US TV host quits over equal pay dispute
US TV news presenter Catt Sadler has quit her role with E! News after learning that she earned about half of what her male...
EU Court declares Uber as transport firm
Uber is officially a transport company and not a digital service, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled.
The ride-hailing firm argued it was...
Civil servants to be paid on time in ‘reformed’ post-Mugabe Zimbabwe
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government continues to drive remarkable reforms in a bid to revive the flailing economy and win over the support of Zimbabweans...
Ghana Labour College faces extinction
The proposed project for the construction of a new complex for the Ghana labour College has stalled.
The prolonged stalling of the project, which is...
Goldfields to lay off over 1,500 workers
About 1,700 workers of Goldfields (Tarkwa Mine) are on the verge of losing their jobs in a massive lay off exercise being undertaken by...
Ghana to get more from ILO
The government plans to strengthen its partnership with the International Labour Organization (ILO) in a bid to address unemployment and other labour issues that...
The real impact of AI on employment revealed
As many as 700 million workers will have to find new jobs or arm themselves with a new set of skills by 2030, according...
Facebook creates 800 jobs as it opens new London office
Facebook is opening a new London office that will allow it to create 800 new UK jobs in 2018.
By the end of next year...
Disability plan will help a million people into work
Plans to get one million more disabled people in work over the next 10 years have been set out by the government.
Ministers says the...
Teaching unions push for pay rise
Teaching unions have jointly submitted a claim for a 5% cost-of-living pay rise this year, the BBC has learnt.
The Northern Ireland Teachers Council (NITC),...
