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...
South Africa water shortage sends workers on loo trip
South Africa's dire water shortage means that some civil servants have to give each other lifts to the other side of town just to...
Hundreds of illegally hired staff will be fired
Hundreds of workers may be sacked after it emerged they were illegally employed. Reports say some senior county government officials took advantage of the...
White House Communications Director quits
The White House communications director has resigned only three months after being hired by President Donald Trump.
Mike Dubke, an experienced Republican strategist, was hired...
California Minimum Wage Increases
California Legislature introduced and passed a law phasing in state-wide minimum wage increases that will ultimately reach $15.00 per hour by 2022 for large...
Economist Bemoans Lack of Employment Data
Head of the Economics department at the University of Ghana, Professor Peter Quartey, has said the Ghana Statistical Service needs to lift up its...
A summary of highlights from the 106th Session of the International Labour Conference
Day two of the International Labour Conference saw Committees in session on finance, the application of standards, employment and decent work for the transition...
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...
Amazon plans hundreds of layoffs
Amazon is cutting hundreds of positions at its headquarters and global operations, a move that comes after several years of significant growth.
The cuts were...
British air hostess sacked for slamming Nigerian passengers
A British Airways hostess has been sacked after a Snapchat video she recorded slamming Nigerian passengers went viral.
Joanne Wickenden, who was wearing her uniform...
