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On 1 March 2023, ARTICLE 19 submitted an expert opinion in relation to the legal case concerning bandwidth throttling and mobile service provider (GSM) disruptions that occurred following the earthquakes in Turkey in February of
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Located in the small town of Pella, Iowa, Pella Corporation is leading the charge for employee wellness initiatives. With 10,000 workers, the legacy brand recognizes that boosting morale and productivity starts with creating an engaging
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A Tijuana hotel discovered 13 migrants from Mauritania, a small Muslim country in northwest Africa, being held against their will earlier this week. Smugglers are using hotels as stash houses to keep migrants until they
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Following a report from the Washington Post earlier on Friday regarding Google tapping an outside law firm to conduct a civil rights review, the tech giant later that day disclosed the details of the audit
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A news from Japan, the land of the rising sun. In a wind of inflation and job cuts, Japanese unions are demanding a significant wage increase, the likes of which have not been seen in
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Gartner predicts that 39% of global knowledge workers will work hybrid by 2023, up from 37% in 2022. According to Ranjit Atwal, Senior Director Analyst at Gartner, hybrid workstyles have become an employee expectation instead
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The third anniversary of Germany's Skilled Immigration program, which facilitates international skilled workers' access to the German labour market and promotes their integration, has been marked. SchengenVisaInfo.com reports that the German Government has stated that
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For the first time, Google's Japanese employees have formed a union following massive job cuts at the U.S. technology giant. In a statement to reporters on Thursday, union members demanded that Google Japan enter into
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The president has decided to scapegoat Black migrants and condone violence against them as the country's financial crisis worsens. In the past weeks, Tunisian President Kais Saied has intensified his clampdown on political opponents and
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Starbucks has long expressed its pride over its reputation as a progressive, worker-friendly employer. But in recent news, US National Labour Relations Board (NLRB) judge Michael Rosas has ordered the company to reinstate fired seven
