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What Ethiopia’s New ‘One-to-One’ Foreign Management Rule Means for Investors?

What Ethiopia’s New ‘One-to-One’ Foreign Management Rule Means for Investors?

Ethiopia is proposing radical reforms on the use of expatriates for foreign investors and multinational companies. The Ministry of Labour and Skills is transitioning to more specific rules for foreign employees through the Draft Expatriate

UK Home Secretary Orders Review After Uncontrolled Migrant Landings In Kent 

UK Home Secretary Orders Review After Uncontrolled Migrant Landings In Kent 

UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has called for an urgent review after two small boats avoided interception and reached the Kent coast in two days. The first landing was near Folkestone on Monday and another

US Visa Fraud Portal 2026: Can Workers Report Employer Visa Misuse Anonymously? What H-1B Holders Need to Know 

US Visa Fraud Portal 2026: Can Workers Report Employer Visa Misuse Anonymously? What H-1B Holders Need to Know 

The US State Department has created a specific US visa fraud reporting site run by the US visa fraud office for anyone to file a report on suspected employer fraud, including H-1B workers, anonymously. Those

Admiral Job Cuts 2026: What 500 UK Workers Need to Know About Redundancy Pay and Redeployment 

Admiral Job Cuts 2026: What 500 UK Workers Need to Know About Redundancy Pay and Redeployment 

A plan to save £100 million is leading Admiral to make 500 jobs redundant throughout its insurance business in the UK. This equates to about 5% of its entire UK workforce – and if you're

Amazon Rehire Policy 2026: Recruiters Are Now Reaching Out to Laid-Off Employees 

Amazon Rehire Policy 2026: Recruiters Are Now Reaching Out to Laid-Off Employees 

If you were laid off by Amazon in 2026 you’re probably about to get an email in your inbox right now. Amazon is actively reaching out to Amazon-fired employees about openings, especially in the areas

US-Al-Burhan Visa Dispute: Sudan Ceasefire and UN Access Face New Diplomatic Test 

US-Al-Burhan Visa Dispute: Sudan Ceasefire and UN Access Face New Diplomatic Test 

The reported U.S. decision to deny Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the Sudanese army chief, a visa ahead of the United Nations General Assembly has introduced a new diplomatic flash point in Washington's conflicts over Sudan's war,

INEOS Hull Jobs at Risk: What the Saltend Mothballing Means for 4,000 Supported Jobs and Apprenticeships Now 

INEOS Hull Jobs at Risk: What the Saltend Mothballing Means for 4,000 Supported Jobs and Apprenticeships Now 

Three of its chemical plants at Saltend, near Hull, are to be mothballed, and INEOS Hull jobs are under real threat after INEOS Acetyls said it was going to suspend operations at all three. The

Jordan’s Labor Amnesty: What Employers Must Do Before the September 30 Regularization Cutoff

Jordan’s Labor Amnesty: What Employers Must Do Before the September 30 Regularization Cutoff

Employers in Jordan only have until September 30, 2026, to regularize the status of their foreign workers before the current labor amnesty ends. The program offers a financial aid solution to businesses and workers for

Migrants In Tunisia Allege Harsh Treatment As Pressure For Returns Intensifies 

Migrants In Tunisia Allege Harsh Treatment As Pressure For Returns Intensifies 

Migrants in Tunisia are under mounting pressure to depart as authorities tighten measures against irregular migration and informal migrant settlements. Humanitarian organisations and rights groups have reported allegations of arbitrary detention, forced displacement, discrimination and

Dover Migrant Arrivals 2026: 51 Migrants Arrive After 33 Hours at Sea as UK Checks Begin 

Dover Migrant Arrivals 2026: 51 Migrants Arrive After 33 Hours at Sea as UK Checks Begin 

One of the longer Channel crossings this year was the crossing of Dover in a small boat with 51 migrants, who were in the boat for over 33 hours. It had left the coast of