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UK - The GMB union said an advisory vote involving almost 1,500 members of the Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) showed 90% were in favor of the strike. Ambulance workers in Yorkshire must vote to strike
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Iran - The Islamic Republic of Iran has attacked an Iranian-Kurdish opposition group in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq, killing nine people and injuring several others. According to the Kurdish official of Iraq, the
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Global - Inclusive recruiting should be at the center of your overall hiring strategy in 2022 and beyond for a number of important reasons. To build a powerful employer brand and access a large pool
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US - Jan, a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph, passed over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico around 2:00 pm. The alien made landfall in Cuba early Tuesday morning in a
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Canada - Reuters news agency reported on Tuesday that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) intercepted 23,358 asylum seekers crossing Canada through unofficial entry points during the first eight months of the year. Federal police
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India - Violent protests erupted on Tuesday over the death of a 15-year-old Dalit boy in the Auraiya district of Uttar Pradesh (UP), who was allegedly beaten by a teacher from his school over a
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Global - Digital literacy used to mean the ability to send emails or type with a word processor. It was a skill that was mostly required of knowledge workers - people who could use certain
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Czech Republic - With migrant flow having increased through various neighbouring countries, Czech authorities have decided to seal borders; though the government still feels that this is merely a transit route for the migrants. According
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Philippines - In 2022, there has been a shift in in-demand jobs in the Philippines. Due to the pandemic, people are now looking for more online jobs than ever. Fortunately, many companies offer vacancies even
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UK - Indonesians dreaming of working in the UK is alleged to have pledged up to £2,500 to an agency in Jakarta to 'guarantee' jobs on British farms that have yet to materialize. Labor experts
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