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Abusive UK Employer? Here’s How to Change Jobs Without Losing Your Visa 

Abusive UK Employer? Here’s How to Change Jobs Without Losing Your Visa 

A Home Office announcement on September 3, 2026, announced that skilled workers in the UK who have been exploited by their employer are now able to change their sponsor and continue to work on their

DHS New Green Card Rule: What Foreign Government Employees Need to Know About Their U.S.-Born Children 

DHS New Green Card Rule: What Foreign Government Employees Need to Know About Their U.S.-Born Children 

According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, there is going to be an important modification in the U.S. immigration policy, starting from September 4, 2026. The newly amended rule by DHS about the green

Can Starbucks Ban Union Shirts at Work? What the Latest Court Ruling Means for Workers 

Can Starbucks Ban Union Shirts at Work? What the Latest Court Ruling Means for Workers 

Starbucks' decision to restrict employees from wearing union T-shirts or multiple union pins in one of its iconic stores in New York did not violate the law, a recent federal appeals court ruling says. The

Chemical Weapons Allegations in Sudan Deepen Humanitarian Fears for Millions of Civilians 

Chemical Weapons Allegations in Sudan Deepen Humanitarian Fears for Millions of Civilians 

The war in Sudan has resulted in a humanitarian emergency with large numbers of people displaced, buildings damaged and access to basic services restricted. In this context, there has been another significant concern about the

Tesla Cybercab Could Disrupt Driving Jobs: Which Workers Are Most at Risk as Robotaxis Scale? 

Tesla Cybercab Could Disrupt Driving Jobs: Which Workers Are Most at Risk as Robotaxis Scale? 

The Tesla Cybercab is advancing from prototype to real-world use at a much faster pace than first thought, industry data on the expanding autonomous fleet indicates, and that's directly threatening driving jobs. With the robotaxis

Sponsoring Expats in Vietnam: Work Permit Authority Shifts to Hanoi Doha

Sponsoring Expats in Vietnam: Work Permit Authority Shifts to Hanoi Doha

The HAN Doha has shifted responsibility on foreign labour management as per Decision No. 1052/QD-SNV. The change focuses on gathering the new applications of foreign nationals to work in Hanoi in the same place. For

Japan Paternity Leave 2026: 50.9% of Men Took Childcare Leave — But Is It Enough? 

Japan Paternity Leave 2026: 50.9% of Men Took Childcare Leave — But Is It Enough? 

The rate at which Japanese men have taken up paternity leave has hit a record 50.9%, with almost all of them taking such leave, according to figures from Japan's Health, Labour and Welfare Ministry. This

Derry Artists Plan Protests Over Workers’ Rights Concerns 

Derry Artists Plan Protests Over Workers’ Rights Concerns 

Artists in Derry are gearing up to protest around workers’ rights, fair pay and a louder voice in the creative sector. The planned action comes after local artists raised concerns about employment arrangements, intellectual property

Australia’s 2026 Skilled Migration Allocation: 132,000 Places & Subclass 189 Round Updates

Australia’s 2026 Skilled Migration Allocation: 132,000 Places & Subclass 189 Round Updates

The laws of the 2026-27 Permanent Migration Program have an overall cap of 185,000 places for Permanent migration. The allocation of places to the program, however, suggests a strong bias in favour of skilled migration,

Workers’ Rights Face Fresh Threats Amid Trump Immigration Policies 

Workers’ Rights Face Fresh Threats Amid Trump Immigration Policies 

Workers’ rights in the US face a fresh threat as tougher immigration enforcement and changes to employment authorisation change conditions in several large industries. Labour advocates, unions and international monitors have raised alarms that immigration