Kathmandu, 17 August The Ministry of Youth, Labour and Employment has agreed to address various demands raised by foreign employment agencies. Following talks on Monday, the government and the age...

Kathmandu. An agreement has been reached between the protesting Nepal Foreign Employment Entrepreneurs Association and the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security on Monday. Following d...

Have you secured your slot for the Employment Law Masterclass on 19 August? Time is running out! If you haven't registered for the Employment Law Masterclass Australia 2026, the one-day virtual eve...

ANALYSIS A lengthy exposé published this month in The Atlantic details how elite, liberal academics prioritize identity politics over meritocracy. It is one of the most widely read higher-educatio...

The Fair Work Commission's new order sets minimum hourly rates from $31.30 for food and grocery delivery gig workers nationwide New minimum pay and safety standards for on-demand delivery workers t...

CPA Australia says confusing reporting rules deter whistleblowers, urging Treasury to fund independent triage and support CPA Australia has called for a dedicated Whistleblower Protection Office to...

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The National Testing Agency, NTA, got three UGC-NET papers wrong. Now, the agency will conduct re-exams, but who pays for the mistake? NTA on Sunday announced fresh exams for English, Commerce and ...

Last November Former GroupM executive Richard Foster filed suit against the company, alleging he had been wrongfully terminated for exposing what he said was an unlawful rebate scheme whereby the ...

In today’s news and commentary, new documents show that federal surveillance operations targeted Minnesota labor unions during the ICE surge, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission denies...