Corbyn puts jobs and skills at heart of new Labour Brexit policy
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has shifted the party’s stance on Brexit, spelling out how a Government under him would ensure the UK remained in...
Strike action looms at Sunyani Tech. University
There is a looming industrial strike at the Sunyani Technical University in the Brong Ahafo Region by Lecturers to resist the amendment of the...
Standard Bank, union reach negotiation deadlock
WAGES and benefits negotiations between the Bank Workers Union of Namibia (Bawon) and Standard Bank Namibia for the 2017/2018 financial year have reached a...
UK unemployment rises for first time in two years
The rate of unemployment rose from 4.3% to 4.4% for the three months to the end of December, the Office for National Statistics said.
Despite...
Labour Court to rule on Goldfields, Mineworkers case
The Accra Labour High Court adjudicating the case against the planned large scale redundancy exercise by Goldfields Ghana Limited, has set March 2, 2018...
KFC shuts more stores in chicken crisis
Its website shows that 575 of the fast-food chain's 900 outlets in the UK and the Republic of Ireland were shut as of 21:00...
How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Future of Work, Now
Most of us have experienced how the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) is changing everything about the way we live, shop and communicate.
From Amazon’s...
IBM and Microsoft battle over top workplace diversity exec
IBM is suing to stop its chief diversity officer from moving to Microsoft, a suit that demonstrates how critical and hard it is for...
New technology: destroyer or creator of jobs?
Advances in technology are having a big impact on a broad range of industries, provoking intense debate about the future of work.
Workers across the...
Indian union appeals to global brands over fair wages, jobs
An Indian trade union has asked 130 global garment brands for help in a dispute with a major label supplier in a rare move...
