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Leg hair harassment (sunehara) is a recently coined term as a result of Tokyo's move to allow employees to come to work in shorts, posing the question of the emergence of new forms of workplace
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Yes, there is no stipend for an ISRO internship for undergraduate students. According to ISRO's official guidelines, project trainees/Interns are not eligible for any stipend/remuneration/financial assistance. There aren't any lodging or eating facilities either. Yet,
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The European Union has adopted the Pay Transparency Directive (Directive (EU) 2023/970). It is a major reform of equality and pay practices in the workplace in member countries, the directive reinforces the principle of equal
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One of the major legislation decided by Italy over the last few years is Decree-Law No. 62/2026 ‘Relazioni collettive del lavoro re issue’ also known as ‘the 2026 Labour Decree’. In contrast to the universal
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The gig economy is thriving in India, but this has been without the protection of the retirement system for millions of delivery men, freelancers, and self-employed. That could change. The government is working on a
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App-based delivery services have radically transformed the labour market in Europe with serious consequences for workers rights, fair pay and employment protections. Italy has taken a leading role in tackling these issues, with comprehensive legislation
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The daily minimum wage will jump from ₱695 to ₱755 from July 25, 2026, in Metro Manila under Wage Order NCR-27 by DOLE. The shift of implementation from the calendar by just six days seems
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The UK government is implementing the salary transparency rules, which will make it compulsory for employers to include salary data in their job ads, putting a stop to the days when job listings were filled
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Governments are acting to improve protections for workers during natural disasters and environmental emergencies as climate change drives more extreme weather events in many parts of the world. Extreme heat, flooding, storms, wildfires and other
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Andy Burnham could be the next Prime Minister of the UK, and now workers around the country are wondering what this means for their rights, contracts and paychecks. Burnham's reputation in Downing Street is pro-worker,
