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Oracle Layoffs 2026: Oracle Is Spending $55.7 Billion on AI—and Cutting Jobs: What Happens to the Workers Building Its Future? 

Oracle Layoffs 2026: Oracle Is Spending $55.7 Billion on AI—and Cutting Jobs: What Happens to the Workers Building Its Future? 

As Oracle invests $55.7 billion in AI infrastructure, it continues to make cuts in 2026. Additional Oracle Layoffs are likely to take place prior to September 1, 2026; some teams can expect to be cut

Ceuta Border Arrests: Morocco Detains Hundreds After New Migration Push Fueled by Social Media 

Ceuta Border Arrests: Morocco Detains Hundreds After New Migration Push Fueled by Social Media 

Moroccan authorities have arrested hundreds of migrants on their way to cross the border into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, following social media posts encouraging them to try to cross in large numbers. Moroccan authorities

Rebel Creamery Bankruptcy: What Happens to Workers’ Paychecks After the $23.8M Judgment? 

Rebel Creamery Bankruptcy: What Happens to Workers’ Paychecks After the $23.8M Judgment? 

The keto-trendy ice cream brand Rebel Creamery has officially filed for bankruptcy after a federal court ordered it to pay competitor Van Leeuwen Ice Cream $23.8 million over packaging rights to its keto signature ice

Activists Urge Greater Global Attention to Human Rights Concerns in Central Asia

Activists Urge Greater Global Attention to Human Rights Concerns in Central Asia

Human rights advocates and international watchdogs are urging more international focus on rights issues throughout Central Asia, arguing that diplomatic and economic interests should not eclipse basic freedoms. The appeal comes amid continuing concerns about

US Visa Warning: EB-1 & EB-2 Freeze Hits Indian and Arab Tech Professionals in 2026

US Visa Warning: EB-1 & EB-2 Freeze Hits Indian and Arab Tech Professionals in 2026

The US Visa Bulletin for August 2026 has issued an important warning for high skilled professionals seeking to obtain employment-based Green Cards. The pressure is at its strongest on the technology workers from India, with

Sri Lanka’s Unified Labor Law Reform: What It Means for Flexible Work and Overtime

Sri Lanka’s Unified Labor Law Reform: What It Means for Flexible Work and Overtime

Sri Lanka is currently working on making a huge structural change in its labor law. It had planned to draft a proposed Unified Labor Code, which would combine many of these labor laws. The reform

Noida Workers Struggle With Jobs and Finances Months After Labour Protest In India 

Noida Workers Struggle With Jobs and Finances Months After Labour Protest In India 

In April, the protests were driven by a demand for a minimum monthly wage of ₹20,000 and better working conditions. The ensuing confrontation changed the circumstances dramatically for many participants. The police used lathi charges

South Korea’s Short-Term Childcare Leave Mandate: What Employers in Seoul Must Update in August

South Korea’s Short-Term Childcare Leave Mandate: What Employers in Seoul Must Update in August

South Korea’s parental and childcare leave system is undergoing major changes on August 20, 2026. These changes enable children's carers, who are eligible to take the leave, to take the leave in one or two-week

Taiwan Reviews Worker Protections as Labour Rights Debate Gains Attention 

Taiwan Reviews Worker Protections as Labour Rights Debate Gains Attention 

As public attention has been drawn to migrant labour, recruitment practices, and legal coverage, Taiwan is again under the spotlight for the effectiveness of its worker protection system. The debate has shifted from the employment

Mamdani’s Delivery Protection Act Could Change Amazon Delivery Jobs: What NYC Workers Stand to Gain—and Risk 

Mamdani’s Delivery Protection Act Could Change Amazon Delivery Jobs: What NYC Workers Stand to Gain—and Risk 

In the City of New York, where the last-mile delivery system is experiencing a rapid expansion, Delivery Protection Act legislation has been introduced to hold corporations directly responsible for delivery worker protections, safety protocols, and