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Qatar - The first ever World Cup to be held in the Middle East, the FIFA World Cup is unfortunately in limelight for all the wrong reasons. The hosting country Qatar has been continuously under
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United States - The Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations held a memorial ceremony at the Capitol on Monday to memorialize Missouri workers who died on the job. The program for the ceremony identifies
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India - The Ministry of Labour and Employment launched the e-Shram portal under the Government of India on August 26, 2021, for creating a National Database of Unorganised Workers (NDUW). The e-Shram portal will collect
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Canada - Have you always dreamed of working abroad? Canada is perhaps the best option for you. Canada offers a wide range of well-paid and highly skilled roles to workers. If you are planning to
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Australia - African migrants struggle to find a job without reference from white Australians. The candidates from the African community are less likely to be considered for positions in a company if they do not
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Thailand - Government of Thailand has approved a plan under which it will be bringing in approximately 170,000 additional migrant workers, in line with request put forward by the businesses for influx of manpower so
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India - The Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Pushkar Singh Dhami, met migrant workers in New Delhi to understand their problems and help them. He also announced that a cell would be created in Dehradun, the
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Lebanon - At least 18 women migrant domestic workers have died in "mysterious conditions" in Lebanon since April 2020. The Anti-Racist Movement (ARM), a Lebanese NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) conducted a report on this matter earlier
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Iran - Around 200 Afghans gathered in central Kabul on Tuesday to protest against Afghan migrants' abuse in Iran. They also read slogans, "We want justice." Recently, a video circulated on social media showed Afghan
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Systematic abuse of World Cup Security guards continues in Qatar. They are working in conditions amounting to forced labour. The security guards, all migrant workers, work 12 hours a day, seven days a week.Thousands of
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