Morgan Ayawine, General Secretary of ICU-Ghana, has been recognized as Africa’s Most Respected CEO in Labour and Union Leadership at the 2026 Africa’s Most Respected CEOs Conference and Award.

The Trinidad Express Newspapers has published an article advocating against the use of inmates for cheap labor, highlighting concerns about ethical and labor practices.

Khaleej Times provides comprehensive news coverage for Dubai, the UAE, and the wider Gulf region, including latest news and Arab news.

Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers left Thailand after a border conflict with Cambodia last year, revealing the Thai economy's significant dependence on cross-border labor.

The latest Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) indicates an increase in unemployment rates among individuals aged 15-29, with young women and urban job seekers facing the highest joblessness.

The Lithuanian Ministry of Social Security and Labour has prepared a plan of measures to better prevent and respond to violence against children. The initiative aims to improve the system for addressing child abuse cases.

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has reported that for every unemployed adult in Italy, there are four unemployed young people.

Former Assistant Police Commissioner Mario Tonna, who was named in court for allegedly receiving money and providing sensitive information, has seen his stalled police career resurrected following a Labour government.

Bjarni Benediktsson of the Confederation of Icelandic Enterprise and Finnbjörn A. Hermannsson of the Icelandic Federation of Labour both assert that the government must take responsibility for reducing interest rates and curbing automatic spending.

A Labour Party pressure group, Compass, has outlined 100 policies for the new prime minister's first 100 days, including 50mph speed limits and doubling the cost of second homes.

Allies of Labour leader Keir Starmer have cautioned Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and her team against undermining a potentially strong economic inheritance, as Andy Burnham signals plans for increased spending and higher taxes.

New official analysis indicates that Labour's proposed employment rights bill, aimed at cracking down on zero-hours contracts, could cost UK businesses up to £2.9 billion annually.

A police constable was found dead in an ACP office, with family suspecting foul play, while six farm laborers were killed in a lorry-auto collision in Telangana's Sangareddy district.

A labourer in Kelantan, Malaysia, was arrested by the General Operations Force for allegedly ferrying undocumented migrants from a river to a bus station for a fee of RM10 per trip.

Monica Lennon, Joe Fagan, and Michael Marra, candidates for the Scottish Labour leadership, have issued warnings against party divisions as they compete for the post.

Tension is rising within the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) after its Lagos State Council defied a directive not to attend the inauguration of the pro-Tinubu group, Working People United (WoPU), leading to queries for the state chairman.

Cyprus is experiencing a sharp rise in building permits, indicating a stronger construction sector, but growth is threatened by labor shortages and excessive red tape.

The Geneva-based International Labour Organization (ILO) has stated that artificial intelligence is hindering job prospects for young people.

Hong Kong is experiencing extreme heat with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius, prompting labor representatives to call for a district-level heat index to better protect outdoor workers.

Icelandic Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir has challenged the Confederation of Icelandic Enterprise (SA) and the Icelandic Federation of Labour (ASÍ) to agree on economic measures they wish to see from the government.

A man has been found guilty of being abusive and aggressive towards Walthamstow Labour MP Stella Creasy on a Victoria line Tube train.

The testimony of Melvin Theuma has concluded, revealing claims that Yorgen Fenech obtained a 'clean' phone through Keith Schembri's secretary and that 'no one touches us with a Labour government.' The testimony has implicated high-level officials in alleged wrongdoing.

The article discusses how many international standards often assumed to be modern inventions actually predate the United Nations. It cites the International Labour Organization (ILO) as an example, established under the League of Nations.

The latest survey is the fifth national poll Labour has topped since Andy Burnham entered Downing Street, ending the run that saw Nigel Farage’s party lead in the polls for more than a year

China has requested to join World Trade Organization consultations initiated by Brazil against US tariffs of up to 37.5 percent, citing substantial commercial interest in the case.

Ine Eriksen Søreide, a Norwegian politician, is facing criticism for initiating a debate about NAV (the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration), which has sparked controversy.

A new poll shows Labour leading Reform UK days before the crucial Clacton by-election, where former Ukip leader Nigel Farage is a candidate.

An opinion piece suggests that Andy Burnham's effective use of social media, particularly TikTok, could help Labour connect with young voters and potentially keep the party in office, provided it's backed by serious policies.

New Zealand Labour MP and health spokesperson Ayesha Verrall is recovering from unplanned but 'much-needed' surgery, as she announced on social media.

An article by Owei Lakemfa discusses Louis Ogbeifun's perspective on the future challenges and directions for oil workers and labor in Nigeria.

A new 'elite squad' within UK police, established by the Labour government, has been created to monitor and flag social media posts, raising concerns about free speech.

Malaysia is awaiting a response from Washington regarding concerns over industrial excess capacity, following the conclusion of talks on forced-labour tariffs.

Malaysia and Singapore have agreed to strengthen cooperation in the labour sector, including enhancing protection for gig workers.

The UK Labour government announced a significant increase in arrests and deportations of individuals working illegally, with more than double the number of arrests made since 2024 compared to the previous two-year period.

Dominik Laboure, Chairman of the Single Resolution Board (SRB), addressed the challenges of managing all risks for banks, stating that while it's not entirely possible, continuous efforts are being made.

A NAV (Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration) employee has stated that they daily approve sums that would 'provoke people,' adding that 'it doesn't pay to work.'

Natalie Morris recounts her traumatic childbirth experience, highlighting the need for Yvette Cooper’s proposed maternity reforms to change a system that frequently fails women during their most vulnerable moments.

Britain's new Labour government is working to assure Southeast Asian nations that its efforts to strengthen ties with Europe will not come at the expense of its relationship with the region, as evidenced by Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's first overseas meeting being with ASEAN.

Neo Innocent Sewela, 30, is highlighted as a director in the labour and employment practice at Werksmans Attorneys, one of South Africa's leading law firms, where he advises clients on complex legal issues.

African trade union leaders and climate negotiators have gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, for a three-day summit to develop a unified continental position on energy sovereignty and green industrialization ahead of the COP31 climate negotiations.

Austrian trade unions and the Chamber of Labour are advocating for a legal right to heat leave, shorter maximum working hours, and paid breaks, as heat protection measures are inadequately implemented in 70 percent of construction companies.

Andy Burnham, recently appointed as UK Prime Minister, has begun outlining and implementing several reforms, prioritizing domestic issues. The politician, known as the 'King of the North,' is also considering partially leading the government from Manchester.

A federally regulated employers' group suggests that the Labour Minister should have the authority to force preemptive binding arbitration to prevent strikes before they begin.

The Reform Party has moved ahead of Labour in a new UK poll, indicating a shift in political sentiment. This latest poll suggests a boost for Reform, potentially influenced by figures like Andy Burnham.

The Cypriot labour ministry is offering subsidy programs to allow approximately 9,500 low-income pensioners and workers to organize summer holidays this year.

Olga Polevikova has been appointed to lead the Youth Affairs Agency (JRA) starting Tuesday, as announced by the Ministry of Social Security and Labour (SADM).

Winston Peters has refused to apologize for his 'racist' comments following a meeting with the Prime Minister. In response, Labour leader Chris Hipkins has ruled out working with Peters as foreign affairs minister in any future coalition.

Former Labour minister Manuel Mallia is reportedly being transferred from his ambassadorial post in Madrid to Abu Dhabi, less than two years after his appointment, as part of a diplomatic reshuffle by Prime Minister Robert Abela.

Labour MP Lucy Powell argues that the current schooling system in the UK acts as a 'straitjacket,' leaving a million children behind.

An ally of Anas Sarwar played a role in expediting the process for a Labour Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) to join Holyrood.

New education secretary Lucy Powell, describing herself as an ambitious 'tiger mum,' is driving Labour's vocational skills agenda, asserting that academic excellence and technical skills are not a 'false trade-off' for schools.

Labour is experiencing a surge in popularity, dubbed the 'Burnham bounce,' giving the party a potential 'second chance at a first impression' in recent polls.

The Labour Party chair urged Nigerian politicians to embrace issue-based campaigns and avoid divisive politics in preparation for the 2027 general elections.

Anil Ambani has been charged following a complaint from the Union Ministry of Labour and Employment for allegedly causing an Rs 1,800-crore loss to the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) through cheating and criminal conspiracy.

Following the Kulgam terror attack, political leaders have raised concerns about the incident, with Kharge claiming labourers were asked to identify themselves before being shot. Farooq Abdullah questioned the timing of the attack, linking it to discussions about statehood.

Hong Kong's labour commissioner stated that changing the smoking culture on construction sites will 'take time,' following 1,200 site inspections and 36 fixed-penalty notices issued in the first two weeks of a smoking ban.

Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is accusing the government of making "partisan" dismissals at the Institute for Employment and Vocational Training (IEFP) and demands explanations from the Minister of Labour, calling for a suspension of appointments until transparent public tenders are held.

Labour MPs and climate experts are threatening a revolt against Andy Burnham, fearing his apparent support for North Sea drilling could be the first major challenge of his premiership.

The Nigerian government plans to eliminate electricity subsidies by 2027, a decision that has sparked clashes with labor unions over the use of savings from previous fuel subsidy removals. The government also announced plans to produce military doctors and nurses.

A former prisoner of war claims that Ukrainian POWs are being used as unpaid labor for the inner circle of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, with refusal to work not being an option.

Simon Jenkins argues that England and Wales's prisons remain overcrowded, drug-infested, and barbaric, criticizing Labour's decision to halt a significant prison reform effort and questioning whether Andy Burnham will fix the system or succumb to right-wing populism.

PPP leader and Sindh Labour Minister Saeed Ghani on Monday questioned the Jamaat-i-Islami’s (JI) rationale for staging sit-ins against the petroleum levy, saying that the party was inadvertently…

Cyprus's Labour Minister Marinos Moushouttas is expected to present a new pension reform bill at a meeting of the Labour Advisory Body.

The Lagos State Secretary of the Labour Party, Sam Okpala, announced that the party will commence full mobilization for the 2027 general elections following a crucial upcoming court judgment.

Organised labour in Ghana has expressed support for the proposed Independent Public Emoluments Commission (IPEC) but is demanding full involvement in the process of establishing the new public sector compensation body.

Labour's proposed Renters' Rights Act is reportedly disrupting the student housing market in the UK, particularly affecting international students and leading to longer letting processes and prospective tenants paying double rents.

Addressing Labour's ministerial advisers, Prime Minister Andy Burnham indicated a shift in his political strategy, moving beyond the 'if you’re explaining, you’re losing' maxim to counter a fractured right.

With questions surrounding Nigel Farage's finances and a new leader in No 10, attention turns to whether Andy Burnham can reverse Labour's fortunes in Barnsley, where the party saw its worst performance in over 50 years in May.

Agnes Viljugrein of the Norwegian Labour Party has criticized the Progress Party's climate policy, stating it leads to higher prices for citizens and businesses and fails them on climate change.

Seven laborers in Madhya Pradesh, India, have discovered a diamond worth 50 lakh rupees in an abandoned mine.

Indian electronics firm Eureka has launched an investigation into findings of child labor at one of its suppliers. The company is addressing the serious allegations to ensure ethical supply chain practices.

A Labour TD stated that Alison Chawke's early release was 'no surprise' given chronic prison overcrowding in Ireland, suggesting greater investment in the Probation Service as a solution.

Amid growing pressure on public finances, a Labour Party pressure group has urged Andy Burnham to allow wealthy pensioners to opt out of their state pension for three or more years in exchange for a 'Pensions Sacrifice OBE'.

Health secretary Yvette Cooper has criticized Labour's governance under Keir Starmer, admitting the party has 'not done government very well' and suggesting Andy Burnham is better suited for modern politics.

Labour organizations are demanding the immediate suspension of Transnet Port Terminals CEO Jabu Mdaki and his executive team, alleging that internal investigations into R824 million in irregular contracts are merely a 'window dressing exercise'.

Seven labourers in Panna, Madhya Pradesh, discovered a 17.96-carat diamond valued at approximately ₹50 lakh on leased land after heavy rainfall.

Police have apologized after Rakesh Naidoo's manager failed to inform the commissioner about Naidoo's potential candidacy for Labour until a week after their initial conversation, leading to incorrect information.

Andy Burnham, the new Labour Prime Minister of Britain, is enjoying continued popularity, attributed to setbacks faced by right-wing and left-wing populists in the country.

Abdul-Rashid Pelpuo, Ghana's Minister of Labour, Employment and Jobs, called on trade unions to expand their focus beyond traditional demands to embrace institutional partnerships for justice delivery.

Seven impoverished laborers in Panna, a diamond mining region in central India, have discovered a diamond they believe could be worth $52,400, potentially changing their lives forever.

Cyprus Labour Minister Marinos Moushouttas has dismissed the possibility of pension reductions as part of the upcoming pension reform, following reports that the government was considering cuts for certain categories.

Information released details that Rakesh Naidoo, a police superintendent, informed his police boss two weeks before his selection as a Labour Party candidate, outlining the timeline of his entry into politics.

A suspected Chinese spy reportedly had access to leaders within the British Labour Party. This individual is accused of espionage on behalf of China.

A man has been found guilty of being abusive and aggressive towards Walthamstow Labour MP Stella Creasy while she was traveling on a Victoria line Tube train.

Despite the Labour Party's efforts to stimulate economic growth, London is not expected to rejoin the European Union, even though re-accession could potentially ease economic difficulties.

The Labour Party and Nenadi Usman have lauded former President Goodluck Jonathan's decision to concede defeat in the 2015 election. They assert that his sacrifice prevented bloodshed and preserved Nigeria's democracy.

Hong Kong's Labour Department will revamp its heat stress warning system after criticism that it issued only the lowest alerts during record-breaking temperatures.

Labour peer Luciana Berger, a victim of abuse from Joshua Bonehill-Paine, has urged Kemi Badenoch to reverse her decision to give the former neo-Nazi an advisory role. Berger emphasized the importance of listening to victims in such decisions.

The Indian government is planning a survey on child labor, while a Parliament committee is pushing to see the 'real impact' of existing welfare schemes aimed at addressing the issue.

Norway's Minister of Labour, Kjersti Stenseng from the Labour Party (Ap), has sided with the Conservative Party (Høyre) in a dispute concerning McDonald's, praising the fast-food chain.

The Reform Party has pledged to deport all foreign prisoners from British jails, a promise made as the Prime Minister faces criticism over the Labour government’s early release scheme.

Thailand's industrial sector is confronting a contradictory labor outlook, with expectations of up to 500,000 layoffs and more factory closures due to a slowing manufacturing sector and declining business revenue.

The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has called for a significant shake-up in the energy sector, advocating for greater government involvement, democratized energy policy, and urgent measures to address energy poverty.

Ireland has launched its first national clinical practice guidelines for water births, aiming to ensure a consistent standard of care for women choosing this method for labour or delivery.

Nigerian labour leaders are advocating for a fresh review of the national minimum wage, arguing that the current N70,000 is insufficient given the prevailing economic realities and rising cost of living.

Andy Burnham's approach to reforming the welfare state in the United Kingdom is being highlighted. The Labour Prime Minister currently enjoys significant popularity, but faces tough challenges with autumn budget discussions.

A labour court has thrown out a public interest suit filed by Cofek challenging the appointment of Aden Mohamed as the head of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).

An analysis suggests that India's new labour codes require a 'Labour Box' mechanism to effectively fulfill their intended promise and ensure proper implementation.

Labour leader Chris Hipkins said it would make changes designed to help small businesses, if it becomes the government.

Labour MP Tonia Antoniazzi accused fellow Labour MP Samantha Nibeltt of promoting a 'pro-sex work, pro-porn agenda' amidst a dispute over new guidance on single-sex spaces.

Michael Conaghan, a former Labour TD and Lord Mayor of Dublin, has passed away at the age of 81.

The Lithuanian government has decided to allocate over 12 million euros to the Ministry of Social Security and Labour to provide aid for Ukrainian refugees.

The Labour party's policies are being blamed for triggering the worst jobs slump in the UK since the financial crisis.

Norway's Red Party is open to extending fuel tax cuts but insists on reviewing all taxes, as the Labour Party invites other parties to a meeting on the fuel situation.

The Charity Commission for England and Wales has launched an official investigation into charities donating funds to illegal Israeli settlements, following a formal complaint from a Labour MP.

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The U.S. labor market remained stable in June, with indicators pointing to robust economic activity despite a reported fall in headline job vacancies. This suggests continued strength in the economy.

Amid concerns about Gen Z employment, India's Labour and Employment Minister, Mansukh Mandaviya, stated that over 17 crore (170 million) employment opportunities were generated in the country between 2014 and 2024, citing Reserve Bank of India data.

New Zealand's National Party is seeking Labour's support to pass a social media ban bill, but the education minister stated that the bill cannot yet be shared with Labour.

The world of work is undergoing significant changes, with particular evolution noted in the industrial relations ecosystem within Pakistan.

Nigeria's Labour Party has called on other opposition groups to join them, asserting themselves as the true coalition. A separate coalition has also urged the opposition to back a single presidential candidate.

Labour chair accuses Reform of making ‘grubby pacts’ after contradictory reports emerge on timeline of events Reform UK is operating under a “stench of sleaze” Labour have said, after reports that…

An opinion piece suggests that the ongoing labour dispute at WestJet is not merely a disagreement but a proxy battle between Carney and various unions.

Labour Against Antisemitism has called for an investigation into London Mayor Sadiq Khan following his recent comments referring to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a 'perpetrator of genocide'.

In just two weeks, Andy Burnham has reportedly restored hope among Britons that things can improve, with the article mentioning Everton, the Labour Party, and the Church in its context.

As Europe experiences severe heat and fires, the UK Labour government is accused of sidestepping the climate emergency, even as the crisis escalates.

Labour leaders are calling for a judicial investigation into the Sorange tragedy, alongside demands for comprehensive mining safety reforms and compensation for the families of the victims.

Political analyst Sir John Curtice assesses the "Burnham bounce" in Labour's popularity, concluding that while it is real, its impact is not substantial.

Labour veteran Ed Miliband is reportedly enthusiastic about his role in the Foreign Office, relishing challenges such as navigating EU relations, the climate crisis, and the situation in Gaza.

Balami, a former Labour Party figure, has joined the All Progressives Congress (APC) and pledged 12 million votes to Seyi Tinubu, citing a lack of purposeful leadership in his former party.

Labour's Bev Craig has been elected as the new mayor of Greater Manchester, succeeding Andy Burnham, securing nearly double the votes of her closest competitor.

A terror attack in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir, resulted in the death of one person and injuries to two laborers.

The National Labour Commission (NLC) in Ghana has reported 973 cases of unfair termination of employees' contracts between 2020 and 2025.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre spoke out against online hate speech during his address to the AUF (Labour Youth League) at Utøya, urging people to speak up.

Unions have announced their intention to boycott the Labour women's conference in protest of a ban related to transgender participation.

Mr. Benjamin Ugorji Eke, a former Legal Adviser to the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Abia State, has defected to the Labour Party (LP). He declared his support for Governor Alex Otti and the party’s Abia North Senatorial candidate.

The Trinidad Express Newspapers highlights a discussion or demand against utilizing prison inmates for inexpensive labor.

Ghana's Minister of Labour, Jobs and Employment, Dr. Rashid Pelpuo, has advocated for a public sector pay framework that ensures fair remuneration while maintaining the state's fiscal sustainability.

The first 100 days of the new Plaid Cymru and Reform-led government in Wales have been characterized by walk-outs, infighting, and a failed budget, following Labour's significant losses.

Nepal's labor market is experiencing a paradox of both high unemployment among workers and simultaneous shortages in specific labor sectors.

A Labour MP has warned Andy Burnham not to 'sell another dream' to indefinite prisoners, urging the government to appoint a panel of judges to reconsider their cases.

An internal crisis is brewing within the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) as its national secretariat has queried the Lagos chairman for her involvement with a pro-Tinubu group, WoPU.

Ghana's Minister of Labour, Jobs and Employment, Dr Rashid Pelpuo, advocates for a public sector pay structure that aligns fair worker remuneration with the state's fiscal capacity.

Armenia's Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs announced a new policy to provide a one-off payment of $1,400 for each newborn, with plans to implement an exclusively online payment process.

Probe into party leader’s finances resumes with Labour government now leading in the polls

Two former directors of the Hong Kong Observatory have called on the Labour Department to revise the controversial heat stress warning system for outdoor workers. Their appeal follows instances where record high temperatures only triggered the lowest alert level.

Over 50 scientists and climatologists have issued an open letter warning the UK Labour government against increasing oil and gas extraction in the North Sea, labeling it 'climate vandalism.' The government faces a critical decision regarding new fossil fuel projects.

A Labour Party pressure group, which backs Andy Burnham, has criticized the government's approach to immigration, calling it an 'abject failure' for adopting a 'Reform/Conservative style immigration policy'.

New official analysis suggests that Labour's proposed employment rights bill, targeting zero-hours contracts, could cost UK businesses up to £2.9 billion annually.

The Madina Divisional Police Command in Ghana has announced a renewed crackdown on child labor and human trafficking at the Madina Market, warning traders of arrests.

Nine former Gloriavale women are seeking declarations of slavery and servitude, along with damages, following a court ruling that found legal errors in two employment investigations.

Candidates vying for the leadership of Scottish Labour have issued warnings against internal party divisions. They emphasize the importance of unity as the leadership contest progresses.

Recent polls indicate a continued 'Burnham bounce' for Labour, with the party surpassing Reform UK in popularity, suggesting a shift in the UK political landscape.

Labour chair Bridget Phillipson has accused Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice of a 'deeply chilling attempt to harass journalists' over their reporting on his financial affairs, calling it an effort to silence the free press.

One in three workplace accident victims in Latvia is a new employee, according to the State Labour Inspectorate, which also noted an increase in the overall number of incidents.

Abayomi Arabambi, a former spokesman for the Labour Party (LP), has challenged Peter Obi to withdraw from the 2027 presidential race due to alleged certificate discrepancies.

Cyprus Labour Minister Marinos Mousiouttas has assured that planned pension reforms will not result in pension reductions, with all pensioners expected to receive an increase.

The National Labour Commission (NLC) has expressed concerns regarding the procedural steps taken by the Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) before initiating its current industrial action.

Ine Eriksen Søreide suggests that the staffing industry should assist Nav (Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration) in getting more people into work, a proposal that has drawn criticism for missing the core of the employment challenge.

A restaurant in Prince Edward, Waso Cafe, has been prohibited from hiring non-local workers after providing false information to the Labour Department in its application for servers, junior cooks, and dishwashers.

Organized labour unions in Osun State, Nigeria, have defended Governor Ademola Adeleke against allegations that a N10,000 payment to workers was intended for vote-buying, stating the payment was requested by workers.

The Reform Party has proposed sending foreign prisoners abroad as a solution to end early releases in the UK prison system. Labour has criticized this proposal, stating that Nigel Farage has no serious answers to the ongoing prisons crisis.

A study by Solidaridad West Africa and the Minerals Commission reveals that illegal mining activities in Ghana are increasingly drawing school children out of classrooms and into hazardous labor.

Even if Reform UK secures a victory in Clacton, the party faces a significant challenge in establishing itself as the sole alternative to Labour in the UK, primarily due to a divided right-wing political landscape.

Norwegian politician Ine Eriksen Søreide has advocated for involving private entities in Nav, the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration. She stated that "we must dare to think new" regarding the agency's operations.

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A labourer from Bihar died in Gangyal after being hit by a vehicle from Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary's cavalcade, which was returning after dropping him at his residence.

Norway's Centre Party (Senterpartiet) has reached 4.4 percent in an August poll, its lowest support in over ten years, bringing it close to the election threshold, while the Labour Party sees the most significant gain.

Cyprus's government pension reform bill is set to be sent to trade unions and employers' organizations for consultation after President Nikos Christodoulides finalized it with the Labour and Finance Ministers.

The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) is demanding a new minimum wage, stating that the current ₦70,000 is insufficient due to rising inflation and calling for an urgent review.

The engagement contract for former Labour deputy leader and retired judge Toni Abela, estimated to cost taxpayers €105,000 annually, cannot be obtained through Malta’s Freedom of Information law.

An EU-backed roadmap has been developed to address Ukraine's acute shortage of construction labor, aiming to support the country's rebuilding efforts.

Two youths, including a teenager, murdered a 22-year-old labourer near Coimbatore, recorded the brutal act, and shared disturbing videos and photos of themselves with the body on social media.

Pavlos Kotsonis, a Nottingham City Councillor and Labour Party official, will be the main speaker at the PADOP event taking place in Vyronas this afternoon.

Michael Conaghan, a former Labour Party TD and Lord Mayor of Dublin, has passed away at the age of 81.

Norway's Progress Party (Fremskrittspartiet) continues to gain ground and is now the country's largest party in a new poll, while the Labour Party (Arbeiderpartiet) shows the most significant increase.

Andy Burnham has shared his wife's reaction to a potential third bid for the Labour leadership, stating she told him twice that they don't want him.

Norway's Labour Party has invited other left-green parties, including SV, Sp, Rødt, and MDG, to a meeting to discuss the fuel tax situation. The invitation aims to address the current fuel prices and related policies.

An editorial calls for an end to the injustices faced by indefinitely detained IPP prisoners, urging Labour's early release scheme to prioritize their freedom.

Former Downing Street business director Jimmy McLoughlin argues that the Labour party lacks sufficient business experience, emphasizing the importance of government understanding how businesses operate.

Abia Labour Party chieftains in Nsulu have reaffirmed their unwavering support for Governor Alex Otti and established strategic committees to strengthen the party.

President Bola Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, and Peter Obi are reportedly considering former governors for the roles of Director-General in their respective campaign organizations. This move is in preparation for the 2027 general elections.

Organised Labour in Nigeria has issued an August 11 ultimatum to the Federal Government, demanding action on delayed wage award payments and the implementation of a 40% peculiar allowance.

The Labour Party has surpassed Reform UK in recent polls, commanding approximately 25 percent of the vote, marking the first time in more than a year that Labour has held such a lead over the rival party.

For the third consecutive summer, the Canadian federal government is facing an airline labour dispute involving WestJet, raising questions about its ability to end the work stoppage and its impact on travel plans.

Labour leaders in Nigeria have urged journalists to reinforce their watchdog role by holding governments accountable and defending workers' rights, emphasizing its importance as a tribute to Enoghase.

Farooq Oreagba recounted his personal journey, stating he was a dollar millionaire by age 30 but became a laborer in England by 35. He shared his experiences of significant life changes.

Anthony 'Tony' Debono, a veteran Labour government insider who previously threatened an Opposition MP, has reportedly been quietly recruited as a government consultant.

Saudi Arabia has arrested more than 14,000 individuals in a week-long security campaign targeting violations of residency and labor laws across the kingdom.

The Labour Party has declined to debate the widespread electricity outages that affected thousands of households, despite public demands for answers and parliamentary scrutiny.

Senator Nenadi Usman, National Chairman of the Labour Party, has called on political leaders to set aside bitterness and ensure the 2027 elections are a contest of ideas rather than conflict.

Labour MPs and mayors, including those close to Andy Burnham, have urged the Prime Minister to transform failing water companies into not-for-profit cooperatives, suggesting a 'third way' to put the public in control without adding government debt.

Two laborers from Chhattisgarh have died after being shot in a terror attack targeting migrants in Jammu and Kashmir. One victim died before reaching the hospital, while the second succumbed to injuries after being referred to a specialized facility.

A clinic in Tokyo received an improvement order from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare after a patient died following regenerative medicine treatment, which was found to have followed content created by a South Korean group.

Companies added to the list accused by the US of using forced labour to mine, produce or manufacture their goods

Following BP's announcement to put its North Sea operations up for sale, Scottish First Minister John Swinney has urged UK Labour leader Andy Burnham to scrap the windfall tax.

Andy Burnham has spent his first two weeks as prime minister in a blitz of hyperactivity, focusing on issues like bus fares, business rates, and energy bill cuts, as Labour regains a lead in polling.