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German Companies Embrace Four-Day Work Week in Bold Bid to Boost Productivity and Address Labor Crisis

German Companies Embrace Four-Day Work Week in Bold Bid to Boost Productivity and Address Labor Crisis

German companies are trying something new to tackle their labor crisis and boost the economy: a four-day work week. Starting on February 1, a six-month test will give hundreds of employees an extra day off

Japan’s Record-breaking Milestone Over 2 Million Foreign Workers Tackle Labor Shortage”

Japan’s Record-breaking Milestone Over 2 Million Foreign Workers Tackle Labor Shortage”

Japan is facing a big challenge because there aren't enough people to do all the jobs that need to be done. In October 2023, the number of foreign workers in Japan went over 2 million

Canada’s Lagging Response to Seafood Supply Chain Issues:

Canada’s Lagging Response to Seafood Supply Chain Issues:

Canada is not doing enough to address problems in the seafood supply chains, which could be harmful to ethical practices and sustainable sourcing. Issues like climate change affecting the oceans and problems like illegal fishing

Joe Biden Addresses Blue Collar Workers At UAW Conference

Joe Biden Addresses Blue Collar Workers At UAW Conference

President Joe Biden is set to be the main speaker at the United Auto Workers' (UAW) conference in Washington. This event is important for him to gain support from blue-collar workers in important states like

Global Brands Unite to Safeguard Bangladeshi Workers: Support for Employment Injury Scheme

Global Brands Unite to Safeguard Bangladeshi Workers: Support for Employment Injury Scheme

In a significant move to protect workers in Bangladesh's booming garment industry, over 30 renowned brands and retailers, including H&M, Primark, Amazon, C&A, Puma, Decathlon, Giorgio Armani, and VF Corp, have pledged to contribute 0.019%

Hope for Workers: Legal Support Against Unfair Job Delays

Hope for Workers: Legal Support Against Unfair Job Delays

Workers facing frustrating delays and quota fraud find hope through legal aid. These workers were treated unfairly by their employers. These workers are seeking help to deal with their situation. Quota fraud is when bosses

Companies rethink business models as Japan’s labour crisis deepens

Companies rethink business models as Japan’s labour crisis deepens

The fastest-ageing economy on the planet is facing a serious shortfall of labour force. The drop in numbers is profoundly affecting how government, companies and people operate. Even the most iconic features of Japan's service

UK Announces Incremental Stages for Salary Threshold Increase in Family Visas

UK Announces Incremental Stages for Salary Threshold Increase in Family Visas

The UK government has announced plans to increase the minimum annual salary threshold for British citizens and permanent residents seeking to sponsor a spouse or partner on a Family Visa. However, the increase will be

Looking for jobs in Israel? Here’s all you must know as Gaza conflict rages on

Looking for jobs in Israel? Here’s all you must know as Gaza conflict rages on

Trade unions and Labour activists have raised serious concerns over the recruitment of Indian workers for jobs in Israel, as the country continues to fight a months-long brutal conflict against Hamas militants in the neighbouring

Malaysia steps up efforts to address exploitative practices concerning migrant labourers

Malaysia steps up efforts to address exploitative practices concerning migrant labourers

In an effort to stamp out exploitation and manpower imbalances that have left thousands of migrant labourers stranded without jobs, Malaysia is set to review bilateral agreements with 15 countries it sources the workers from,