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Minimum Wage Increase: What It Means for Workers and Employers
The minimum wage has risen to £12.71 an hour, affecting millions of workers. This article…
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Digital Labor Law at a Crossroads: Data, AI, and Platforms Reshape Global Worker Rights
As digital tools become central to employment, the structural gap between legacy labour…
Walmart’s $100 Million Settlement: What It Means for Gig Economy Workers
Walmart's recent $100 million settlement over deceptive pay practices raises critical…
Zero-Hours Contracts Surge in the UK: What This Means for Workers
The surge in zero-hours contracts in the UK has significant implications for workers. This…
India’s Four Labour Codes Activate New Dynamics in Workforce Regulation and Global Fashion Employment
India’s landmark labour reforms activate four consolidated codes this November, altering worker…
Health Insurance Crisis Looms as Shutdown Ends
With the end of the government shutdown approaching, millions may lose their health insurance.…
Malaysia’s Gig Workers Bill 2025: Defining the Future of Freelance Work
Malaysia's Gig Workers Bill 2025 sets a new legal framework for freelancers, ensuring…
Ghana’s Gig Economy: The Struggle for Fair Worker Classification
Ghana's gig economy faces a significant challenge in worker classification, impacting…
Saudi Arabia Abolishes Kafala System to Enhance Worker Rights
Saudi Arabia ends the kafala system, a significant reform to enhance worker rights and economic…
Karnataka’s New Gig Workers Act Sets a Precedent for India
Karnataka's new Gig Workers Act may serve as a model for India, addressing the rights and…
