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India - The Assamese government has increased the minimum wages of tea plantation workers in the state by Rs 27 per day, according to a notification issued by the state Labour welfare department. Workers in
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Ukraine - After Russia's failure to take the capital Kyiv earlier this year, fighting since April has focused on Ukraine's industrial east and agricultural south. As the bitter struggle for control of eastern Ukraine between
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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
Monica Aggarwal
Global - When considering working circumstances, work-life balance, stress levels, and earning possibilities, some jobs may be better than others. There are undesirable occupations available in many different industries, at different skill and degree levels.
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US - Starbucks was sued by labor regulators for firing employees who were involved in union activity. They argue that restoring jobs was key to preventing future labor rights violations. A US court has ordered
Dr. Neha Mathur
New Zealand - New Zealand has decided to make temporary changes to its immigration rules to hire thousands of additional workers as the country is facing a labour shortage. People from different countries can obtain
Dr. Neha Mathur
India - IT companies in India, including Wipro, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCL Technologies have announced salary hikes for 2022 to tackle high attrition rates. Over the past few quarters, many IT and
Grace Young
Ethiopia - The two pilots are believed to have fallen asleep and missed their landing on a flight from Sudan to Ethiopia on Monday. The incident occurred aboard an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737-800 en route
Dr. Neha Mathur
Denmark - The Danish government is currently looking for workers from other countries due to the labour shortage in Denmark. The government is looking for skilled workers in different professional fields. In July, the government
Neha M
US - On August 10, Giovanni De Luca, 19, an Apple AirTag subcontractor, was arrested on two counts of grand larceny in Florida after police tracked several stolen items from his home using a tracking
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