Foreign Students Face Tough Job Hunt in Canada
There was something rather peculiar that occurred recently in the city of Toronto in Canada. Many job seekers were lined up at the doorway of the premises, which is known as Tim Hortons: a coffee
There was something rather peculiar that occurred recently in the city of Toronto in Canada. Many job seekers were lined up at the doorway of the premises, which is known as Tim Hortons: a coffee
After dismissing CEO Bernard Looney for not disclosing personal relationships at work, BP is ensuring it doesn't face a similar issue again. According to Reuters, BP informed employees via email that they must now report
In 1914, the legacy of the Hinduja family started when Parmanand Deepchand Hinduja started a commodities trading business in British India’s Sindh Region. Under his four sons the business quickly expanded, initially achieving success by
On Thursday, over 3,000 nurses at six Providence hospitals in Oregon announced they would keep protesting this week even after their planned three-day strike ends. The Oregon Nurses Association has warned the authorities that if
Fashion is considered a universal language because, through dressing and styling, people like to reflect their identity and personality, and with time, the fashion industry has witnessed many changes. Fast fashion refers to affordable yet
South Korea doctors have come out in the balloting to express their disagreement with the government over its capacity to add more admission slots in medical schools. The government has plans to produce more doctors
Corporate gaslighting is a form of manipulation in which one individual or group of individuals makes another person feel uncomfortable and doubt their own perceptions. Workers usually experience various forms of harassment in the workplace,
Discussions between the South Korean government, employers, and employees will start soon to enhance the work-life balance and add more flexibility to South Korea’s 52-hour workweek. On Sunday, the Presidential Economic, Social, and Labour Council
In 2022, billionaire Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion. Elon Musk sent his trusted people, including former Boring Company Executive Steve Davis and his cousin James Musk, to check whether the current employees are
The leaders of Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States and European Union declared their commitment to launching an action plan addressing the positive and negative impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) on employment
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