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Navigating Temporary E-Work Permits and Stricter DTV Remote Rules in Thailand

Navigating Temporary E-Work Permits and Stricter DTV Remote Rules in Thailand

Thailand has introduced some major changes in regulations for foreign workforce mobility, such as new requirements for the employment authorization and remote working arrangements. The two developments that are of significance for multinational companies, non-BOI

UPI New Rules 2026: Salary Transfers Stay Free, But Which Employee Payments Could Attract Charges 

UPI New Rules 2026: Salary Transfers Stay Free, But Which Employee Payments Could Attract Charges 

UPI salary transfer will be free under new rules (2026). NPCI has announced a revised framework for UPI Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) effective from 15th October 2026 and P2P transactions such as salary transactions, remittances,

Adidas India Layoffs 2026: 350+ Tech Workers Face Job Cuts—What Happens to Their Notice Pay, Severance and Internal Job Options? 

Adidas India Layoffs 2026: 350+ Tech Workers Face Job Cuts—What Happens to Their Notice Pay, Severance and Internal Job Options? 

Over 350 IT workers of Adidas India stand at the verge of being unemployed because of the company's plan for laying off many workers in 2026. In September 2026, Adidas, which is known to be

Germany’s Migrant Workers Face Growing Pressure Amid Far-Right Political Gains WR

Germany’s Migrant Workers Face Growing Pressure Amid Far-Right Political Gains WR

Germany’s foreigners and migrant workers are facing fresh uncertainty after the strong performance of the Alternative for Germany in the Saxony-Anhalt state election. The party won 39 of the 83 seats, not enough for an

DOGE Federal Jobs 2026: What the $9.5 Billion Paid Leave Cost Means for Workers 

DOGE Federal Jobs 2026: What the $9.5 Billion Paid Leave Cost Means for Workers 

A new federal government watchdog report reveals the tale of DOGE federal jobs 2026 is not only one of layoffs but one of billions of dollars paid to people working that were not. An estimate

Amazon Pay Raise 2026: Who Qualifies for the $20 Minimum Wage and How Much More Will They Earn? 

Amazon Pay Raise 2026: Who Qualifies for the $20 Minimum Wage and How Much More Will They Earn? 

Amazon has come up with the pay increase program for 2026, which states that the minimum hourly pay rate for the eligible full-time U.S. core operations employees shall be increased to $20 per hour, beginning

Singapore Expands NTS Work Permit List: What the New 8 Occupations Mean for Global Hiring

Singapore Expands NTS Work Permit List: What the New 8 Occupations Mean for Global Hiring

The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) of the Singapore government has widened the list of Non-Traditional Source (NTS) occupations to include 8 semi-skilled jobs in the following industries: food services, social services and air transportation. The

EPFO Wage Ceiling Hiked to ₹25,000: What It Means for Employees Earning ₹15,000–₹25,000 

EPFO Wage Ceiling Hiked to ₹25,000: What It Means for Employees Earning ₹15,000–₹25,000 

The EPFO's wage ceiling has been officially increased from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 per month. This EPF salary ceiling hike will ensure that one crore plus 1 workers get automatically covered under the EPF, thus ensuring

US Visa Curbs for South Africans: What Workers Need to Know About the New Restrictions 

US Visa Curbs for South Africans: What Workers Need to Know About the New Restrictions 

The United States has officially placed restrictions on its visas for South Africans, and they are targeting those who are involved in South Africa's land and employment policies. The US State Department says the restrictions

EU Migrant Workers Face Labour Exploitation Risks Amid Calls For Stronger Workplace Protections 

EU Migrant Workers Face Labour Exploitation Risks Amid Calls For Stronger Workplace Protections 

Migrant workers in the European Union are increasingly at risk of labour exploitation, and trade unions and rights organisations are calling for more protection at work; concerns include insecure employment arrangements, recruitment debt, unsafe working