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A boom in UK datacentre jobs has been promised by the government, but new independent research indicates that the actual job growth may be between a quarter and one-fifth of the headline figure. By 2035,
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It is a campaign-style pledge, not a pledged check: Bottom line up front, Trump paid $5,000, not a check that he approved. Trump offered $5,000 for every adult citizen in the United States if Republicans
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Uber’s increasing involvement in the robotaxi sector is putting its relationship with drivers and labour organisations under fresh scrutiny. The company has recently allied with driver unions in Washington and New Jersey and supported proposals
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More than 130 Pilgrim's Europe employees at the company's Enniskillen factory, where Fridge Raiders snack products and other leading UK food brands are made, are going on strike in a gamble to demand higher pay.
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The Meta Muse AI Agent isn't designed to take over your job; it's designed to remove the busywork from your job. Meta describes its personal AI agent as a tool for tasks such as scheduling
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Cambodia increases regulation of conduct at workplaces for foreign managers, supervisors and interpreters. The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training under Minister Heng Sour, had cautioned against any negative repercussions if the executives were to
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In his Labour Day 2026 address, President Trump vowed to deliver a “big” midterm win while also berating his political enemies, in the face of a shaky approval rating and growing public concerns about the
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Union members and supporters turned out in downtown Des Moines for Iowa’s Labour Day parade, making a rainy event a major show of support for workers’ rights and fair pay. Dozens of unions took part,
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Expansion of childcare leave in Japan is a success story – that is, if we consider childless men and women, who now have one more hidden cost to pay – excessive overtime work, undesirable transfers,
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The U.S. government has banned all but essential travel to Nogales, Sonora, Daylight Hours Only, with no date set for lifting the restrictions. This isn't just news for those who work across the Arizona-Mexico border
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