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AI Take-Off Phase Threatens Half of Entry-Level and White-Collar Jobs

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AI Take-Off Phase Threatens Half of Entry-Level and White-Collar Jobs

41% Center coverage: 51 sources

UK plans to ban employers from using NDAs to silence workers subject to abuse

Workers' Rights · United Kingdom

UK plans to ban employers from using NDAs to silence workers subject to abuse

69% Center coverage: 13 sources

Britain plans to ban non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that are used by employers to silence those who are subject to harassment or discrimination, as part of a broader bill to protect workers' rights, the government said on Monday.See the Story

From Illegal Sunglasses to No Right to Air Con - What Are UK Workers Rights in Hot Weather?

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From Illegal Sunglasses to No Right to Air Con - What Are UK Workers Rights in Hot Weather?

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

As temperatures continue to rise across the UK this week, Brits will be navigating commuting and working in the sunny weather. Some UK workers may be wondering what legal protections exist for dealing with extreme heat.See the Story

ICE Gives Update on Ending Migrant Protections

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

President Donald Trump has moved swiftly to roll back several Temporary Protected Status designations since returning to office.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Belgium Recognizes the First Legal Employer of Sex Workers Under a Pioneering Law

Belgium has for the first time recognized a company as a legal employer for sex workers, thus applying the pioneering law authorizing it to carry out this activity with a formal employment contract that guarantees labour rights, such as sick leave or unemployment benefits, since 2024.Law · Belgium See the Story

AUPE members rally outside Red Deer hospital

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

'We need to get a collective agreement. Folks are struggling': AUPEWorkers' Rights · Red Deer Read Article

In the State Duma, They Told Us How to Reduce Working Hours in the Heat.

Russians should seek protection of their labour rights, including in the current situation, when there is a real heat on the street, as stated by the head of the State Labour Committee, Jaroslav Neelov, commenting on the recommendations of Rossimnadzor for employers to reduce the working day by 4 hours if the office temperature reaches/exceeds 30.5 degrees.Workers' Rights · Russia Read Article

Remembering Labor’s Constitutional Rights

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Constitution, properly interpreted, protects workers. But the Trump administration isn’t going to enforce those protections unless labor fights for them.Politics · Santa Fe See the Story

Sri Lanka Tightens Rules on Foreign Job Contracts to Protect Migrant Workers - LNW Lanka News Web

By: Staff Writer July 10, Colombo (LNW): Starting July 1, Sri Lankan job seekers heading to the Middle East and several other countries for employment in industrial and corporate sectors must have their job contracts certified by Sri Lankan embassies in those respective nations. This mandatory rule, introduced by the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE), is part of a wider strategy to prevent exploitation and ensure better protection …Workers' Rights · Colombo Read Article

Kanan: Unchecked union power hurts Michigan

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

We must stay vigilant and protect our businesses, workers and economic future from those who put power and profit over people.Workers' Rights · Detroit Read Article

Defensoría: Lack of Resources Puts Rights of 1.6 Million Workers at Risk

Defensoría: Lack of resources puts at risk the rights of 1.6 million workers San José, 09 Jul (elmundo.cr) – The Office of the Ombudsman warned that the National Directorate of Labour Inspection (DNI), attached to the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MTSS), faces serious limitations to ensure compliance with the labour legislation in Costa Rica due to the lack of human, financial, technological and infrastructure resources.One inspector f…Workers' Rights · Costa Rica See the Story

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