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With the onset of winter's chill and the ongoing cost-of-living issue, the British may need a bit more of their renowned fortitude than normal to make it through this season. According to studies, psychological well-being,
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Team Brownsville member Andrea Rudnik is busy distributing shoelaces and bottled water and having immigrants sign a paper stating their country of origin as she hurries them through a queue at the nonprofit's Welcome Center.
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Following Elon Musk's takeover of the microblogging service, Twitter fired off half of its workforce in what might be described as a brutal mass layoff. After purchasing the social networking site for a staggering $44
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About eleven women and four children were among at least 103 migrants who have arrived in Spain’s Canary Islands on Wednesday evening, aboard two inflatable rafts. The migrants aboard one of the rafts – 47
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The recent wave of layoffs has bewildered the global technology sector as the big league tech firms have decided to cut down their workforce in response to the chaos in economy causing inflation and looming
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In Scotland in particular, the political fact is that if you offer political pundits the option between discussing ordinary concerns and the constitution, they will choose the latter. Labour nearly threw away the referendum in
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Human Rights Watch urged Poland’s govt to drop charges against protestors immediately & to stop targeting reproductive rights activists. Human Rights Watch stated today that Poland's government must stop persecuting pro-choice activists and dismiss all
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Ramaphosa is urged to sign the compensation bill into law by domestic workers. The president received the legislation more than two months ago. Until the Constitutional Court determined in 2020 that a portion of the
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When it comes to occupational safety rules, certain nations continue to lag behind. Most firms around the world are required to provide a safe and secure working environment for their employees, but legislation in some
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US - In Columbus, Ohio, teachers are on strike to keep the air conditioners running. In Philadelphia, it's mostly bus drivers and other workers who want higher pay and better skills. These are local stories
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