The Canadian federal government acknowledges a potential shortage of workstations for employees returning to the office four days a week, confirming concerns raised by unions.

Innocent Chukwuma, CEO of Innoson, announced the creation of 8,000 jobs and the expansion of the company with a new tractor plant after a visit from the Bank of Industry management.

A survey reveals that 72% of US workers depend on a second income, with 26% needing it just to cover basic bills.

Former 'Real Housewives of Orange County' star Meghan King has accused her ex-husband Jim Edmonds of leaking her phone number to sex workers, leading to harassment.

A Bay Area carmaker, which has seen its value drop by billions, has announced further layoffs affecting hundreds of its workers.

Former employees of a Canadian mining company in Mexico have described the site as a 'war zone' and alleged that local management had dealings with an armed group prior to the kidnapping of 10 employees earlier this year.

Employers is targeting a 10% premium growth for its new excess workers' compensation product while also advancing AI-driven efficiency across its operations.

The global flower trade, particularly in Ecuador, is under scrutiny for its environmental impact and the health risks posed to workers by high water usage and dangerous pesticides.

Youth Congress workers staged a shirtless protest against a trade deal at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, leading to their detention.

South Korea's post-Korean War rise serves as a model for Sudan's recovery, with potential for a mutually beneficial partnership, according to an envoy.

Police Colonel Hector Grijaldo is facing allegations of using police officers as construction workers, which he denies as 'categorically untrue'.

Vanguard offers guidance on options for workers who are tapping into their retirement funds early.

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Some companies are shifting their focus to star performers, potentially leaving mid-tier employees feeling overlooked and undervalued.

Nurses in Abuja are calling for immediate action to ensure the safety of healthcare workers after a colleague was attacked in a 'one-chance' incident.

North Korea has revealed a new weapons system featuring nuclear-capable rocket launchers, which Kim Jong Un described as a gift for the upcoming Ninth Congress of the ruling Workers' Party.

Defence company BAE Systems announced record sales and increased investor payouts, even as staff in Lancashire continue strikes over stalled pay negotiations.

Democrats are seeking to curb ICE's immigration crackdown amidst a DHS shutdown, raising questions about the ultimate goals and implications of the standoff.

As U.S. sanctions ease, Venezuela's oil industry sees a revival, bringing hope for economic recovery but little immediate relief for its workers.

CBS News correspondent Norah O'Donnell stated that employees at the network are 'fearful' due to numerous leadership changes, according to a podcast interview.

Vietnamese workers are increasingly learning Chinese due to surging Chinese investments and growing job opportunities.

Ducati North America CEO Jason Chinnock expresses his desire that self-driving motorcycles do not become a reality, highlighting a sentiment against autonomous technology in the motorcycle industry.

The Los Angeles Unified School District is contemplating laying off thousands of its employees.

Nicaraguan farm workers are awaiting a ruling in their long-standing case against US multinationals, alleging sterility caused by the pesticide Nemagon.

Sex workers in Kolkata's Sonagachhi district are facing difficulties proving their identity for voter registration due to a lack of historical documents.

Director Dominik Locher's film 'Enjoy Your Stay,' premiering at Berlinale, aims to reveal the reality of undocumented workers in Switzerland, challenging the country's idyllic 'postcard image.'

As China celebrates the Lunar New Year, an increasing number of workers are unable to return to their hometowns for the Spring Festival, raising questions about the underlying reasons.

North Korean media reported that Kim Jong Un attended the completion ceremony for new housing in Pyongyang, emphasizing the achievement of a 50,000-unit housing goal ahead of the upcoming Workers' Party Congress.

Workers are concerned about AI taking their jobs, but experts suggest they might be overlooking a greater underlying danger associated with AI's integration into the workforce.

Workers Are Afraid AI Will Take Their Jobs. They’re Missing the Bigger Danger.  The Wall Street Journal

Even Silicon Valley is rattled as AI bots begin to bully humans, highlighting growing concerns about AI behavior.

Nigeria's NCDC has expressed concern over increasing Lassa Fever infections and deaths among healthcare workers across several states, including Ondo, Edo, and Bauchi.

Workers Are Afraid AI Will Take Their Jobs. They’re Missing the Bigger Danger.  The Wall Street Journal

Workers Are Afraid AI Will Take Their Jobs. They’re Missing the Bigger Danger.  The Wall Street Journal

Experts are warning of widespread job displacement and 'apocalyptic' scenarios due to rapidly advancing AI models, leading to a debate between alarmists and those who dismiss it as 'doomerism'.

New research indicates that approximately one in three workers are unhappy and disengaged in their jobs, leading to a negative impact on productivity. The study highlights a significant challenge in employee satisfaction across various industries.

Health workers in developing countries are forced to use obsolete and potentially harmful isolation practices for tuberculosis patients due to a lack of resources. Patients are trapped in hospitals for months under these outdated treatment methods.

A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists details systematic abuse and torture of Palestinian media workers in Israeli detention centers between 2023 and 2026, based on interviews with former detainees.

Clashes erupted between workers of the BJP and Congress parties in Indore during a BJP protest against an Indian Youth Congress (IYC) demonstration.

A new study warns that the decrease in remote working opportunities could hinder efforts to reduce unemployment among disabled people, potentially shutting them out of the workforce.

BJP workers protested Rahul Gandhi in Mumbai with black flags following a shirtless demonstration by the Indian Youth Congress at the AI Summit in New Delhi.

Aid workers are calling on Australia to repatriate 34 women and children from the Roj camp in Syria, citing 'dire' conditions and increased risks for those held there.

Canada is expanding its Express Entry immigration program to attract more skilled workers, aiming to boost the economy and address labor needs.

This article explores strategies for micro-saving to effectively increase an individual's emergency fund.

During a sewer project in the Scottish Highlands, workers unearthed a 6th-century burial site along with Iron Age roundhouses, revealing an 'incredibly rare' archaeological find.

A US judge has issued an injunction preventing former Palantir employees from recruiting workers for their new artificial intelligence company, citing concerns over unfair competition.

OpenAI is reportedly offering its employees an average of $1.5 million in stock-based compensation, setting a new record for tech startups.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has withdrawn her proposal for robotaxi services outside New York City, following pushback from labor unions and transit workers.

The Coca-Cola Company is facing a lawsuit for allegedly excluding male employees from a Women's Forum event, with the agency claiming financial losses and emotional distress for the affected workers.

Israel has condemned a 'racially motivated' attack on two Indian workers in Ashkelon, with police apprehending the perpetrators.

Canada is refining its skilled immigration system and introducing new Express Entry categories for 2026, aiming to attract more skilled workers.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced plans to reveal new self-defense strengthening goals at an upcoming Workers' Party Congress, as reported by state media.

California wine giant Gallo is closing one facility and laying off workers at four other locations, impacting its workforce.

A report reveals the state of retirement savings for middle-class workers and provides proven tips to help boost their savings.

Despite efforts by the Trump White House to eliminate contracts for thousands of workers, US union membership reached a 16-year high in 2025.

Defence giant BAE Systems achieved record sales as Europe rearmed, even as some workers remained on strike over pay disputes.

Government sources tell BBC News they could slow down plans to make minimum wage equal across age groups.

Over 80 film workers, including Tilda Swinton and Javier Bardem, have expressed dismay at the Berlinale's perceived 'anti-Palestinian racism' and its silence on Israel's war in Gaza.

Hong Kong workers, including plumbers, are facing financial difficulties due to a citywide halt in facade repairs following a deadly fire in Tai Po, impacting their ability to secure work.

An analysis suggests that Labour's policies, including raising payroll taxes and the minimum wage, have negatively impacted young workers.

Australian aged care workers are warning that an algorithm-based tool used for home support funding is 'cruel' and 'inhumane', with many disagreeing with its assessments.

Airport workers have ended their strike after reaching a deal with the Transport and Labour Ministries, bringing relief to travelers.

The UK film and TV industry is at 'serious risk' as a new report reveals that nearly three-quarters of workers are considering leaving the sector due to financial pressures over the past year.

The UK unemployment rate increased to 5.2% in the three months to December, up from 5.1% in November, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Vietnamese migrant workers in Japan and South Korea are increasingly shifting from temporary employment to seeking long-term residency and purchasing homes, indicating a change in their migration patterns.

Workers are concerned about AI replacing their jobs, but experts suggest a greater, often overlooked, danger associated with AI's integration into the workforce.

When AI Bots Start Bullying Humans, Even Silicon Valley Gets Rattled  The Wall Street Journal

Workers Are Afraid AI Will Take Their Jobs. They’re Missing the Bigger Danger.  The Wall Street Journal

Council staff in areas including Stoke-on-Trent and Dudley are set to vote on industrial action over pay disputes.

Flights at Kenya's main Jomo Kenyatta International Airport faced delays due to a workers' strike stemming from a labor dispute over pay and working conditions.

Workers at Kenya's primary airport have initiated a strike, leading to significant flight delays and disruptions for travelers.

An abduction of mine workers in Mexico has cast doubt on the effectiveness of recent security improvements in the region.

Six Wall Street bank CEOs collectively earned 250 million dollars in 2025, with each making over 40 million dollars, further exacerbating the pay disparity with median bank workers.

In a rapidly evolving job market and uncertain economic climate, workers are advised against clinging to their current employment.

Workers in Cross River State are threatening to protest due to unpaid salaries, citing that some employees have been paid while others have not.

A firm has shut down its Illinois plant and laid off hundreds of workers following a series of arrests.

Gig workers are leaving platforms such as Uber, citing deteriorating pay and working conditions as reasons for seeking full-time employment or alternative side hustles.

Entry-level positions in the tech and finance sectors in Ireland are being lost due to advancements in artificial intelligence, raising concerns about potential impacts on the U.S. job market.

A Walmart executive expressed regret over other companies' workforce reductions due to AI, stating that Walmart is instead offering AI training to 1.6 million employees.

According to Google, only 5% of workers possess a particular skill, and those who do are 4.5 times more likely to earn a higher salary.

Sam Forstag, a smokejumper and union leader, is campaigning in Montana on pro-worker policies, hoping to flip a district from a Trump ally.

Dutch coffee giant Jacobs Douwe Egberts will close its Banbury plant this year, with workers being paid to assist at a local food bank.

Volkswagen workers in Tennessee have successfully secured their first union contract, a move that was initially expected to spark broader unionization efforts in the South.

Argentina is experiencing widespread disruption, including closed shops, canceled flights, and uncollected garbage, as unions stage a 24-hour general strike in protest of President Milei's proposed labor reforms.

Readers express their opinions on Congress's actions regarding D.C. policy, the impact of unpaid federal workers, and public perception of the Ukraine conflict.

A nationwide union strike in Argentina is challenging President Milei’s flagship labor overhaul, as workers protest the proposed changes.

Hospital workers in New South Wales are highlighting a severe mental health crisis, citing a lack of resources and overwhelming demand for services following tragedies involving escaped patients.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has revealed a large array of nuclear-capable rocket launchers ahead of a rare congress of the ruling Workers’ Party.

Staff members of the Writers Guild of America West are on strike, picketing the guild's offices with the symbolic 'Scabby the Rat' ahead of looming studio negotiations.

The owner of Violanta, Konstantinos Tziortziotis, has been remanded in custody following a five-hour testimony regarding a factory explosion in Trikala that resulted in the deaths of five female workers.

This article explores the negative consequences of our digital habits, including the harm caused to rural Indian workers by training AI with abusive content, the environmental impact of e-waste, and the significant water consumption of AI technologies.

The New York Times has been recognized with three Polk Awards for its impactful reporting on President Trump, the exploitation of domestic workers in Saudi Arabia, and brutality within New York prisons.

The Yobe State Assembly has launched an investigation into alleged misconduct by health workers and a shortage of doctors, following a decision announced by Speaker Chiroma Mashio after the assembly's annual recess.

North Korea is holding a delegate ceremony, signaling the imminent 9th Congress of the Workers’ Party of Korea.

A strike by airport workers has paralysed operations at major airports, with a deal now reached and the focus shifting to counting the losses incurred.

A new study suggests that training more Britons may not effectively cut net migration or plug skills shortages, citing poor pay and conditions as deterrents for local workers.

Workers at Ondo Poly are protesting unpaid minimum wages, disrupting academic activities, despite the new national minimum wage law signed in 2024.

A Myrtle Beach Realtor has been disciplined for breaking into co-workers' offices and computers.

Consulting firms are actively building and deploying thousands of AI agents, but industry insiders are still debating how these agents generate tangible value and what their true worth is.

The influx of Chinese companies into Vietnam is driving a significant demand for workers proficient in Chinese, leading to a salary premium of up to 40% for those with language skills.

Saudi Arabia has launched a new digital service on Musaned to manage domestic worker contract terminations, allowing employers to legally process situations where workers stop showing up.

Thousands of NHS workers faced debt collectors due to salary overpayments, according to a BBC investigation.

Scott Bessent, a prominent economic figure, has highlighted the critical skills workers will need by 2026 and beyond, in response to significant economic transformations.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi apologized to the people of his province for difficulties caused by PTI protests, stating no official call for protest was given.

A Trump donor, John Paulson, who previously criticized offshoring, is closing his Ohio plant and moving operations to China, drawing criticism from workers.

A company operating in the Houston area for two decades is preparing to lay off more than 100 employees, impacting its long-standing workforce.

Workers Are Afraid AI Will Take Their Jobs. They’re Missing the Bigger Danger.  The Wall Street Journal

Air travel faces significant disruptions and flight delays as aviation workers in the country have gone on strike.

The recent abduction of mine workers in Mexico has cast doubt on the effectiveness of recent security improvements in the region.

Sex workers at a Pahrump brothel are making history by seeking unionization, marking a first for Nevada's legal sex work industry.