STAFF REPORTERWITH the April 30 deadline for Workplace Skills Plan (WSP) and Annual Training Report (ATR) submissions fast approaching, labour law experts are sounding the alarm for employers to act ...

If you had a mother-in-law that was a tyrant, don’t even the score by being a tyrant. Have the courage to be better, says the writer ...

The Merchant Shipping Amendment Bill presents a crucial opportunity to address maritime workers' rights, but COSATU warns of ...

Dangerous offenders and security threats face electronic tags, night-time curfews and exclusion zones, Home Secretary Yvette ...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says New Zealanders are starting to see “progress” from the Government, however, the latest ...

The party will this week table amendments to the Government's Border Security Bill which form its most significant policy ...

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, it is imperative to turn a critical eye towards Sri Lanka’s persistent failures in upholding the rights and autonomy of women. ..

KITU urged stricter enforcement of labour regulations and an end to exemptions that allow IT firms to bypass important employee protection.

IT sector employees in Bangalore demand a healthy work-life balance, highlighting the need for strict labor law enforcement.

The main issue was the non-granting of TDS credit of Rs. 1,18,77,593/- by the Centralized Processing Center (CPC), despite the amount being reflected in the Form 26AS as tax deducted at source (TDS).

The First Minister is set to meet with a campaign group which is pushing to change the Scottish Government's definition of "woman".

The Conservatives have said the Human Rights Act should no longer apply to immigration decisions. They are calling for a ...