Senior Reporter
It is critical for employers to provide their employees with paid time off in order to encourage a good work-life balance. However, there are countries that offer low vacation pay, which demotivates its employees to
Senior Reporter
Mexican officials reported that two migrants have been shot to death inside a car in Southern Mexico on 2nd December. It is believed that a migrant smuggler was also in the car. In southern Mexico,
Senior Reporter
Pakistan has been proved to be the riskiest country for violence and mass killings for the 3rd consecutive time, as per the report of US think-tank Early Warning Project. According to the most recent report
Senior Reporter
Migrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople said that she will stay in the DMW shelters during her visit to Saudi Arabia. She will fly there to check Filipino workers’ conditions. Susan Ople, the secretary of the
WR News Writer
Human Rights Watch urged Poland’s govt to drop charges against protestors immediately & to stop targeting reproductive rights activists. Human Rights Watch stated today that Poland's government must stop persecuting pro-choice activists and dismiss all
WR News Writer
The politicians have asked food companies & management to find solutions, as they're facing challenges of Migration and Labor Shortfalls. It is nothing new for the food and beverage industry to experience labor shortages, but
WR News Writer
Ramaphosa is urged to sign the compensation bill into law by domestic workers. The president received the legislation more than two months ago. Until the Constitutional Court determined in 2020 that a portion of the
Senior Reporter
A bus carrying 47 Migrant Workers crashed in Thailand Tak province. 2 migrant workers from Myanmar killed and more than 40 injured in the bus accident. Around 9:00 p.m. on November 29, a bus carrying
Senior Reporter
The FIFA World Cup is the Ursa Major of global sporting extravaganzas, deserving of Cecil B. DeMille's genius for motion pictures. Despite the significant logistical difficulties, Qatar managed to coordinate the many moving pieces of
Right Sider
Earlier this month, Jassy warned employees that there will be more layoffs at the company in early 2023 "as leaders continue to make adjustments". Andy Jassy, the chief executive officer of Amazon, has once again
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