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The May 16th Standards Board Meeting and May 20th Cal/OSHA Advisory Committee meetings offered many rulemaking updates and even clarified some questions that have been posed to Cal/OSHA...

From the blog of Dorothea Shefer-Vanson at The Times of Israel

Sri Lanka shares fall in mid day trade on Friday (13), after constant delays on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan that was supposed be acquired by the first quarter of 2023. 

Promoting Access to Decent Work Amidst Sri Lanka’s Economic Crisis[1] From IPS’ flagship publication, ‘Sri Lanka: State of the Economy 2022’ Access to decent work opportunities in Sri Lanka is limited. Even when jobs are available, not all workers have the same access to decent work. Only 20%

Troubled Transportation: IPS Policy Insights One of the most critical implications of Sri Lanka’s current economic crisis is the hard hit on the transport sector. The foreign exchange shortage has made importing fuel a major challenge, severely affecting road transportation and further impeding the performance of an already crippled economy. This Policy Insight gives context […]

A print journal: The life and soul of TISS for 82 years

WITH the call for the repatriation of Nigeria’s cultural objects seized from the country during the colonial and post-colonial period gaining traction,

Amid the growing demand for the return and repatriation of Nigeria’s cultural objects, the Centre for Black Culture and International Understanding, a UNESCO Category II Institute based in Osogbo...