FBI confirms Trump-Russia inquiry, finds no evidence of Trump wiretap claims
FBI Director James Comey said Monday he had no information to support claims by President Donald Trump that he was wiretapped by his predecessor,...
Parliament to abrogate AMERI power deal?
July 27, 2017
Parliament is expected to debate an urgent motion for the termination of the AMERI power deal today, amidst indications that the deal...
Ukraine miners remain underground to demand pay
July 19, 2017
Miners from two mines owned by the state enterprise Lysychanskvugillya in the Lugansk region of Ukraine are staying underground, demanding that salaries...
Gov’t races to avert general strike
The government is racing against time as it takes steps to avoid a general strike threatened by 12 labour unions over their Tier 2...
Labour economist wants strict measures against employers underpaying workers
Labour economist at the University of Ghana, Dr. Baah Boateng has called on government to take a firm decision and strictly enforce compliance of...
More than Half of U.S. Workers Feel They Have Just a Job, Not a...
With 6.2 million job openings, and 7 million unemployed, it's never been more important for job seekers to stay one step ahead of the...
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...
Russia’s hidden world of North Korean labor
In pre-fabricated buildings, down a muddy track on the outskirts of St. Petersburg lies a world of hidden North Korean labor in Russia.
On a...
Air France shares drop sharply as strikes continue
Shares in Air France fell 14% in early Monday trading, reacting to the latest events at the troubled airline.
It was the first chance investors...
JUSAG threatens strike over salary review
The National Executive Council of the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) has directed its members across the country to put on red-arm...
