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Delta resident Genevieve Cragg, whose son Charley died on his first day on the job on a tugboat two years ago, says accountability and changes are needed.

LOCAL manufacturers have raised concerns over the governments decision to introduce a new bill to impose a 20 per cent excise duty on locally produced fruit drinks and bottled water.

Eliminating the escalator tax on beer would be an easy, cost-effective win for a government that is accused of being aloof and remote.

Says will take back seats in upcoming by-elections; pays tribute to Musharraf

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos, Jr. has appointed lawyer Geneses Abot as new undersecretary of the Anti-Red Tape Authority's (ARTA). Lawyer Geneses Abot takes oath as new undersecretary of the Anti-Red Tape Authority's (ARTA) before Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin on Jan. 18

The union representing domestic workers will carry out several studies to characterise this job in Portugal, which remains hidden and is often shrouded in...

Lusaka - Zambia: The National Union of Building Engineering and General Workers (NUBEGW) has regretted the dormancy in the construction industry this year.

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Seven power station officials, claiming years of blatant workplace discrimination at the hands of their superiors and “powerful” third parties, are

The memorabilia was uncovered in Rays former home in Hampton Court Palace, London. It will be auctioned off in London on Saturday, October 29.