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Passport Confiscation in the UAE is not only a workplace issue – it is an offence against the law. According to UAE Labour Law, your passport is an official government document, which means no employer
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One figure is being closely watched by millions of pensioners of the Central Government across the country — ₹20,500. That is the latest figure that seems to be the minimum benchmark for the new minimum
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Since the 16th NHS Doctors Strike from 15–19 June 2026, resident doctors within England are preparing for another strike. It's part of the ongoing wage dispute which is among the longest pay disputes within the
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has added new DHS work authorization rules that will impact the process of employers verifying employment eligibility as the U.S. immigration environment continues to change. These changes are not
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A disturbing trend has emerged across sectors since the National Living Wage was increased to £12.71 an hour, with workers now realising overtime hours are being mysteriously cut from their rotas. Decreasing planned overtime may
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The scale of the WiseTech Global AI layoff isn't the only reason it's one of the biggest workforce controversies to have emerged in 2026. The Australia-based logistics software company said it will begin implementing a
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The tech industry's addiction to efficiency via AI has come at a high human cost, and there's no better way to see it than in the Webflow layoff saga. The web development company based in
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One of the most important steps in an immigrant's immigration process in the UK is to obtain ILR. It gives you the right to live, work and study in the country without any immigration barriers
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The Trump administration has brought a fresh round of discussion on civil liberties and government transparency with a new proposal – that federal workers in the United States sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). Lots of criticism
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The Samsung workers' bonus agreement negotiated in late May 2026 is shaking up South Korea's corporate world and the global semiconductor industry. Unionised workers at the world's biggest memory chip maker vote to accept a
