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Why ‘Quiet Living’ Is Replacing Hustle Culture

Why ‘Quiet Living’ Is Replacing Hustle Culture

The concept of quiet living is popular because more individuals are opting to live more peaceful lives, with defined limits and health-centered values rather than mind-centered or work-centered lives. The message is straightforward with burnout

How Remote Workers Can Separate Work From Home Life

How Remote Workers Can Separate Work From Home Life

Remote work may be amenable and effective, however, boundaries are easily blurred within a short duration in case work mode and home mode occupy the same space and time. The remedy is not complex it

Jobs You Can Get With a B.Tech Degree in USA

Jobs You Can Get With a B.Tech Degree in USA

A B.Tech degree will be a gateway to a wide range of U.S. tech and engineering jobs, particularly in software, data, electronics and manufacturing. Depending on specialization, job titles differ, but skills (projects, internships, certifications)

Tech Layoffs in Jan 2026: What’s Driving the New Wave of Job Cuts

Tech Layoffs in Jan 2026: What’s Driving the New Wave of Job Cuts

The reason is not the one bad quarter of January 2026 tech layoffs in which companies rewired their cost structures and talent requirements after years of growth-at-all-costs. The forces that appeared in corporate memos, i.e.

Migrant Workers Power Economies but Remain Unprotected

Migrant Workers Power Economies but Remain Unprotected

Migrant workers keep key sectors running—from construction and agriculture to caregiving, logistics, and hospitality—yet many remain exposed to unsafe work, wage theft, and weak legal protections. Rights groups and labor economists note that while migrant

Human Rights Watchdogs Warn of Shrinking Civic Freedoms

Human Rights Watchdogs Warn of Shrinking Civic Freedoms

Human rights organizations are raising alarms that civic space is narrowing in many parts of the world. From restrictions on peaceful protests to tighter controls on independent media and non-profit funding, watchdogs say governments are

Productivity Targets vs Worker Safety: A Dangerous Trade-Off

Productivity Targets vs Worker Safety: A Dangerous Trade-Off

Across factories, warehouses, construction sites, and delivery networks, productivity targets are increasingly shaping how work gets done—and how quickly. But safety advocates warn that when speed and output become the main measures of performance, worker

Wage Delays and Exploitation Cases Reported Across Key Sectors

Wage Delays and Exploitation Cases Reported Across Key Sectors

Wage delays and worker exploitation reports are rising across several key sectors, prompting renewed scrutiny of how companies, contractors, and labour intermediaries manage pay and working conditions. There are complaints about poor payment of salary

New Labour Policies Spark Debate Over Worker Protection

New Labour Policies Spark Debate Over Worker Protection

New labour policies unveiled this week have triggered a nationwide debate over worker protection, with unions, employers, and policy experts split on whether the changes modernize the job market or weaken essential safeguards. Proponents believe

Mental Health at Work: From HR Policy to a Human Right

Mental Health at Work: From HR Policy to a Human Right

Mental health at work is no longer a “nice-to-have” perk or a line item in an HR handbook. As stress, burnout, and anxiety rise across industries, workplace wellbeing has become a core business risk and