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Hundreds of thousands of government workers in Washington are unsure of what their future holds, because thousands of federal workers have been let go in a series of layoffs that occurred in the state in
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Japan is taking one of the epic steps it has overdue with respect to workplace protection measures, by legally mandating employers to implement a customer harassment prevention system. As of October 1, 2026, companies will
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During the government job recruitment process, if you are pregnant, then you should not be forced to either take the child or let the job go. The Allahabad High Court has pronounced a landmark judgment
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An estimated 49,000 migrants crossed into one of the northern African enclaves of Spain — Ceuta — from Morocco in a 24-hour period, more than half the city's population, as Spain's migrant crisis spins out
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A new solar plant has opened its doors in Jeffersonville, and a workforce of 1,200 people is being built in southern Indiana. From production operators to technicians and everyone in between who is interested in
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Japan has implemented major labour reforms to improve work-life balance, reduce excessive overtime, and strengthen worker protections. The reforms tackle one of the country’s long-standing problems at the workplace by setting clear limits on working
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Rising boat migration in the UK is back in the news – and workers are asking the right questions. As hundreds cross the Channel via the newly discovered smuggling routes in one day, the conversation
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Employers will have more options for recruiting workers on fixed-term contracts in Finland thanks to the new amendments to the country's Employment Contracts Act (Työsopimuslaki). The most impactful change enables a fixed-term contract for up
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H-1B visa applications are a quick path to being rejected — and the H-1B employer blacklist is growing. With effect from July 1, 2026, four companies have been designated as “willful violators” by the US
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Over 1,100 workers at some of the largest AI firms, such as OpenAI, Google, Meta and Anthropic, have signed a petition asking the U.S. government to purposefully slow the development of cutting-edge AI systems. The
