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The debate on the proposed escrow in the pending Magna Carta for Seafarers revolves around the issue of alleged dwindling numbers of deployed seafarers that are usually misleadingly blamed by employers and manning agencies on the increasing number of litigated cases sweepingly associated with ambulance chasing. However, data from the Department of…

Leadership and CEOs need a plan for seamless collaboration to make the most of remote work.

Mississippi workers, on average, have a mere $625 a month for saving, paying down debt and leisure activities after their essential expenses like housing and food are covered.

In the aftermath of COVID, Westchester County has seen a historically low unemployment rate — 3.4% at the beginning of 2023.

As a new mother and registered Republican, I read Kayla Kessinger’s recent opinion piece published in the Gazette-Mail, “Pregnancy isn’t problem, abortion isn’t answer,” with great interest as many of

With the start of the school year just weeks away, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Educations says districts are still struggling to find teachers. 

AS our NHS turns 75, First Minister Humza Yousaf wants a ‘national conversation’ about its future. I’m sure he’ll forgive those of us…

A new survey of some of the country’s CEOs has revealed that 42% of them think AI will end humanity within the next decade. Meanwhile, AI is already ravaging the workforce, and CEOs are responsible.

A new UK-SA partnership will help to bridge the cybersecurity skills gap by supporting young South Africans to get jobs in the industry.

British High Commission Pretoria partners with technology companies to launch Cyber Academy programme.