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The penalty levied on Infosys France to the tune of €175,000 (₹2 crore) has put into the spotlight an aspect which no worker will ever have thought of – is their working hour being logged
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When former pro-democracy lawmaker and one of the Hong Kong 47, Wu Chi-wai, arrived at Heathrow Airport to pick up his wife and son after five years apart, he was detained, had his passport taken
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A movement in the Japanese workplace that Zoss workers are choosing to embrace in their work lives, even if it means jumping into the heat of public service, giving non-tactile feedback and facing tough management,
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Japan's human refrigerator, a walk-in cooling booth to rapidly cool the body in five minutes, is getting lots of attention around the world. It's designed for construction or factory workers who are suffering from extreme
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As a temporary foreign worker, you have legal responsibilities, and it's not uncommon for people not to fulfil them. Last year, one in 10 employers was found to be in violation of federal rules, and
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Overnight, millions of Indians have old PF accounts from their previous jobs lying idle, and most don't realise that they may have money due to them. EPF automatic refund is now becoming a reality. The
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Russia has enacted major changes to Federal Law No. 115-FZ that impact the way the country deals with foreign employment and foreign worker compliance. The new framework imposes a tougher regime of monitoring on regular
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The Platform Workers Act creates a new legal status for workers earning income through digital platforms. Ride-hail drivers and delivery riders have a lot of flexibility in their work, but historically their employment arrangements have
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There's a future that is quite delightful. The repetitive grind – the e-mails, the sorting of data, the first drafts – is done by AI, while humans enter a golden age of four-day workweek, longer
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The final bits of reform to Paid Parental Leave (PPL) in Australia are now done, with the government's new take on the initiative now extended to 26 weeks (130 days) for parents who have children
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