If you were laid off by Amazon in 2026 you’re probably about to get an email in your inbox right now. Amazon is actively reaching out to Amazon-fired employees about openings, especially in the areas…
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Migrants in Tunisia are under mounting pressure to depart as authorities tighten measures against irregular migration and informal migrant settlements. Humanitarian organisations and rights groups have reported allegations of arbitrary detention, forced displacement, discrimination and…
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Indonesia is set to sign an updated memorandum of understanding with Malaysia on the placement and protection of domestic employment, while the proposed update aims to encompass a broader range of placement relationships, including both…
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The Jordan Ministry of Labour in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior and Public Security Directorate is implementing a program to regularize non-Jordanian employees approved by the Cabinet. The current window ends on September 30,…
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Thailand has introduced some major changes in regulations for foreign workforce mobility, such as new requirements for the employment authorization and remote working arrangements. The two developments that are of significance for multinational companies, non-BOI…
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UPI salary transfer will be free under new rules (2026). NPCI has announced a revised framework for UPI Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) effective from 15th October 2026 and P2P transactions such as salary transactions, remittances,…
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Germany’s foreigners and migrant workers are facing fresh uncertainty after the strong performance of the Alternative for Germany in the Saxony-Anhalt state election. The party won 39 of the 83 seats, not enough for an…
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Migrant workers in the European Union are increasingly at risk of labour exploitation, and trade unions and rights organisations are calling for more protection at work; concerns include insecure employment arrangements, recruitment debt, unsafe working…
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The regulations governing salary deductions in Japan state that employers are not allowed to deduct housing deposits or start-up costs without obtaining the consent of the employee. This was proved in a Japanese court case…
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Finally, foreign workers are allowed to work in Japan in the aviation industry in a real sense. Thirty new seats in the aviation sector will be provided by the Japanese government as part of a…
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