Ugandan doctors embark on strike over low salaries, supply shortages
Doctors working in Ugandan public hospitals went on strike on Monday to protest low salaries and shortages of essential supplies, a spokesman for their...
Living Wage increases to £8.75 per hour
Employers will pay their staff at least £8.75 per hour across the UK and £10.20 in London, it was announced today.
The UK Living Wage...
A quarter of workers do not receive workplace training
Almost a quarter of workers are offered no training at their workplace other than a new starter induction, according to a survey by the...
GNAT pushes for pension scheme review
The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) says it will push for a comprehensive overhaul of the current pension scheme as the Advisory Group...
Pay Review Group calls for calm
The National Advisory Group set up by the Ministry of Employment to review the country’s Pay Systems, has called for calm among workers, assuring...
U.S. job market rebounds with 261,000 jobs
The United State’s Labor Department released its official hiring and unemployment figures for October on Friday morning, providing the latest snapshot of the American...
Jean Blanton explains sexual harassment in the workplace
In recent months, several men and women have come forward across the U.S. accusing people of sexual misconduct in the workplace. It has started...
New pension scheme causes a stir
The Contributory Pension Scheme introduced by Malawi Government has led to complaints from civil servants.
Teachers Union of Malawi (TUM) has expressed concern for being...
Health agency fined for safety violations
The Sunrise Regional Health Authority (SRHA) in Saskatchewan has been slapped with a $95,000 fine for violations of occupational health and safety laws for...
Council pays more than £4 million as overtime pay for workers
Councillors at the audit committee at Aberdeenshire Council will discuss the figures at its latest meeting due to be held on Thursday.
For the 2016/2017...
