Why Carney’s economic overhaul is clashing with Canada’s unions | Labour Rights News
Toronto, Canada: As Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney races to make the country less dependent on the United…
Tunisia fuel strike highlights growing economic and political anger | Energy News
Fuel transport workers in Tunis have launched a 48-hour strike to demand better working conditions, wage increases, the…
BMS calls nationwide protests on Aug 17 over pension, wages and labour codes
The organisation has asked all its units across the country to hold demonstrations, rallies and dharnas NEW DELHI:…
‘Daily cuts… infections’: India’s e-waste workers face toxic health risks | Technology News
New Delhi, India – Mateen Malik sits inside a cramped workshop in New Delhi’s Mustafabad area, carefully separating…
May Day in the age of AI: The new war on workers | Workers’ Rights
On May 1, much of the world celebrates International Workers’ Day, or May Day, honouring workers’ rights and…
Australia lacks national strategy to regulate AI spread in workplace, report states
Australia risks repeating the mistakes it made with social media unless it moves quickly to regulate the spread…
MSAI: We can’t find Chris Kenna’s ‘sovereign AI’ data centres
Kenna regularly talks about his time in the military and MSAI prominently describes itself as “veteran-run” on its…
AI robots may outnumber workers in few decades: former Citi exec
AI robots will exceed the working population within a few decades as more firms adopt AI agents and…
Mexico’s aerospace sector is growing. Will it be undercut in USMCA review? | Aviation
Monterrey, Mexico – In April, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the country’s aerospace industry could see sustained annual growth…
‘Our sweat, their excuse’: Workers left in limbo as employers fail to submit EPF contributions | Malaysia
FOR more than a year, Sufiah Saidi’s payslip showed regular deductions for her Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions.…