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Saskatchewan labour leaders want province to slow down on labour law changes
Saskatoon :: Canada | 3 months ago
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The Saskatchewan government is being urged by members of its own advisory committee to more carefully consider proposed new labour laws. Nine union leaders who were on the committee are asking the province to slow down passage of the proposed
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Act to loosen FTZ foreign worker restrictions
Taipei :: Taiwan | 4 months ago
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The Council of Labor Affairs (CLA) yesterday said the Act on Foreign Workers Employment in the Kaohsiung Free Trade Zone will focus on loosening the restrictions on hiring foreign workers. The CLA said that the employment act on foreign workers in
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Osborne has insulted a million young people, says TUC leader in waiting
London :: United Kingdom | 7 months ago
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We are getting talented young people being told that they are daytime TV addicts. That's a little insulting.' Photograph: Linda Nylind for the Guardian Nearly 1 million young unemployed people are being insulted by government claims that Britain's
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Preventable fall from height leaves worker seriously injured
Auckland :: New Zealand | 10 months ago
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The Waitakere District Court heard that the accident happened in January this year, when the worker was installing a handrail at the top of some stairs on a yacht. As he was descending the stairs, he lost his footing and fell down the stairs. His
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MPs call for ministers to come clean on lobbying
Brussels :: Belgium | 10 months ago
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Back in September 2011 a police raid on a travellers' site in Bedfordshire uncovered a story that le... The more time you spend on the road, the more important those small moments of fun to stop us all go... Due to legal reasons, any reporting of the
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Company Fined After Employee Loses Sight
Wellington :: New Zealand | 1 year ago
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The Tauranga District Court heard that on 9 May 2011 Kerry Bruce Duggan, trading as Mr Alifix, and his employee, were working on the third level of scaffolding to remove window panes from the Tauranga Boys' College gymnasium. Mr Duggan demonstrated
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Unions warn over dismissal change
London :: United Kingdom | 1 year ago
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TUC warns over unfair dismissal law time change The TUC said it feared the move would discriminate against certain groups in the workforce Increasing the time before workers are protected from unfair dismissal from one year to two years could affect
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Employment Act amendments to apply only to plantation sector
Kuala Lumpur :: Malaysia | 1 year ago
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Amendments to the Employment Act will only apply to the plantations sector, said Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri Dr S Subramaniam . He said this was agreed on during a National Labour Advisory Council meeting Tuesday. "Other sectors will be
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Employee’s Fingers Amputated in Machine Accident
Wellington :: New Zealand | 1 year ago
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March 2012 Employee's Fingers Amputated in Machine Accident Joint venture partners Green Crow Corporation and Ribbonwood Sawmilling Ltd have today been fined a total of $55,000, after one of its employees suffered serious injuries to their right hand
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MTUC sec-gen avoids censure
Subang Jaya :: Malaysia | over 1 year ago
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Abdul Razak Md Hassan mooted the motion against secretary-general Abdul Halim Mansor for failing to perform his duty to expectations. However, after deliberating for almost two hours, the general council agreed unanimously to have Abdul Razak's
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