Bangladeshis Dominate Malaysia’s Foreign Workforce, Accounting for 37% of Total
According to the Home Ministry, Bangladeshis make up the largest proportion of Malaysia's foreign workforce,…
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Canada Post and Postal Workers to Revive Contract Negotiations
Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) are set to resume contract…
Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Against Antelope Valley Medical Center
A group of Black workers have sued Antelope Valley Medical Center for alleged race discrimination,…
Social Security Concerns Rise Among Younger Workers
Younger workers are increasingly concerned about the future viability of Social Security, citing rising national…
Tacoma Fights Back: City Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit Over $20 Minimum Wage Initiative
The city of Tacoma is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit related to a $20 minimum…
Federal Workers Rally for Better Working Conditions and Patient Care at Veterans Hospital
The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) held a rally outside a Veterans Hospital to…
Nigerian Polytechnic Workers Demand Rector’s Removal Amidst Allegations
Workers at a Nigerian polytechnic are calling for the removal of the rector, citing various…
Uganda Electoral Commission Delays Polls for Non-Unionised Workers
The Electoral Commission of Uganda has postponed elections for non-unionised workers to August 18, citing…
Bangladesh Sees Significant Rise in Remittance Inflows Amidst Global Economic Uncertainty
Bangladesh experiences substantial growth in remittance inflows, driven by expatriate workers, despite global economic challenges.
Bangladesh Sees Significant Rise in Remittance Inflows Amidst Global Economic Uncertainty
Bangladesh experiences substantial growth in remittance inflows, driven by expatriate workers and government initiatives, despite…