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Lebanon - Delivery riders have got a perilous lifeline in form of food delivery through local delivery apps during Covid-19 pandemic. The job profile that saw boom during pandemic as people stayed home thereby surging
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United States - Wage theft is becoming a common practice in restaurant business, according to a non-profit advocacy group called One Fair Wage has said. Speaking to the media, the group’s President Saru Jayaraman commented
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United Kingdom - Farmers in the UK are facing troubled times due to a shortage of migrant workers amid harvest season. However, farmers are now forced to slash production from 2022 as a massive shortage
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Mali - Security forces have allegedly got into executions and promoting disappearance of Malians, the Human Rights Watch has confirmed. Government security forces have apparently been carrying out summary executions, enforced disappearances, and incommunicado detentions
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United States - Employee group formed by warehouse workers in New York’s Staten Island working for Amazon announced its goal to vote on unionization, becoming the latest labor-organizing effort from workers at one of the
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Russia- has been quite aggressive in hiring labor from Central Asia since long. In the same line, the country has been busy creating regulations and punitive laws directed as migrant labors. Entry bans into Russia
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Israel - Israeli authorities have highlighted a few Palestianian NGOs as terrorist outlets blaming them for spreading false information and hatred among people against Israel. On Friday, Israeli Defence Ministry took a major step by
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Bingerville -Eric M. Bailey, chief executive of Bailey Strategic Innovation Group mentions that instead of thinking of work and life as opposite weights on a scale, we should think of work as a part of
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South Korea - Seoul, the capital of South Korea, recently saw a different take on protests by workers. The streets of city were flooded with thousands of workers demanding better working conditions, dressed up as
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Myanmar - A United Nation appointed team of 59 members have been trying to collect and analyze more than two million pieces of evidence about possible human rights violations in Myanmar. The coup that happened
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