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Japan's House of Representatives on Tuesday cleared a bill to reform the controversial foreign trainee program to encourage workers from abroad to stay longer through a new system amid a serious labor shortage in the aging country. As the new system would help increase the&#...

Have 'meaningful conversations, talk about the risk, reach out frequently,' says WorkSafeBC expert discussing keys to protecting workers from climate heat stress

Starting April 25, tourists in Venice will be required to pay £4.25 to enjoy the allure of this iconic city during peak hours.

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Federal Interior Minister Faeser considers these additional questions to be a positive development in combating antisemitism and racism in Germany.

The new Solidarity PAC resembles a New York state-level analog to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

Stories about eating and control from in-home child care workers.

Georgia has come a long way since the 1990s, a decade marred by civil war, political instability, and a faltering economy. But there’s one area where the country has, quite literally, remained stuck in that distant past: its minimum wage. Georgia’s private sector minimum wage was last updated in 1999, and currently stands at ₾20 ($7.50) per month. That makes it one of the lowest monthly minimum wages in the world — about enough to buy a few liters of milk. Despite broad popular support f...

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