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Worker rights are the most controversial, yet the most basic form of human rights that each worker deserves. Each country around the globe has a set of rights that are offered to workers employed under
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Workers across the world are given various rights by the countries they are employed in. These rights are as fundamental as their right to overtime pay to right to raise their voice through protests and
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Kuwait - Many companies continue to find Kuwait to be an excellent location for achieving their long-term goals of growth, expansion, and outstanding advantages. Thus it’s obvious that Kuwait can be your one-stop destination to
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Spain - Working in Spain can also lead to working across Europe. Spain is also one of the best places for jobs. So, what are the top 10 highest paying jobs in Spain? Let’s discover!
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Having a permanent job with a high salary is the dream of most people, but do you know the type of jobs with the highest salary in Indonesia today? If not, don’t worry, we got
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Sierra Leone - Eight police officers were killed during violent anti-government protests in Sierra Leone on Wednesday. Also, at least 21 civilians were killed in different parts of the country. Youth minister Mohamed Orman Bangura
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Thailand - A new mobile app has been launched in Thailand to help women migrant workers facing sexual harassment and violence in the country. The app offers lifelines to women migrant workers at risk from
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Antwerp - Belgian prosecutors say 17 people from Bangladesh, 52 people from the Philippines, and 105 people from Turkey said recruiters promised them lucrative jobs. Some 174 construction workers in the Belgian city of Antwerp
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Bangladesh - “Retailers in both European and US markets are either deferring the shipments of finished products or delaying orders,” says Fazlul Khok, managing director of Plummy Fashions Ltd. “As inflation is soaring in our
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Global - July 30 is observed every year as the World Day Against Trafficking 2022. Human trafficking is the rising global concern and “an all-out assault on people’s rights, safety and dignity,” as said by
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