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Mining giant BHP wants the countrys highest court to overturn requirements for staff to be asked if they w...

India: Tamil Nadu: Lotte Choco Pie workers’ strike enters third month; Punjab electricity distribution workers fight pay anomalies; Australia: New South Wales paramedics and patient transfer officers impose more bans in pay dispute

The co-located FTE EMEA and FTE Ancillary & Retailing events took place in Dublin on 23-25 May 2023, with the theme of ‘Tomorrow’s Customer’.

The "Global Smart Highway Market Size By Product Type (Smart Transport Management System, Smart Traffic Management System), By Type Of Display (Digital...

The ACTU wants the government’s same job, same pay laws to target corporate giants in construction, stevedore, mining and airline industries for ‘suppressing wages’.

Business is keen to work with Labor, but industrial relations is a sticking point. There may soon be a major public campaign to have its message heard nationwide.

“I think times have changed and I think we should be open to more improvement so personally I am for opening up some sectors of the economy [that are] still closed,” Diokno said in a press conference in Manila.The Finance chief, in particular, said the foreign ownership restrictions on the education sector as well as the mass media should be relaxed.

Satellites that estimate crop yield and harvest time may likely solve the Philippines' inflation crisis and poor import planning

Employers could land in hot water if they make their staff work on public holidays without giving them...

Three judges found that BHP had contravened the Fair Work Act by requiring employees to work on a public ho...