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Refugee advocates often find themselves stuck for words on how to answer some of the more complex and pressing questions on refugee policy. Here are some

A DUNFERMLINE man who subjected his neighbour to weeks of racial abuse has avoided a jail sentence after breaching his restriction of liberty order.

Good expectations for Brazilian orange exports

Alberta’s government has received the Premier’s Council on Charities and Civil Society report about support for women’s economic recovery.

Tens of thousands of Kentucky mothers are leaving the workforce due to child care issues. These charts tell the story.

The dissipating of the COVID-19 omicron variant, combined with many job availabilities, has led to a gradual increase in labor force participation.

A recent Rational Middle Podcast highlighted a Rice University Baker Institute Report examining how immigration reforms can prevent critical workforce and economic challenges associated with the aging US population demographic.

About 25 percent of Connecticut’s more than 21,000 electric vehicles were registered in...

Background: In 2020, Australia, like most countries, introduced restrictions related to the global pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Frontline services in the domestic and family violence (DFV) sector had to adapt and innovate to continue supporting clients who were experiencing and/or at risk of DFV. There is a need to understand from the perspective of those on the frontline how DFV service responses in different contexts impacted their working conditions and subsequent wellbein...

About 25 percent of Connecticut’s more than 21,000 electric vehicles were registered in...