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Changes to Britain's immigration rules since officially leaving the EU in January 2021 have not encouraged firms to put in more efforts toward the recruitment or training of UK-based workers for low-skilled jobs, a report
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The county of Onondaga is suing New York City, Mayor Eric Adams, the NYC Commissioner of Social Services, and Candlewood Suites over the potential transport of asylum seekers from New York City upstate, officials there
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McDonald's has a history of breaking the laws governing child labor. For instance, a San Diego location was penalized $25,000 for subjecting children to risky tasks back in 2022. As a result of investigations by
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JioMart, an online wholesale platform operated by Reliance Industries, is ready to layoff and let go of more than 1,000 workers after launching a distribution price war last year. The company is cutting jobs as
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World's largest talent company, Randstad, has dropped the 2023 Employer Brand Research report, showcasing views of over 163,000 survey respondents across 32 markets, including 2,750 individuals based in Hong Kong SAR. According to Benjamin Elms,
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Azerbaijan, which lies on the border between Eastern Europe and Western Asia, decriminalized homosexuality in 2000. Despite this, LGBT people in Europe's worst country for gay rights are routinely targeted and attacked by authorities and
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The mayors of Tampa and St. Petersburg promise to continue promoting diversity and welcoming all tourists. Given Gov. Ron DeSantis' "aggressive attempts to erase Black history and to restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in
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Large cities are primarily burdened by the migrant crisis, and many of them receive little to no federal assistance: Suarez Francis Suarez, a Republican mayor of Miami, praised a well-known Democrat mayor on Sunday, saying
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Following a string of accidents that resulted in worker injuries, the largest oil union in Argentina started an indefinite strike on Sunday. With 25,000 members, the Rio Negro, Neuquen, and La Pampa Private Oil and
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As lawmakers in both North and South Carolina work to impose new abortion restrictions, the procedure for some women in the South could become impossible soon. An abortion ban after 12 weeks of pregnancy will
