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Now, the need for a five-day banking week has returned in the wake of the Bank Strike on September 11. Bank unions are demanding a holiday on Saturdays and reduction in the working days on
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Workers’ rights in the US face a fresh threat as tougher immigration enforcement and changes to employment authorisation change conditions in several large industries. Labour advocates, unions and international monitors have raised alarms that immigration
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The new CEO of Apple John Ternus has been offered a pay package that is estimated to be around $58 million, out of which $3 million will be annual base salary, while the rest $55
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In Indonesia, a landmark Domestic Worker Protection Law has been enacted, which officially recognises some 4.2 million domestic workers as employees under the country’s labour framework. The law is among the most comprehensive labour reforms
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The goal is to create a fairer relationship between digital platforms and workers through clearer employment standards, expanded social protections and greater corporate accountability. The reforms are also part of a broader effort to standardise
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The EU Inc framework of Europe, or the “28th regime” as it is often called, is one of the most important corporate reform proposals in Europe in a number of years. The optional framework, introduced
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Europe’s rising temperatures and frequent heatwaves have brought increased focus on workplace heat stress and employee safety. There is no automatic cut-off maximum temperature that prevents work across Europe, but the European Union has set
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The Right-to-Dialogue movement is important in the field of labour rights to create formal discussions between governments and public employees instead of decisions from the top down. The movement is based on meaningful dialogue between
