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The Cuban regime approved four new decree laws this Monday, including a significant regulation concerning the social security of Cuban workers contrac...

NRI News: The number of Indians seeking opportunities in abroad have marked a dip in 2023. According to a recent study, the number of Indians who are willing to

For Indian respondents unwilling to relocate to a different country for work, a staggering 59 percent cited a strong emotional attachment to their country, well ahead of the 33 percent global average, the study says

The American Climate Corps by Biden govt offers job opportunities in climate-related fields across various states. It aims to recruit and train thousands of young individuals to combat climate change and transition into clean energy careers.

The updated regulations seek to maintain the concentric model of labor movement proposed by the government. Expanded work permit exemptions, limitations on the Labor Market and Shortage Occupation assessment systems, and loosened educational requirements for EU Blue Card holders and intra-company transfers are some of the significant changes.

India to meet global skilled workers demand, expecting 28-30% growth in Indian workers global mobility. High demand in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, GCC, and Eastern Europe for IT professionals.

Starting February 28th, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) is raising wage thresholds for most work visas to reflect the latest median wage increase, indicating growing demand for skilled individuals. The Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) remains at its current wage threshold.

Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has warned migrant workers in New Zealand about job scams with the rise of social media apps.

Japan plans to issue six-month visas for digital nomads with an annual income of ¥10 million or more, starting in March. Spouses and children can accompany, private health insurance is required. Remote work is allowed from any location within Japan. Digital nomads contribute to the economy and are seen as catalysts for tourism and domestic innovation.

UK employers are rushing to file visa applications for skilled workers before immigration rule changes take effect in April. The alterations proposed by the UK government are set to raise the costs of hiring overseas personnel, causing companies to accelerate hiring plans and renew existing visas to secure their current status.