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Changes to Part 3 of the Canada Labour Code will alter the termination rules that federally regulated trucking companies must follow effective Feb. 1,

A third of companies in the Czech Republic plan to lay off workers who work for them on the basis of contracts outside the employment relationship, as they will be less profitable for them as a result of the amendment to the Labour Code, reports the Czech News Agency, citing an online survey of the Predvyber.CZ staffing agency.

The union is allowed to picket on hotel grounds: Labour Relations Board

Myriam Raharilantosoa became a defender of Malagasy migrant domestic workers after finding out about the abuse suffered by her daughter at the hands of employers in Lebanon.

Minister of Education and Training Nguyễn Kim Sơn recently said there are 16,000 independent preschools across the country. Many teachers of those schools have not participated in social insurance and need to join the insurance to have their benefits ensured.

In July 2023, the Ukrainian parliament adopted several laws on changes to the Labour Code of Ukraine, which relate to maternity leaves, as well as list and dates of public holidays.

Many cuts have come in capital markets divisions amid a moribund deal-making market, following similar layoffs in the U.S.

Works resume on Iernut power stationRomgaz, through the Iernut Electric Power Production branch, on Tuesday handed over to Duro Felguera SA…

Workers at the Shertaon Vancouver Airport Hotel have been on strike for a month

Dockworkers ended their strike in British Columbia, following a controversial ruling by the Canadian Industrial Relations Board to declare their strike illegal, reports Jeff Shantz.