G.Morrison
Europe - The Netherlands is finally planning to make work-from-home a reality for employees. Once passed by the Senate, the legislation could become a law as the approval has already come through from the Lower
Uttara J Malhotra
Europe - Over 169 million migrant labourers are estimated to exist worldwide. People who adore their hometowns work in fields like agriculture, construction, and shipping to better the lives of their family. These workers have,
Dr. Neha Mathur
United States - Unionization among food workers is on the rise, and Los Angeles employees achieved significant advancements that may have an influence on restaurants both locally and elsewhere. In June, Korean and Latino Genwa
Senior Reporter
Europe - According to BelTA, Larisa Belskaya, the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Belarus to the United Nations Office in Geneva, has attacked the EU resolution on the state of human rights in Belarus
Grace Young
Israel - Massive graves have been discovered under the Israeli tourist park. The graves are of Egyptian commados who found the 1967 Middle East war that have been discovered buried there. The park falls near
WR News Writer
Malaysia - Economists have expressed concern that Malaysia is rapidly losing its attraction as a destination for migrant workers, despite the fact that several of the country's most important industries were already experiencing a scarcity
Ayswarya Murthy
According to a report released on Sunday, Uber considered portraying violence against its drivers as a way to win over the public as it aggressively expanded into new markets around the world, lobbied political leaders
G.Morrison
Cuba - The anniversary of the protests, that the Cuban government violated human rights routinely in reaction to large-scale anti-government rallies in July 2021, seemingly in an effort to punish protestors and discourage other demonstrations,
G.Morrison
India - In a shocking and tragic incident in Madhya Pradesh, a woman was made half-naked and thrashed brutally by her husband and in-laws over a land dispute. A 3-year-old child of the woman rescued
WR News Writer
Following the instance of a Brisbane sushi restaurant that was found guilty of underpaying employees and fabricating records, the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) cautioned companies to cease exploiting their workers, according to a media release.
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