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With less than 10 days until Christmas, Amazon is facing a potential strike threat by workers during the holiday rush. Workers at two key Amazon facilities at New York have voted to walk out of
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The recent tragic incident which took place in the month of November led to the outbreak of huge attention and rage among the Taiwan people because a civil servant who is surnamed as Wu died
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The sudden death of Suchir Balaji has brought artificial intelligence and copyright issues back in the limelight. The Indian-origin former OpenAI researcher used to raise serious concerns about ethical complications in the industry he helped
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Members at Avanti West Coast have called off planned strikes on December 22, 23, and 29, as train managers also agreed not to go on strike after the union announced the dates, the RMT said
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"Imagine getting laid off from a company after 38 years of loyalty?" asked Joel Lalgee in a social media video. The post has been going viral as netizens think deeper about the layoff methods some
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India’s gig economy is booming powered by app based giants like Zomato. While these companies boast of creating jobs and driving the digital revolution, the reality for workers like Rajesh and Tapas tells a different
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Japan is currently on the lookout for ways to deal with the labor problem, having requested Indonesian workers for its construction industry, the Japan Association for Construction Human Resources (JAC) is optimistic that both countries
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More than 10,000 job cuts are on the horizon in Germany as scores of manufacturing giants such as Bosch face increasing economic challenges. This announcement came from Bosch amid fierce competition and decelerating progress affecting
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Is the next pandemic imminent? Commercial insurance market Lloyd's of London recently predicted that the future human pandemic is likely to cause economic losses of $13.6 trillion for the global economy in a 5-year period.
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Japan's fertility rate dropped to just 1.2 children last year, much less than the 2.1 needed to maintain population stability, as per official figures. Despite different campaigns to encourage young couples to bear children, the
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