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WR News Writer

WR News Writer is an engineer turned professionally trained writer who has a strong voice in her writing. She speaks on issues of migrant workers, human rights, and more.

Brazilian Coffee Workers File Lawsuit Against Starbucks

Brazilian Coffee Workers File Lawsuit Against Starbucks

This shocking accusation has surfaced in a new lawsuit against the coffee giant Starbucks. A labor rights group called International Rights Advocates has just filed a case in a U.S. court, alleging that Starbucks buys

Martz Workers Strike Over Unfair Pay and Treatment in Maryland, USA

Martz Workers Strike Over Unfair Pay and Treatment in Maryland, USA

The Martz Gold Line workers in Maryland marched out one early Thursday morning for the strike. They made their point straight and clearly-they are sick and tired of being treated the way the company treats

Volvo Job Cuts for a Fresh 250 Employees in Dublin Factory.

Volvo Job Cuts for a Fresh 250 Employees in Dublin Factory.

Volvo North America declared the second job cut round in New River Valley, Dublin, Virginia. The anticipated layoff of anywhere between 250 and 350 employees over the next 90 days has become necessary due to

How Marshmallow is Changing the Insurance Game for Migrants in the UK

How Marshmallow is Changing the Insurance Game for Migrants in the UK

Marshmallow, a UK-based insurance company, has raised $90 million to grow its work. What makes Marshmallow different is that it helps migrants and people who find it hard to get car insurance in the UK.

TCS Forgoes Salary Increments for FY25 Amidst Global Economic Slump

TCS Forgoes Salary Increments for FY25 Amidst Global Economic Slump

Holding salary hikes, India's largest IT firm, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has incorporated employees. Although dictated by clients to commence on April, the company has delayed it because of uncertainty prevailing globally and slow client

Google Cuts Jobs in Android, Pixel, and Chrome Teams Amid Restructuring

Google Cuts Jobs in Android, Pixel, and Chrome Teams Amid Restructuring

Google has laid off several hundred members of the Platforms and Devices team responsible for Android, Pixel phones, and the Chrome browser. This restructuring decision is part of a larger overhaul of the internal company

Alibaba’s $53 Billion Investment in AI and Cloud Computing: A Bold Move for Tech Leadership

Alibaba’s $53 Billion Investment in AI and Cloud Computing: A Bold Move for Tech Leadership

Alibaba plans to invest $53 billion (380 billion yuan) in the next three years for AI and cloud computing. It is a part of the company’s suite of strategic investments to strengthen its infrastructure and

New York City Ends Migrant Debit Card Program, Shifts Focus to Broader Asylum Initiatives

New York City Ends Migrant Debit Card Program, Shifts Focus to Broader Asylum Initiatives

In a major policy change, New York City said it will stop running its experimental debit card program for migrant families—a pilot project meant to provide migrants residing in city-funded shelters financial control. Originally designed

Caravan of Migrants Sets Off from Mexico to US Border on Election Day

Caravan of Migrants Sets Off from Mexico to US Border on Election Day

On Election Day, a fresh caravan of 3,000 migrants is making its way north to the United States in what Border Patrol authorities are calling a desperate attempt to cross the border. The caravan was

UN aid agency banned from operating in Israel, Gaza ceasefire talks resume

UN aid agency banned from operating in Israel, Gaza ceasefire talks resume

The Israeli parliament is banning the UN relief agency for Palestinian refugees from operating inside the country. Officials cited the involvement of a handful of the agency's thousands of staffers in the October 7, 2023,