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Belarus Accepts Pakistani Workers Due to Labor Shortage Crisis

Belarus Accepts Pakistani Workers Due to Labor Shortage Crisis

Belarus and Pakistan run a program to let 150,000 Pakistani people work in Belarus because of a government worker shortage. At their meeting on Friday in Minsk, President Lukashenko explained that Belarus and Pakistan will

China takes countermeasures as US tariffs on Chinese goods take effect

China takes countermeasures as US tariffs on Chinese goods take effect

China has just announced that it is going to impose additional tariffs of up to 15% on some US goods from March 10 and restrict exports to 15 US companies. These retaliatory measures come as

Mercedes-Benz Cuts Job in China with Growing Competition

Mercedes-Benz Cuts Job in China with Growing Competition

Mercedes-Benz may cut up to 15% of its workforce in its biggest market; most of the job cuts will come from finance and sales departments, becoming the latest in global car makers tucked in gear

Jobseekers in China face a tough time as businesses hold back on hiring

Jobseekers in China face a tough time as businesses hold back on hiring

There are more job seekers in the market this year, Joey Lu, an operations manager in China, said. But her company and most of her clients tend to maintain their current staff size and hold

China Implements Surprise Wage Hike for Millions of Government Workers

China Implements Surprise Wage Hike for Millions of Government Workers

China has raised millions of its government employees’ wages in a move that was least expected. The new measures announced suddenly concern approximately 48 million civil servants including teachers, policemen, and civil servants , whose

Human Rights Lawyer Yu Wensheng and Wife Xu Yan Sentenced Amidst Rising Crackdown on Dissent in China

Human Rights Lawyer Yu Wensheng and Wife Xu Yan Sentenced Amidst Rising Crackdown on Dissent in China

In a historic and shocking turn of events for human rights in China, authorities penalized Yu Wensheng's wife, Xu Yan, one year and nine months while sentencing eminent human rights advocate Yu Wensheng three years

China’s Quiet Pivot on Private Tutoring: Relaxing Regulations to Boost Economy

China’s Quiet Pivot on Private Tutoring: Relaxing Regulations to Boost Economy

Three years after a government crackdown destroyed China's private tutoring industry, Beijing is softly shifting its stance. Free from official proclamation, the government has allowed a creeping revival of private tuition, an industry formerly valued

Government announces cash subsidies for citizens ahead of China’s National Day

Government announces cash subsidies for citizens ahead of China’s National Day

A historic statement has been issued by the government of China on September 25 that the citizens of China who are economically poor will get benefited with the cash subsidy. The National Day of the

Big Trouble for PwC: Job Cuts and Client Losses in China

Big Trouble for PwC: Job Cuts and Client Losses in China

PwC, a big accounting company, is having a hard time in China. They're letting go of many workers because lots of their clients have stopped using their services. At least 100 people are losing their

Barcelona Residents Say “No More” to Mass Tourism

Barcelona Residents Say “No More” to Mass Tourism

Spaniards, or people living in Barcelona are unhappy. They believe that their city is over-tourished. The villagers have, therefore, demonstrated on the streets on Saturday to show how angered they are. The demonstrators had placards