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As many as 33,000 hospitality jobs could be at risk in the UK due to a proposed overnight visitor levy, trade body UKHospitality has said. The proposed hotel tax plan would enable mayors and local
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The city's migrant workers have sparked a broader national debate, and it is clear from the streets of Portsmouth that it has manifested itself in the city. In response to a series of protests and
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Germany has opened up an employment route for citizens of 12 specific countries through residence-based employment visas that require no formal proof of or recognition for their professional qualifications. The provision will be implemented in
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Now, the need for a five-day banking week has returned in the wake of the Bank Strike on September 11. Bank unions are demanding a holiday on Saturdays and reduction in the working days on
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Japan is welcoming foreign workers into its security industry - and April 2027 could be the tipping point. The National Police Agency (NPA) of Japan has decided to establish an expert panel to discuss the
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The transfer of Somali migrants to Guantanamo Bay has raised serious questions about immigration detention, access to legal representation and the treatment of civilians held at a remote US military facility. Adam Abdullah and seven
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The Trump administration is proposing to scrap the 60-day grace period for the H-1B skilled foreign worker visa, which allows those who have lost their jobs to find another employer, according to a draft regulation
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Sudan's war has turned into a humanitarian crisis in which civilians are bearing the brunt of the conflict driven by an outside agenda. Millions of people in Sudan have been displaced by the war started
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Russia has made big overhauls to its labour laws, increasing the limit of overtime to 120 hours to 240 per worker each year. The reform is welcome amid a steep physical shortage of labour for
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Certainly, Canada is free to deport an Indian worker who worked for years in the country, paid taxes, and contributed to the community. The case of Harish Kumar involved issuance of a Canadian deportation order
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