Philippines halts worker deployments to Israel
Manila takes decisive action to protect overseas workers as Middle East tensions reach boiling point, suspending all new deployments to Israel.
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Lammy scraps employment tribunal fees permanently
Foreign Secretary David Lammy confirms government will not reintroduce controversial employment tribunal fees, protecting workers' access to justice in significant policy reversal.
Trump's ICE recruitment raids target migrants via deceptive ads
Exclusive investigation reveals how Trump administration used deceptive advertising to lure undocumented workers into ICE raids, raising serious ethical and legal concerns about immigration enforcement tactics.
Kyle's Workers' Rights Reforms Transform UK Employment
Groundbreaking workers' rights reforms championed by Kyle promise to reshape Britain's employment sector with enhanced protections and fairer workplace practices.
Essential workers required for bank holidays - full list
New government regulations reveal which critical workers must report to duty during spring bank holidays - find out if your job is on the mandatory list.
Stokes expands media empire with Southern Cross acquisition
Australian billionaire Kerry Stokes expands his media dominance through Seven West Media's strategic takeover of Southern Cross Austereo, reshaping the broadcasting landscape.
Israeli Airstrike on Yemeni Media Hub Kills Journalists
A devastating Israeli missile strike has destroyed the Al-Masirah satellite channel's complex in Sana'a, Yemen, killing at least seven media workers and wounding dozens. The attack, condemned by press freedom organisations, marks a severe escalation in ta
Trump's 'Welcome' Directive Triggers S Korea Worker Crackdown
A controversial US immigration directive from Donald Trump is cited as a key trigger for a sweeping South Korean crackdown on illegal workers, resulting in mass arrests and industry turmoil.
Inside Israel's Media Bubble: A Tale of Two Realities
An in-depth analysis reveals how Israel's tightly controlled media environment and sophisticated digital strategy create a starkly different reality for its citizens, challenging global diplomacy and the very nature of modern warfare.
Right-Wing Media’s Systematic Assault on US Journalism Exposed
A damning new report reveals how a powerful network of right-wing news outlets, led by figures like Steve Bannon and Charlie Kirk, is systematically eroding trust in mainstream journalism and democratic institutions across the United States.
Paramount Agrees to £2.4bn Skydance Merger, Ends Redstone Era
In a dramatic media industry shake-up, Paramount Global agrees to a monumental £2.4 billion merger with Skydance Media, shutting out a rival bid from Warner Bros Discovery and concluding the Redstone family's decades-long control.
Unite warns Labour: Improve workers' rights or face backlash
Unite union general secretary Sharon Graham demands Labour urgently improve its workers' rights package, warning that failing to fulfil this key election promise would be a 'betrayal' of voters.
US releases 300 detained South Koreans at Hyundai plant
In a major development, US immigration officials have released 300 South Korean technicians detained at a Hyundai plant in Alabama. The resolution follows intense diplomatic efforts from Seoul.
US ICE Raid Detains Hundreds of Korean Workers - Seoul Responds
The South Korean government pledges consular assistance following a major US immigration enforcement operation that resulted in the arrest of hundreds of its nationals.
Healthcare workers fired over inappropriate hospital TikTok videos
Six employees from a Californian medical centre have been dismissed after posting 'offensive' and 'unprofessional' TikTok videos filmed on hospital premises, sparking a major investigation.
Clinic Staff Fired After Viral TikTok About Working Conditions
Healthcare workers at a leading US clinic have been summarily dismissed after a TikTok video revealing alleged poor working conditions and staff shortages went viral, igniting a fierce debate on workers' rights and corporate transparency.
Time Out Magazine Exits London for Manhattan HQ
In a seismic shift for media, Time Out Magazine abandons its London birthplace after 55 years, relocating its global headquarters to Manhattan. Discover the reasons behind this historic move.
NSW Health accused of gagging frontline healthcare workers
The NSW Nurses and Midwives' Association alleges NSW Health is attempting to silence healthcare workers by restricting their online posts, raising serious concerns about workers' rights and public transparency.
Six Media Workers Killed by Israel in Gaza
A tribute to the six media workers who lost their lives while reporting in Gaza, highlighting the dangers journalists face in conflict zones.
Tesco worker reveals most annoying customer habit
A Tesco employee has opened up about the most annoying habit customers have, sparking a debate among retail workers and shoppers alike.
National Living Wage crisis: Why £11.44 isn't enough
Experts warn that the National Living Wage increase isn't enough to cover basic living costs, leaving workers in financial distress. Discover why the system is failing and what needs to change.
Trump: Americans 'fed up' with employers – but is it true?
Former US President Donald Trump asserts that American workers are disillusioned with their employers, but economic indicators paint a more nuanced picture. Explore the facts behind his claims.
Radisson Blu London staff strike over pay dispute
Workers at the Radisson Blu Edwardian hotel in London have launched a strike over pay and conditions, causing significant disruptions for guests.
Australian transport firm collapses, workers unpaid
A leading Australian transport company has gone into administration, leaving workers unpaid and creditors in the lurch. Find out what went wrong.
Council workers abseil bridge to clear homeless encampment
Council workers abseiled down a major bridge to dismantle a homeless encampment, sparking debates on housing policies and public safety.
US govt issues AI guidelines for federal workers
The US government has issued new guidelines encouraging federal employees to use AI tools responsibly, aiming to enhance efficiency while addressing ethical concerns.
Nanny quits over alleged mistreatment in London home
A nanny working for a wealthy family in London resigned after claiming she was subjected to harsh working conditions and emotional abuse. Her story sheds light on the darker side of domestic employment.
UK airport faces shutdown as workers vote to strike
A key UK airport is set to grind to a halt after staff overwhelmingly backed strike action, threatening travel chaos for thousands of passengers.
Boomers forced back to work in Australia's cost crisis
Australia's soaring living costs are pushing retirees back into the workforce, with many struggling to afford essentials. Experts warn of a growing trend as inflation bites.
Gaza's healthcare system targeted in escalating crisis
Medical facilities and personnel in Gaza face relentless attacks, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Read the harrowing accounts of healthcare workers struggling to save lives amid the chaos.
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