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The Afghanistan drought and child marriage crisis is turning childhood into a bargain. As fields dry up and animals die, some families in north western Afghanistan promise daughters to older men for money to repay
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After 30 years serving passengers, former British Airways cabin crew member Tess De Mello says losing her job left her feeling ashamed. Her story is at the heart of a British Airways cabin crew legal
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The Flutter layoffs in 2026 have officially begun, and the effect is stark to behold. Paddy Power, Sky Bet and Betfair's Flutter Entertainment are looking to make up to 1,400 cuts to its operations in
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In 2027, student loan wage garnishment might be back, and employees might be most affected in their pay. The officials are reportedly getting ready to put a crackdown on student loan default. Last year, planning
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The Amazon warehouse industry is evolving rapidly, more so than in any year of Amazon's history. There are now over a million robots operating throughout its network, and the machines that are supposed to deliver
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The South African passport ranks 86th, which is a drop from 79th place in 2025, but it doesn't mean that you can't work in other countries. It's not without a little paperwork. Visa-free entry applies
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Can AI take the place of mathematicians? Not now, and not completely. According to OpenAI, its latest model has been able to crack over 100 long-standing open problems, making OpenAI AI Math breakthroughs the latest
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In a 2026 investigation by Transparentem, migrant workers in Taiwan’s electronics, automotive and pump manufacturing sectors still suffer from high recruitment fees and debt. Researchers interviewed 24 migrant workers from Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines
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This is good news for people who earn a salary in India's tech hubs. In addition to Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune have been included in the list of cities where you can avail 50%
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For decades, the federal government has protected its employees, and the Trump administration is removing those safeguards to bring about one of the largest civil service revisions in modern American history. Aggressive exercise of executive
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