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Colombia will seek up to $2 billion in World Bank financing for 2022 efforts on climate change, biodiversity, improvements to the healthcare and help for young people, President Ivan Duque said on Monday.

For a second straight month, U.S. job growth proved to be bitterly disappointing in September https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-job-growth-slows-sharply-september-unemployment-rate-falls-48-2021-10-08, coming in more than 300,000 jobs short of what many economists had...

Much higher wages alone would probably not clear churning and distorted global labour markets at the moment - and for many workers, they may not even be the primary demand.

German construction workers said on Wednesday they were likely to go on strike for higher wages and other payments, increasing pressure on employers to finally meet a range of demands including more compensation for long commutes to building sites.

Amazon.com Inc has been accused of violating Colorado state law by failing to pay warehouse workers for time spent undergoing COVID-19 screenings before clocking in at work.

Britain's economy is at a turning point and the government welcomes rising wages but will not return to the old approach of low investment and low skills, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday.

South Africa's biggest metalworkers union on Tuesday launched an indefinite strike to press for wage rises in the engineering sector, action that threatens to spill over and block supplies of parts to make new cars, industry and union officials said.

ベネズエラで２９日発表された２０２０／２１年の「生活状況に関する全国調査」で、同国人口の４分の３前後が極貧状態にあることが分かった。同国では、ハイパーインフレによる経済崩壊が７年にわたり続いている。

Chile's lower congressional chamber on Tuesday approved a bill that would allow citizens to make a fourth withdrawal from their pension funds, and sent it to the Senate for a vote, despite opposition from the government.

Uber Technologies Inc on Monday proposed a plan for a flexible benefits fund for app-based ride-hail and food delivery drivers in Canada under which all gig industry players would share data on workers' hours and earnings.