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Mercedes-Benz Cuts Job in China with Growing Competition

Mercedes-Benz Cuts Job in China with Growing Competition

Mercedes-Benz may cut up to 15% of its workforce in its biggest market; most of the job cuts will come from finance and sales departments, becoming the latest in global car makers tucked in gear

IHCL Partners with Ministry of Skill Development to Establish India’s Largest Hospitality Training Centre in Goa

IHCL Partners with Ministry of Skill Development to Establish India’s Largest Hospitality Training Centre in Goa

Indian Hotels Company Limited operates as India’s largest hospitality company and has partnered with the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship to build the nation’s biggest hospitality training facility in Goa after signing a Memorandum

Infosys mass layoff: Centre steps in as sacked employees petition PMO

Infosys mass layoff: Centre steps in as sacked employees petition PMO

Earlier this month, India's IT giant Infosys faced strong criticism for laying off more than 300 freshers at its Mysuru campus for failing to clear internal assessments after their foundational training. These employees had joined

Workers Launch Collective Bargaining Petition at Rio Tinto’s Pilbara Mine

Workers Launch Collective Bargaining Petition at Rio Tinto’s Pilbara Mine

The Mining and Energy Union of Australia wants to start negotiations with Rio Tinto employees at Paraburdoo for the first time in twenty years to secure better pay because employees face increasing living expenses. https://twitter.com/ReutersWorld/status/1894985871209697363

USAID Employees Forced Out: Workers Given 15 Minutes to Clear Offices

USAID Employees Forced Out: Workers Given 15 Minutes to Clear Offices

On Tuesday a shocking announcement came from the United States. Employees of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) were told that they had just 15 minutes to collect their belongings from their offices. Many

Dockworkers Secure Historic Pay Raise to Avoid Strike

Dockworkers Secure Historic Pay Raise to Avoid Strike

Dockworkers along the U.S. East and Gulf coasts have overwhelmingly approved a new six-year contract, thus preventing a strike that would have disrupted the economy. Impressive Salary Increase and Job Security The contract negotiated by

 Workers to stage two-day strike at Munich Airport over wages 

 Workers to stage two-day strike at Munich Airport over wages 

Workers are to launch a 48-hour strike at Munich airport demanding higher wages. A two-day strike by employees is likely to cause huge delays and cancellations for travelers at Munich airport on Thursday, February 27,

Four Dead, Six Injured After South Korean Highway Bridge Collapse

Four Dead, Six Injured After South Korean Highway Bridge Collapse

A section of highway bridge being built in Anseong crumbled Tuesday morning due to construction damage which killed four workers and hurt six others. The collapse of this construction site happened at 9:50 am local

Starbucks layoffs: Coffee chain plans major changes as CEO Brian Niccol streamlines operations

Starbucks layoffs: Coffee chain plans major changes as CEO Brian Niccol streamlines operations

Starbucks is planning to lay off 1,100 employees across the globe. It comes as Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol streamlines operations to help the company run more efficiently, increase accountability, reduce complexity and ensure better

Alibaba’s $53 Billion Investment in AI and Cloud Computing: A Bold Move for Tech Leadership

Alibaba’s $53 Billion Investment in AI and Cloud Computing: A Bold Move for Tech Leadership

Alibaba plans to invest $53 billion (380 billion yuan) in the next three years for AI and cloud computing. It is a part of the company’s suite of strategic investments to strengthen its infrastructure and