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Around 100 foreign housekeepers from Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, will be able to work in Korea during the second half of this year as part of the governments pilot program to tackle a shortage of maids here, the labor ministry said Monday.

Private sector bodies have been demanding compensation for damages

Crab harvesters on the Avalon Peninsula are calling out Exxon Mobil for their operations in the Jeanne d’Arc Basin.

Department of Higher Education and Training: allegations of the Minister’s political interference in the administration

The founder of Compass has been a Labour member for over 40 years. But last month he was invited to defend himself over a two-year-old tweet - and he now awaits the party’s judgment

ALBAWABA Over 100 current and former employees of McDonald's outlets in the UK have made allegations of a toxic culture that involves sexual assault, ha

Does Robert Abela’s U-turn on the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry signal the beginning of a palace revolt?

Experts discuss the need for regulated coalition governance to prioritize service delivery over political interests.

The value of US miner Alcoa dropped $650 million after Wall Street was told there was “no fixed timetable” for gaining access to new areas of jarrah forest to mine.

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