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Oman Air Cuts Workforce by 25% in Strategic Overhaul

Oman Air Cuts Workforce by 25% in Strategic Overhaul

Oman air has reduced its workforce substantially to direct its operations toward operational efficiency and long-term financial stability. Under the leadership of Eng. Saeed bin Hamoud Al Maawali the Minister for Transport Communications and Information

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Order on Federal Worker Unions

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Order on Federal Worker Unions

A March executive order issued by the Trump administration faced temporary legal blockage which protected the collective bargaining capabilities of hundreds of thousands of federal workers. Senior U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman made his ruling

Meyer Burger Reduces Work Hours at German Plant Amid Supply Issues

Meyer Burger Reduces Work Hours at German Plant Amid Supply Issues

Swiss Solar Panel manufacturer Meyer Burger has rolled out a significant initiative of deducting the working hours for about 300 employees who are working at the solar cell plant in Thalheim, Germany. This announcement will

Indian Steel Sector Rebounds After Government Imposes Tariffs on Chinese Imports

Indian Steel Sector Rebounds After Government Imposes Tariffs on Chinese Imports

After putting a 12% import tax on steel items for 200 days the Indian steel sector begins its path to recovery. The government introduced this 200-day policy to shield local steel companies from international steel

A Collaborative Meeting held between UN Mission, Aid Groups and Taliban on migrants 

A Collaborative Meeting held between UN Mission, Aid Groups and Taliban on migrants 

To resolve the deepening crisis of Afghanistan, which is the displacement of local people as the migrants, a collaborative meeting is held between the Taliban-run Ministry of refugees, UNAMA (United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan)

Scottish Water Workers Begin Two-Day Strike Over Pay Dispute

Scottish Water Workers Begin Two-Day Strike Over Pay Dispute

Scottish Water staff started their 48-hour work strike at midnight due to their escalating pay negotiation problems with the organization. Members of Unite GMB and Unison unions took part in the 48-hour strike after this

Over 172,000 Pakistanis Seek Foreign Employment in Early 2025

Over 172,000 Pakistanis Seek Foreign Employment in Early 2025

According to Bureau of Immigration data, Pakistan observed extensive labor migration during the first quarter of 2025 when 172.144 citizens chose to move abroad for quality work opportunities. Saudi Arabia attracted 121190 Pakistani workers who

Laid Off and Locked Out: H-1B Workers Struggle to Stay Afloat

Laid Off and Locked Out: H-1B Workers Struggle to Stay Afloat

Many Indian tech professionals living in the United States are going through a very difficult time. Big American companies like Google and Microsoft are laying off thousands of workers. A large number of these workers

Massachusetts Court Backs Covid Compensation for Essential Worker

Massachusetts Court Backs Covid Compensation for Essential Worker

On 16 April 2025, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts upheld the decision of awarding workers’ compensation benefits to Jeff Stacy who was contracted as a lineman during the COVID-19 pandemic. As per the given

CEOs Outpace Worker Salaries in Mere Hours, Business Insider Report

CEOs Outpace Worker Salaries in Mere Hours, Business Insider Report

According to Business Insider research, top corporate US executives get the yearly pay of their average worker in just one day. This reflects widening income inequality between corporate staff and managers. The study evaluated 2024