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After 20 years of service, Dr. Kim, a pediatrician in Gwangju, closed her pediatric clinic in July due to financial challenges and Korea's dwindling population of children. Instead, she opened a new clinic that primarily treats skin problems as well as chronic pain and mental health care. Kim is not alone. One in 10 pediatric clinics in Seoul has closed in the past five years, according to a recent report releas...

After 20 years of service, Dr. Kim, a pediatrician in Gwangju, closed her pediatric clinic in July due to financial challenges and Korea's dwindling population of children. Instead, she opened a new clinic that primarily treats skin problems, chronic pain and mental health issues. Kim is not alone. One in 10 pediatric clinics in Seoul has closed in the past five years, according to a recent report released by th...

Agreement reached between government, unions following criticism

THE Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has launched its new magazine known as Maritime Labour Voice. The magazine, according to the union, is to

Kwajafa who stated this in Kaduna while addressing the 35th Annual National Education Conference of National Union of Textile Garment and Tailoring Workers of

Finnish workers continue strikes begun three months ago against anti-strike laws and austerity, which unions seek to contain with limited stoppages; protests by energy workers and retirees continue in Iran over pay and impoverished social conditions; health workers picket outside the Red Cross Children’s Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa demanding ceasefire in Gaza and end to murder of children

The Director General of Nigerian Textile Garment and Tailoring Employers (NTGTE) Dr Hamma Kwajafa has said 7,000 megawatts electricity generated by

Union says this disregards all principles related to proper, meaningful and deep consultation

"How can we have four refineries and none is working? But an individual, Dangote could build a refinery. Why can’t we work?

Following an Assembly held by the Transco–CSN Workers Union with its member drivers, the enhanced offer the union received was voted down. Since October 31, more than 15,000 children and