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United States - Tesla isn’t having a good start into the market of electronic vehicles. In a shocking move, some 15 black former or current employees at Tesla have filed a lawsuit against the electric
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Microsoft, an American multinational technology corporation, has defined a new benchmark for measuring employee productivity and well-being. Thriving and work-life balance are connected. Dawn Klinghoffer, head of people analytics at Microsoft, and Elizabeth McCune, director
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India - On Thursday, more than 100 migrant worker families who were residing in a colony at Thubarahalli in Varthur protested what they claimed were forcible evictions by the authorities. The workers referred to the
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India - McDonald's India has launched the first all-women drive-thru restaurant in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat. 28 women from nearby villages have been employed to run this drive-thru restaurant. The new restaurant will be operated by
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Russia - It is still too early to determine who ultimately prevailed in Russia's conflict with Ukraine. However, the four months of conflict serve as a sharp reminder of the misery and unpredictability of war
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United States - As news of humans being carried as objects on the Mexican border in a trailer come to light, what has also come to light is the pathetic desperation amongst people to cross
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The International Labor Organization (ILO) made a landmark decision in its June International conference. It has actually adopted safe and healthy working environment as one of its five fundamental principles and rights at work for
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United States - According to the U.S. Labor Department, Jersey Mike's Franchise Systems Inc. paid $24,660 in fines after inspectors discovered violations of the child labor laws at franchise locations in New Jersey and three
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Central Africa - In a shocking incident, a Congolese woman was kidnapped by militants in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She was repeatedly raped and forced to cook and eat human flesh. A Congolese rights
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India - The arrest of Teesta Setalvad and two other people was deemed "totally unnecessary" and an interference with India's autonomous legal system by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) a day after the UN
