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In a significant development for the safety of workers in the construction sector, an agreement was signed yesterday to introduce mandatory training on safety and health issues within the construction industry.The agreement, highlighted by Minister of Labour Yiannis Panayiotou in remarks following t

Nine more Solomon Islands ministers have been sworn-in Monday formalising their appointments to their respective Ministerial portfolios, almost completing the lineup of cabinet ministers this week. 

NITI Aayog Internship 2024: This internship is unpaid and its duration ranges from six weeks to six months. To receive an experience certificate, interns must maintain a minimum attendance of 75%.

A record number of South Koreans in their 50s took exams last year for government-issued occupational certifications, with forklift licenses topping the list. The trend reflects a surge in interest in pursuing second careers and highlights the significant difficulty many face in finding new employment related to one's previous experience. According to the Human Resources Development Service of Korea, the number ...

As many as three government bills including the Election (Amendment) Bill, 2024, the Motion Pictures (Amendment) Bill, 2023 and the Establishment of Special Court (Overseas Pakistanis Property) Bill, 2023 were introduced in the Senate on Thursday

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SENATOR Jinggoy Estrada is banking on Congress to promptly pass a bill for Malacañang to enact a law mandating financial literacy program for workers. In filing Senate Bill (SB) 2630, Estrada said the enabling legislation is awaited “to help workers make sound financial decisions,” adding that the enabling bill also…

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Free financial literacy program for workers sought News

Pakistan and Iran on Monday signed a total of eight accords on varying subjects to enhance cooperation in the different fields including trade, science technology, agriculture, health, culture, and judicial matters

A survey on adolescent mental health in Việt Nam showed that anxiety was the most prevalent mental health problem (18.6 per cent) among young people aged 10-17, followed by depression (4.3 per cent).