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News Workers of Daewoo Construction Limited, engaged at the Kaduna Refinery and Petrochemical Company (KRPC), have staged a protest within the refinery premises against what they described as suppression and denial of their rights by the company’s management. The workers, under the aegis of the National Union of Civil Engineering, Construction, Furniture, and Wood Workers

Data: U.S. court filings; Table: Jacque Schrag/AxiosAll over the country, fired federal workers got a bit of good news this week — they're getting their jobs back. For now, anyway.Why it matters: The recently rehired could soon become the newly re-fired, and the productivity of the entire federal workforce is taking another hit...

A family walks outside a St. John’s Community Health clinic in South Los Angeles. (Jackie Fortiér/KFF Health News) A policy change by the Trump administration allows federal immigration officials to make arrests at or near sensitive locations, including health care facilities. To respond, some health providers are scrambling to give their staff legal training. In

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ArcelorMittal SA's Vanderbijlpark plant and operations in Newcastle will be impacted by the pending closure of its long steel business. File photo. Image: Supplied Workers at steel producer giant ArcelorMittal South Africa (Amsa) in KwaZulu-Natal are yet to be formally informed of the company’s impending closure of its long products business while a union and

Author of the article: Associated Press Colleen Barry Published Nov 29, 2024  •  2 minute read Demonstrators gather during a public and private sectors' national strike called by the labour unions to protest against the government's budget law in Milan, Italy, Friday, Nov. 29, 2024. Photo by Luca Bruno /AP Photo MILAN — Thousands of

Australia’s army of workers will carry more of the federal budget, with company tax collections tipped to suffer their first fall since the COVID pandemic as China’s economic slowdown and the ramifications of the Trump presidency hit the government’s bottom line. Treasurer Jim Chalmers, in Wednesday’s mid-year fiscal update, will reveal company tax collections –