for inflation was set as November 2023 to October 2024.
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The observation period for inflation was set as October 1, 2023 to September 30, 2024.
On December 15, the PRO-GE union continued collective bargaining negotiations for around 110,000 workers and 18,000 apprentices in the metal industry. After seven hours, a conclusion was reached in this third round with the employers. The scope of the collective agreement for the metal trade includes companies from eleven federal guilds of the Chamber of Commerce and includes many different professional groups, including electrical engineering, metal technology, mechatronics and automotive mechanics as well as the group of installers.
Due to inflation, PRO-GE has this year focused on increasing the minimum wages in the collective agreement. The KV minimum wages will therefore rise by 8.5 percent from January 1, 2024. The new minimum wage will be 2,424.45 euros. “For a young skilled worker, this results in an increase of around 220 euros per month,” says PRO-GE chief negotiator Reinhold Binder.
Actual wages will be increased by 8.2 percent. The allowances and expense allowances increase by 8.5 percent. It was also agreed that the overtime premiums for the 11th and 12th hours or following the 50th hour would be increased from 75 percent to 100 percent.
Apprentice incomes are increased gradually over the years. With an increase of 16.5 percent, the apprentice’s income in the first year of training will now be 932 euros. Incomes in the second and third years will be increased by 8.5 percent and in the fourth year by 7.8 percent.
In addition, it was agreed between the social partners that if employees take December 24th and 31st off, they only have to use one day of vacation.
Furthermore, an increase has already been agreed for January 1, 2025. The collectively agreed minimum wages then increase by the rolling inflation rate. The actual wages will be increased by the inflation rate plus 0.5 percent. The observation period for inflation was set as October 1, 2023 to September 30, 2024.
“The overall package with sustainable increases secures the purchasing power of employees and at the same time takes into account the challenging economic situation of many small commercial businesses. It was once once more agreed for apprentices that a climate ticket would be financed by the training company for the first three years of their apprenticeship,” says Binder and points out that this collective agreement regulation is currently unique in Austria.
Questions & Contact:
PRO-GE public relations
Mathias Beer
Tel.: 01 53 444 69035
Mobil: 0664 6145 920
E-Mail: mathias.beer@proge.at
Web: www.proge.at
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Public Health – Number 2023/4 – Vol. 35 – Public health. Volume 35, number 4
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-11-22 23:00:00
Page 363 to 365: Christine Rolland and Fabienne El Khoury – Health inequalities between women and men have long remained ignored and still need to be better defined, understood and measured | Page 367 to 369: Mathilde Touvier – Nutrition, health policies and prevention: inaugural lesson by Mathilde Touvier | Page 371 to 382: Bertille Varis, Adèle Kaldé-Frientz, Vanessa Rougier, Asma Zbitou, Clara Chwatacz, Joëlle Kivits and Abdou Yacoubou Omorou – Strengthening the well-being and nutrition of high school students: the intervention logic of the “High School Student” program Move » | Page 383 to 392: Marie-Alice Geant and Corinne Bois – Internship internships in PMI: shared perspectives of general practitioners, PMI and faculties | Page 393 to 403: Laura Viegas, Isabelle Dupie, Laurent Rigal, Esther Van Poel, Sara Willems, Alain Beaupin and Hector Falcoff – Patient triage and remote consultations in primary care structures during the Covid-19 pandemic in France ( PRICOV-19 study) | Page 405 to 416: Anthony Legobien, Hubert Martin, Véronique Bontemps, Jean-Pierre Maroni, Christian Thomas, Claudine Canale, Jean-Philippe Ursulet, Gérard Abraham, Claire Marchand and Cyril Crozet – Co-construction of a mono ETP system and polypathological in a municipal health center | Page 417 to 422: Florence Huber, Célia Basurko, Margot Oberlis, Leslie Alcouffe, Cyril Rousseau, Katell Le Poulain, Adriana Gonzalez, Lindsay Osei, Karl Kpossou, Nicolas Vignier, Claire Boceno and Solène Wiedner-Papin – Hunger in French Guiana: an endemic scourge amplified by the health crisis | Page 423 to 434: Véronique Deslauriers, Simona Bignami, Valérie Delaunay and John Sandberg – Does social integration really protect once morest loneliness? Gender determinants in a rural population of Senegal | Page 435 to 448: Ermel AK Johnson, Moumini Niaoné, Aristide Romaric Bado, Youl Yeri Traore and Issiaka Sombié – Optimization of primary health care in Burkina Faso: an approach informed by the EQUIST tool | Page 449: Bibliographic notices.
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