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The rate at which Japanese men have taken up paternity leave has hit a record 50.9%, with almost all of them taking such leave, according to figures from Japan's Health, Labour and Welfare Ministry. This
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Artists in Derry are gearing up to protest around workers’ rights, fair pay and a louder voice in the creative sector. The planned action comes after local artists raised concerns about employment arrangements, intellectual property
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The laws of the 2026-27 Permanent Migration Program have an overall cap of 185,000 places for Permanent migration. The allocation of places to the program, however, suggests a strong bias in favour of skilled migration,
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Workers’ rights in the US face a fresh threat as tougher immigration enforcement and changes to employment authorisation change conditions in several large industries. Labour advocates, unions and international monitors have raised alarms that immigration
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The United Kingdom has never had a legal limit on the temperature inside a workplace, although a private member's bill is strong on getting one. With summer heatwaves becoming the norm, millions of workers are
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PayPal has reportedly dismissed hundreds of staffers from its operations in Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, with some of the employees saying they were informed during a call without prior notice. The PayPal layoffs have caused
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With the festive season for hiring underway, Amazon Jobs 2026 is trending across India. Amazon has created 400 cities for seasonal jobs, including the metros and smaller towns such as Varanasi, Kochi, Jalandhar and Ranchi,
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The policy is a new, year-round “casual” dress rule for government officials in the Japanese prefecture of Miyagi, which permits polo shirts and sneakers to be worn at work, albeit with jeans, hoodies and shorts
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Hiring foreign talent in the Lao involves more than securing an entry visa. Employers face a careful approval procedure, one which involves consultations with labour, foreign affairs and immigration departments, and also complies with foreign
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It has been reported that the landmark deal closed in September 2026 at just over $200 million, and for now, there are no plans for any layoffs. But that doesn’t mean it’s the same. The
