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United States - Alfonso Ramos recalled that the only sound he heard Monday evening was his own voice and the voices of his two coworkers as they joked and strolled down Seventh Street Louth in
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Switzerland - Do you want to work in Switzerland? Getting a job in Switzerland requires a lot of hard work. Switzerland is best known for its work-life balance culture. Bern, Zurich, and Geneva are the
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Singapore - From June 24, migrant workers living in dormitories won't require an exit pass to enter community areas, but they'll need to apply for a visit card if they want to visit four popular
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India - The Saharanpur district administration in Uttar Pradesh, on Saturday, auctioned 5,400 bicycles, which were left behind by migrant workers during the first lockdown in 2020. The UP government earned around Rs 21 Lakh
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India - Considering the global issue of cross-border migration, the researchers at India’s IIT-Madras institute, along with an independent researcher, have suggested ways to address the migration across borders driven by climate change. The research
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United States - Michigan migrant farmers have now filed a class action lawsuit against a producing company alleging exposure to pesticides. Three of them have confirmed dangerous and regular exposure while working at a Mastronardi Produce-USA greenhouse
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United States - It might be frightening to be without medical coverage or to lose access to inexpensive health insurance. It may appear as if costly medical bills and debt are only a car accident
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A carefully crafted Resume will help your employer find important information about you and improve your chances of getting a job. Today we are sharing with you handy 6 tips to write a professional &
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United Kingdom - If you’re planning to shift to a better city to work or looking for a better location in the UK, this article is for you. Here is the list of some best
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A report compiled by Thomas Reuters Foundation has drawn an inference that the increasing number of people fleeing climatic extremities are more vulnerable to forced labor. The story isn’t only for India but many parts
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