WR News Writer
Respondents to a Kyodo News poll said Japan has a high rate of people who want a recognized same-sex marriage, the show showed the percentage who want it is 64%. The reports and survey come
Wrighter
The Maryland General Assembly and its new bill are suggesting a change to the four-day work week by various companies. If the bill gets passed, the Four-Day Work Week Act of 2023 would create a
WR News Writer
Canada, Australia, the US, and the UK are considered the most popular countries for Indians to travel overseas for a short stay as a tourist, for work or study, or for settling as a permanent
Freelance writer
he F-9 area of Islamabad in Pakistan and the alleged gangrape of the woman in this locality had brought back all the scary memory of the Nirbhaya case of India. Though countries are different the
Freelance writer
The state Budget of Rajasthan was in between the public now. Many new announcements are attracting people's eyes. In between this, the Government of Rajasthan has announced several concessions for gig workers as part of
WR News Writer
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pressing the country's immigration system to soften its approach to processing visa applications and put relatively less emphasis on the risk of visitors overstaying their short-term visas, he mentioned
Senior Reporter
UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Turk on Friday called on the international community to deploy a specialised armed force to one of the poorest countries in the world, raising warnings against violent gangs creating a
Freelance writer
GoDaddy's CEO, Aman Bhutani, indicated that 8% of the company's staff would be laid off due to the macroeconomic environment's increasingly difficult demands. Every division and several levels of the organisation are impacted, according to
Right Sider
In a measure aimed at preventing migrant workers from rushing to get their work permits renewed, Thailand has extended the grace period to enable them to continue working in the country until May. The measure
Wrighter
Microsoft, once considered one of the safest places to work, announced major job cuts last month. It plans to lay off 10,000 employees, or about 5% of its workforce, over the course of this quarter.
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