WR News Writer
Global - Although having money and fame may appear dazzling, it's not always what it looks! You may be well-off and well-known, but there is so much more to life than these things. Being wealthy,
Wiz Writer
About 7,000 Syrian citizens, including around 2,000 children have been killed by Russian forces in Syria since September 2015, says the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR). Fadel Abdul Ghany, the Executive Director of SNHR,
Senior Reporter
Women's Equality Day is marked every year on 26 August. The day is important for women across the world. The day plays a crucial role in highlighting the achievements made by women over the years.
Wrighter
A Vietnamese family, who run the very much popular Mekong Vietnamese Restaurant in northern Tasmania, may be forced to leave Australia because of bad immigration advice. The Tran family arrived in Australia in 2015 and
Right Sider
The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union, a British trade union covering the transport sector, has started a rail strike across England over pay and working conditions. The RMT rail strike in England started on
Freelance writer
According to a Wall Street Journal story cited by news agency ANI, International Business Machines (IBM) has joined the tsunami of businesses making layoffs. It stated that the company would eliminate roughly 3,900 workers. The
Freelance writer
Following stalled talks over wage increases and retirement age extension, unionised workers at Hyundai Motors in South Korea eventually voted on Friday for possible industrial action. Considered one of the biggest unions in the country
WR News Writer
This week, the South Carolina Supreme Court upheld a ban on most abortions. The newly all-male Supreme Court upheld a law on abortions, banning most such procedures except in the earliest weeks of pregnancy. However,
Wiz Writer
As the strike drags on for nearly four weeks, Metro Inc has filed an unfair labor practice complaint against Unifor, the union representing over 3,000 workers, alleging it isn’t bargaining in good faith. Unifor reiterated
Senior Reporter
The UK government is facing legal action by bereaved families of people who died in care homes and hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic. The cases concern 30 deaths during the initial days of the COVID-19
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