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A management pay offer that was made to Tomago Aluminium employees without union approval was rejected. Why did Tomago Aluminum workers reject an 11% pay offer over 2 years? The management's offer, which is two
Freelance writer
Across the US state of Connecticut, scores of group home and day program workers who provide care for people with disabilities in Medicaid-funded agencies are staging a massive walkout on Wednesday. The indefinite strike started
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JioMart, an online wholesale platform operated by Reliance Industries, is ready to layoff and let go of more than 1,000 workers after launching a distribution price war last year. The company is cutting jobs as
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Following a string of accidents that resulted in worker injuries, the largest oil union in Argentina started an indefinite strike on Sunday. With 25,000 members, the Rio Negro, Neuquen, and La Pampa Private Oil and
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Tens of thousands of nurses in South Korea went on a massive strike on Friday, May 19, as President Yoon Suk-yeol vetoed a bill on pay rise and working conditions amid strong opposition from doctors
Freelance writer
Following Budget 2023, the PSA's Deaf and Disabled Network is celebrating the end of one type of disability-related workplace discrimination. A wage supplement will take the place of the Minimum Wage Exemption. Disabled people can
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Google submitted applications for jobs like software engineers, analytical consultants, user experience researchers, and more. Tech Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon layoffs... is this what we heard a while back? Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon
Wiz Writer
Employees at a beverage company in eastern Germany, which among other drinks manufactures the well-known Vita Cola, went on strike because their wages are still significantly lower than those of their parent company's employees in
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When a Saudi Arabian household hires four or more domestic helpers, the rules will apply. After the Saudi Arabian Council of Ministers gave its approval on Tuesday, domestic workers in the country will receive health
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British telecom giant Vodafone will lay off 11,000 employees over the next three years as its new CEO Margherita Della Valle seeks to simplify the organisation and cut out complexity to help it regain its
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