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Joining us for the hour stephanie link from nuveen, a tiaa company so we lost the gains is it on fears ha a trade 2k5e8s getting pushed snout is the market expecting a trade deal at this point i think were a little more optimistic about a trade deal most recently and thats why we rallied as much as we did and thats why rates actually increased over the last couple of weeks but yeah, i think the commentary today about trade kind of pushed us down. But i really think were still trying to digest wh...

QFC Employment Standards Office promotes ESG and Just Transition practices in strategic dialogue

Doha, Qatar:Qatar Chamber (QC) held a meeting yesterday with a delegation from the International Labour Organization (ILO), led by Deborah France Mass...

By Javier Picazo Feliu Doha, Dec 28 (EFE).- Although football’s greatest competition has wrapped up for another four years, Qatar, the host of the 2022 World Cup, has yet to address the enduring controversy of its treatment of the thousands of migrant workers who built its grandiose stadiums amid allegations of unpaid salaries, abusive contracts …

Doha: The Ministry of Labour organised a symposium entitled Occupational Safety and Health as a Fundamental Right: Good Practices from Qatar , in Sin...

Migrant workers are the backbone of Qatar’s economy, but many are incredibly vulnerable.

The socialists in the European Parliament are leading compromise talks on human rights in Qatar despite voting against putting the issue to a plenary vote. The move comes after the Left demanded that the European Parliament take a stand.

The Qatar World Cup has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. However, the newly constructed city of Lusail in the country makes one thing clear: the West is not the target audience for this World Cup. Qatar has different, even bigger ambitions.

Doha: Minister of Labour H E Dr. Ali bin Smaikh Al Marri affirmed that the slanderous allegations and negative campaign against Qatar began to take a...

Meeting with Qatar’s labor minister described as ‘toughest session’ of Parliament’s human rights subcommittee.