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On January 9, 2024, the U.S. The Department of Labor introduced a new set of rules to help and understand if a worker is an employee or an independent contractor under the Fair Labor Standards
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Shoplifting is not a petty crime, but a form of modern slavery that affects hundreds of women and children who are trafficked into the UK by criminal gangs. These gangs, which have links to drugs,
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The Biden government has made a big decision to help gig workers in the U.S. They've put in place a new rule about work, replacing an old one from the time when Trump was in
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The value of Nigeria's currency, the naira, has fallen significantly against the US dollar in recent months. In simple terms, this means that the naira is now weaker compared to the dollar. Back in October
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Climate change, an impending global crisis, manifests its impact in multifaceted ways. Beyond the evident e2nvironmental repercussions, the intricate interplay between climate change and human migration has become a focal point of discussion. As our
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The employment world is changing. People are leaving big companies for independent work, finding freedom and control in their own hands. But a new problem has come up in the adult film industry because of
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Elon Musk, known for running companies like SpaceX and Tesla, is facing a legal challenge. The U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) claims SpaceX, under Musk's leadership, wrongly fired eight employees. These employees had written
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The labor market is constantly evolving, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent recovery. To understand the current and future trends that will shape the world of work, Fast Company spoke
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, who is widely known for his microfinance initiatives, has been convicted in a labor law case in Bangladesh. He was fined 10,000 taka ($118) by a Dhaka court on
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In Indonesia, the gig economy, like ride-sharing and food delivery apps, has grown rapidly in the last decade. These apps provide jobs for many Indonesians, but there's a big problem: the laws haven't kept up
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