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Unions call on government to address workforce dissatisfaction among public servants - Vimarsana News

Unions call on government to address workforce dissatisfaction among public servants

'Every public servant deserves a safe and healthy work environment, period'

Parliament welcomes court decision on Floyd Shivambu's deducted salary - Vimarsana News

Parliament welcomes court decision on Floyd Shivambu's deducted salary

EFF’s Floyd Shivambu was deducted nine days’ salary after Parliament found he failed to disclose money he received from a company implicated in the looting of VBS.

Thai Union updates its Vessel Code of Conduct to drive improvements in the fishing sector towards meeting Sustainable Supply Chain Initiative-recognized standards - Vimarsana News

Thai Union updates its Vessel Code of Conduct to drive improvements in the fishing sector towards meeting Sustainable Supply Chain Initiative-recognized standards

Thai Union Group PCL, the worlds seafood leader, has updated its Fishing Vessel Improvement Program and Vessel Code of Conduct (VCoC) to provide easy-to-understand guidance to the fishing vessels from which the company sources as well as further

Fani Willis Stung by Ethics Complaint - Vimarsana News

Fani Willis Stung by Ethics Complaint

The Fulton County district attorney has been marred by controversy over an alleged relationship with a member of her staff.

New councilwoman investigated for shady spending habits after entire staff quits - Vimarsana News

New councilwoman investigated for shady spending habits after entire staff quits

Shady spending habits by newly elected Denver City Councilwoman Flor Alvidrez, including $14,000 for a Halloween parade float, are under investigation by an ethics panel. The complaint was filed by one of her staffers, all of whom quit after only five months. More than $4,200 of that parade floa