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Public medical centers that were designated by the government to treat COVID-19 patients during the pandemic have been driven into a corner due to snowballing deficits, according to financial data released by the Korea Health Industry Development Institute (KHIDI), Thursday.

A former National Chairman of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) Workers' Union and a farmer, Maxwell Osei-Gyamerah, has expressed the hope that...

Liam Carter and Massimo Axisa will be 'shift editors'

The elite of South Korea appear to feel a sort of complex for those who were part of the democratization movement

Since October 31, 2023, school bus drivers serving more than 15,000 children on the island of Montreal have been on strike affecting students and their families from the Lester B.

India: Childcare workers across India continue fight for a living wage; Bangladeshi garment workers protest for agreed pay rise; Sri Lankan health sector workers strike for “special” allowance; Australia: New South Wales power transmission workers strike for better pay

“We demand our safety as well as patients’ safety,” says nurse

The Board Chairman of the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), David Adomako has dismissed calls by the General Transport, Petroleum and Chemical Workers’ Union (GTPCWU) of the Trades Unions Congress (TUC) for his dismissal over the controversial TOR-Torrentco Partnership Deal.

Finnish workers continue struggle begun in September against austerity and attacks on right to strike involving tens of thousands despite union attempts to limit action; strikes and protests by Iranian workers over cost-of-living crisis continue into the New Year, with steel and oil workers striking over lack of employment rights; protests by Libyan oil workers and local residents at two oilfields shut down production to demand a hospital, jobs for youth and refinery to end petrol and gas shorta...

THE Merriam-Webster dictionary defines “icon” as a person or thing widely admired, especially for having great influence or significance in a particular sphere.Subhas Panday believes his brother, Basdeo Panday, was