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Train drivers in Great Britain are weighing strike action over the continued lack of toilets on parts of the rail network, with union officials saying that basic welfare needs still are not being met despite earlier…
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said Pakistan remains far from becoming the social welfare state envisioned at its founding.
A star-studded halftime performance at the 2026 World Cup final marks a departure from football tradition, raising questions about player welfare and the integrity of the world's most popular sport
Tokyo's latest attempt to combat extreme heat by allowing shorts in the workplace has hit a cultural snag, as complaints of visible leg hair prompt a rise in male grooming
A second US carrier is moving toward the Middle East as lawmakers demand answers about morale, supplies and an exceptionally long deployment aboard USS Abraham Lincoln.
The feared wave of mass unemployment caused by artificial intelligence has not appeared, but quieter changes to hiring and workplace tasks are already visible.
Doctors at Liaquat University Hospital in Hyderabad are in dispute with the hospital administration over security, workplace conditions and what the Young Doctors Association says is poor management, as talks between…
China’s artificial intelligence push is starting to look less like a distant economic forecast and more like an immediate workplace issue for some workers on the ground. In Wuhan, taxi drivers are already describing the…
Experts believe AI consciousness is at least possible, and argue society urgently needs a plan to navigate the ethical implications, after Anthropic published a new constitution for its Claude AI model.
WHO's 2026 breastfeeding evidence points to counselling, baby-friendly hospitals, maternity protection and marketing rules as measures that deliver results.
Appalachia is seeing black lung rates that have climbed back to levels not seen in nearly 50 years, according to NPR News. The renewed rise comes as thousands of miners are reported to be sick or dying, raising fresh…
Japan coined the new term kokushobi in April for days above 40C, and the country logged its first official 'cruelly hot day' on Tuesday, as authorities advise workers to wear shorts to the office to cope.
UK faces very difficult trade-offs in budget because of Iran, analysts warn The UK government may have less room for manoeuvre in the next autumn budget than previously expected if the Iran war continues to keep oil…
Synthesia is moving its enterprise product strategy beyond generated videos and into interactive coaching tools designed to test whether training actually works. The British startup has launched Roleplay Sessions, a new…
Andy Burnham was appointed as Britain’s new prime minister on Monday after King Charles III accepted Keir Starmer’s resignation, Buckingham Palace said, ushering in a fresh leadership change for a government facing…
Field Marshal Asim Munir reviewed security and operational preparedness in Quetta while describing peace and prosperity in Balochistan as a state priority.
Pakistan has announced a commission intended to strengthen protection of minority rights, alongside renewed government commitments on equal citizenship.
Airbus has softened a plan that would have limited remote work to one day a week after employee resistance and industrial action across parts of Europe.
Voyager Technologies CEO Dylan Taylor says regular human work and travel to the Moon could become realistic by the early 2030s.
Indian court orders 10-year term for Tehelka founder MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court has sentenced former news magazine editor Tarun Tejpal to 10 years in prison after convicting him in a rape case involving a junior…
Chief of staff roles are becoming more common in executive suites as companies look for trusted support in an increasingly complicated business environment. The New York Times Business reports that the position is in…
NADRA's chipless QR-based identity card has turned Pakistan's digital ID shift into a major public technology story.
CDF Munir hosts Independence Day reception for Pakistan Army veterans: is one of the latest updates picked up from the monitored RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve more than a short automated…
Robodebt whistleblower Jeannie-Marie Blake is suing the Australian government, alleging she was told her royal commission evidence 'could cost you your job,' a claim her department denies making.