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Ukrainian women are making significant strides in traditionally male-dominated fields as Ukraine grapples with the effects of ongoing conflict. The…
Kim Cheatle has taken full responsibility for the security lapse which led to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, former…
As thousands of Disneyland employees continue negotiations with the company over issues including higher pay, a potential strike looms on…
A bizarre technique of monitoring employees’ performance and fitness has surfaced in Japan. According to the South China Morning Post,…
With effect from 21 July, 2024, 25 per cent of engineering jobs in the private sector of the Kingdom of…
Schneider Electric intends to increase its workforce in Ireland by about 10 per cent, over the next two years. With…
The yearly employee-engagement survey at Dell, aptly called ‘Tell Dell’ has revealed that Dell has scored poorly when it comes…
Amazon wants to ensure that its employees actually stay in office and work and do not just record their attendance…
Australia has relaxed rules for skilled migrants holding the following temporary visas—temporary work (skilled) visa (subclass 457), temporary skill-shortage visa…
Elon Musk has successfully had a lawsuit dismissed that claimed he refused to pay at least $500 million in severance.…
A wave of change is rippling through Kuwait’s labour market, and domestic workers are poised to benefit the most. From…
Dyson, the British appliance-manufacturing firm is trimming its workforce in the UK by about 1,000. That means, a quarter of…
It has been a month since the first ever strike at Samsung, the electronics giant, grabbed headlines. At the time,…
American tech giant, Microsoft has reportedly instructed its employees in China to exclusively use iPhones at work. Starting September 2024,…
In a bid to increase the pace of economic growth in Greece, some industries will follow a six-day work week.…
Starting 1 July 2024, those seeking residence and work permit in Denmark will have to deal with new salary limits.…
For the first time in the US, a new rule mooted by the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)…
SmartHR, a cloud-based human resources and labour- management software startup, has secured $140 million in a Series E funding round.…
Walmart, the global retailer, is redefining its identity as a tech powerhouse. With a robust team of 25,000 engineers and…
Tension is soaring across Korean shipyards as unionised workers push for higher wages and better benefits. These protests come amid…
Starting today, that is, 1 July 2024, employees of the Emirates Group will receive a four per cent hike in…
In New Zealand, those who hold Accredited Employer Work Visas will not be allowed to support work or student visa…
Qatar has introduced a new dress code for employees across ministries, government agencies and public bodies during work hours and…
Bills have been recently approved by the California Legislature making amendments to a two-decade old law, which will allow workers…
Citigroup has advised its employees to avoid confrontations with protesters targeting the bank’s New York headquarters. The advisory comes as…