Central Finland's sote savings are being implemented – the administrative court quickly granted permission for the termination of services
Central Finland's welfare area is allowed to proceed with its planned service reductions despite appeals against a regional council decision.
Who will suffer the most from the social and health service cuts? The elderly? Wille Rydman answers on HAAPALA-TV at 12
Finnish Minister of Social Affairs and Health Wille Rydman faces scrutiny regarding proposed cuts to social and health services, particularly in light of concerns over elderly care, as opposition parties question his reassurances.
Terrible cuts sweep through Finland – See how your area is affected
Finland's regional welfare areas are undergoing significant service cuts, affecting health centers, care homes, and hospital wards, with varying impacts across the country.
Electrolux is laying off in Poland not only in factories. Cuts in the service center
Electrolux announces layoffs in its Polish operations, affecting both manufacturing and services in response to a crisis in the home appliance market.
Almost half of Toronto-area immigrant settlement services expect program closures
Nearly half of the immigrant service organizations in the Greater Toronto Area anticipate program closures due to federal funding cuts that are set to take effect in 2024.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Schwesig seeks power struggle with the Bahn - and pays
Manuela Schwesig criticizes Deutsche Bahn over schedule delays and cuts to train services, spurring a public outcry and prompting debates on local transportation reliability.
Nova Scotia budget set to be delivered, with spending cuts expected
Nova Scotia's Finance Minister is set to present a budget that anticipates significant spending cuts and service reductions due to rising deficits.
Smokejumper and union leader aims to win in Montana by focusing on workers
Sam Forstag, a smokejumper and union leader, is advocating for the rights of Forest Service workers in Montana following significant job cuts.
The historic Greek-language service of Deutsche Welle is closing – Massive cuts
Deutsche Welle's Greek-language service will end due to budget cuts, impacting its broader journalistic offerings.
Deutsche Welle closes its Greek language service – Massive cutbacks
Deutsche Welle has announced the closure of its Greek language service as part of broader budget cuts affecting various language journalism.
Because the federal government is cutting: Deutsche Welle has to save 21 million
Deutsche Welle faces a significant budget cut from the German government, requiring savings of 21 million euros, resulting in job losses and reductions in service offerings.
Alert in New York and NJ: the map of cuts and diversions in transportation for a month near the Portal Bridge
A major transport disruption is set to affect commuters between New Jersey and Manhattan as the old Portal Bridge closes for anticipated repairs, resulting in temporary service changes and increased congestion.
'Significant Service Deterioration' Coming in Nyborg After Million-Kroner Hole in Municipal Budget
Nyborg Municipality has unveiled a budget plan featuring significant cuts due to a 72 million kroner deficit.
Alberta premier warns 'significant' deficits to come, rules out tax hikes or big cuts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith anticipates substantial deficits for the province due to low oil prices but has dismissed tax increases and major service cuts.
Top politicians in the Satakunta welfare area reject funding cut proposal – only the National Coalition Party shows understanding
Leaders of large and medium-sized groups in the Satakunta welfare area unanimously oppose the government's proposed cuts to welfare area funding, with only the National Coalition Party showing some moderate understanding of the proposal.
Rodalies begins its service with cuts and speed limitations: 'We are losing three to zero'
Rodalies train services resumed with significant disruptions and speed restrictions, with officials unable to provide a timeline for normal operation following a serious accident in January.
These sectors will experience water cuts during maintenance work at the La Toma plant this Sunday, February 8
Annual electrical maintenance at the La Toma plant is scheduled for Sunday, February 8, affecting water service in various sectors throughout the day.
Postal change negotiations concluded – reduction need of 121 people
The postal change negotiations have concluded with a clarified reduction need of 121 positions, down from an initial estimate of 172, as some staff will be reassigned within the company.
Dormagen: 14-Year-Old Yosef Died from Stabs and Cuts
The autopsy confirmed that 14-year-old Yosef was murdered, sparking a search for the perpetrator with a substantial reward for information, while the community organizes a memorial service.
The railway system breaks down amid an unprecedented crisis
The railway system is facing unprecedented challenges, including service cuts, increased incidents, and a climate of distrust among travelers following recent accidents.
The Adif control center fails again and chains two cuts in Rodalies early in the morning
The Adif control center experienced signaling failures leading to two service interruptions on the Rodalies during the morning rush hour, exacerbating ongoing issues.
New incidents from Adif complicate Rodalies service with cuts in service and widespread delays
New incidents from Adif have caused total service cuts and widespread delays in Rodalies, impacting mobility in Catalunya during the morning commute.
Rodalies faces its second week of exceptionality still with numerous sections cut
After a fatal accident in Gelida, the Rodalies service in Barcelona continues to operate under exceptional conditions with multiple service cuts due to safety concerns.
Arizona Sen Kelly sues Hegseth over military pension cuts following video message
Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona is suing the War Department and Secretary Pete Hegseth over cuts to his military retirement pay after he encouraged service members to resist illegal orders in a video message.
BBC boss insists 'double' should be spent on the World Service
BBC Director General Tim Davie has called for the UK to double its funding for the BBC World Service during a committee meeting, highlighting the impact of existing budget cuts.