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ILO Initiatives Strengthen Labour Rights, Formal Employment And Social Protection Across India 

ILO Initiatives Strengthen Labour Rights, Formal Employment And Social Protection Across India 

The Decent Work Country Program for India 2023–2027 of the International Labour Organisation offers a broad framework for reinforcing labour rights, decent employment and social protection. Built through consultations with government, workers’ and employers’ organisations,

China Travel Ban for AI Workers: Can Employees Still Leave the Country for Jobs Abroad? 

China Travel Ban for AI Workers: Can Employees Still Leave the Country for Jobs Abroad? 

The travel ban against AI workers imposed by China is now reality – and it is also more personal. However, the trend in which China imposes travel bans against AI workers is gaining pace, compelling

Carney Challenges Stelco Job Cuts: Could 500 Workers Be Moved Instead of Laid Off? 

Carney Challenges Stelco Job Cuts: Could 500 Workers Be Moved Instead of Laid Off? 

Canada's most storied steel town is facing up to its uncertain future after Stelco said it was idling key operations, though a job transfer, not a layoff, might still be in the mix for up

Foreign Labor in Lebanon: GSO Work Permits, Sponsor Obligations, and Digital Contract Connectivity

Foreign Labor in Lebanon: GSO Work Permits, Sponsor Obligations, and Digital Contract Connectivity

The foreign labor system in Lebanon is managed by coordination between two departments: the Ministry of Labor and the General Security Directorate. Employers hiring foreign workers have to deal with immigration and residency requirements, work-permit

Bangladesh Workers Urge Stronger Labour Rights And Climate Protection Ahead Of COP31 

Bangladesh Workers Urge Stronger Labour Rights And Climate Protection Ahead Of COP31 

Workers’ rights, social protection, workplace safety, decent work and climate resilience should be central to Bangladesh’s position for the upcoming COP31 climate conference, say worker organisations and civil society groups. The demands were made at

5 Movies About Bad Bosses Every Employee Can Relate To 

5 Movies About Bad Bosses Every Employee Can Relate To 

Films on Bad Bosses are quite varied in effect when you have experienced one personally. The worst of managers- micromanagers, credit-stealers, verbally abusive bullies — are unforgettable characters in Hollywood, and audiences watch because it

Triple Lock Under Threat: What the UK Pension Rethink Could Mean for Workers Paying National Insurance 

Triple Lock Under Threat: What the UK Pension Rethink Could Mean for Workers Paying National Insurance 

The UK pension triple lock, which ensures the State Pension is increased annually in accordance with earnings, inflation or 2.5%, whichever is the most, is being put under scrutiny again in 2026. The issue of

ELA Deportation Case: What the DHS Ruling Could Mean for Workers With Pending Asylum Cases 

ELA Deportation Case: What the DHS Ruling Could Mean for Workers With Pending Asylum Cases 

ELA deportation case has become a legal precedent in the history of US immigration law. A federal court has put the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in contempt of its order, owing to the fact

Shabana Mahmood ILR Rules 2026: What Migrant Workers Need to Know After Her Latest Signal 

Shabana Mahmood ILR Rules 2026: What Migrant Workers Need to Know After Her Latest Signal 

The Shabana Mahmood ILR rules are firmly in the spotlight - and if you're a migrant worker moving to the UK, it's important to you. The Home Secretary has hinted that he may be reconsidering

Stelco Layoffs 2026: What Hamilton Steelworkers Need to Know About Job Loss, Benefits and Transfers

Stelco Layoffs 2026: What Hamilton Steelworkers Need to Know About Job Loss, Benefits and Transfers

As a result of the tougher tariff restrictions on Canadian exports to the United States, up to 500 Hamilton steelworkers are at risk of losing their jobs, as Stelco indefinitely shuts down its cold-rolled and