Alberta Federation of Labour planning province-wide day of action
The Alberta Federation of Labour is launching a province-wide campaign called Fight Back Now to mobilize workers against the UCP government in Alberta.
The government is strict about the safety of UP workers working in Israel
The Uttar Pradesh government has assured the safety of over 6,000 workers in Israel amidst tensions in the Middle East, stating that the situation remains normal for them.
Spring statement 2026: What it could mean for you and your money
The upcoming spring statement by the UK government on March 3 is depicted as a low-key event, amidst political scrutiny following Labour's recent electoral defeat.
This campaign has never been seen before. The ministry focuses on memes
The Polish Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy is using cat memes in a social media campaign to explain a significant labor law reform.
UK social media ban for under-16s edges closer with Starmer expected to back it
The UK government is moving towards implementing a ban on social media usage for individuals under 16, with indications that Labour leader Keir Starmer will support the policy.
Assisted dying bill not at ‘end of the road’, peer says as time runs short
A Labour peer asserts that efforts to pass the assisted dying bill are ongoing, despite the government withholding additional debate time in the House of Lords.
In the midst of the political crisis over the Epstein case, Keir Starmer's government faces a key election in Britain
Keir Starmer's Labour government is facing a critical by-election in Gorton and Denton amidst the political turmoil surrounding the Epstein case.
Number of asylum seekers in UK hotels falls to 18-month low
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels has decreased to its lowest level in 18 months, according to Home Office statistics, amidst government claims of effective asylum system reforms.
Wage arrears: Labour issues Friday ultimatum to FG
Nigerian organized labor has given the Federal Government a deadline to settle outstanding wage arrears owed to public service workers, warning of potential action if demands are unmet.
Labour ministers explore ways of easing burden of plan 2 student loans
UK ministers are considering options to alleviate the financial strain of plan 2 student loans due to increased repayment pressures, with discussions about changing repayment thresholds and inflation rates.
Josh Simons resigns as minister after controversy over information gathered on journalists
Josh Simons has resigned from his ministerial position after being accused of overseeing a thinktank that collected information on journalists.
Fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants; expenses effectively funneled back from training institutions
Reports reveal a nationwide fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants managed by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
Ministers of the Weimar Triangle: 'Putin's plan has failed'
A British politician, Lord Peter Mandelson, has been arrested under allegations of abusing his position by sharing government secrets with Jeffrey Epstein.
I'm an MP and SEND parent - I'm hopeful we don't have to fight for our child's basic rights
Labour MP Jen Craft, who is also a parent of a child with special educational needs, expresses hope for positive reforms in the government’s special educational needs system, as concerns from parents are often politicized.
The pressure is building on government to reform student loan repayments
The UK government faces increasing pressure to reform student loan repayments amid a Labour rebellion over a three-year freeze on repayment thresholds.
Five former education secretaries urge Labour MPs to back government’s Send reforms in open letter
Five former UK education secretaries have urged Labour MPs to support government reforms aimed at improving the special education system in English schools.
NLC, GENCOs clash over N6tn debt, N3tn bailout plan
The Nigeria Labour Congress and power generation companies are locked in a dispute over a N6 trillion debt and a proposed N3 trillion government bailout.
Discussion Begins at the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare on the Employment of Foreign Workers: Considering an 'Orderly Symbiotic Society'
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in Japan has commenced discussions on the employment of foreign workers, in line with the government's vision of creating an 'orderly symbiotic society' with foreigners, focusing on preventing illegal work and reviewing rules for employers.
Trump labor secretary’s husband barred from department over sexual assault allegations, reports say
Lori Chavez-DeRemer's husband, Shawn DeRemer, has been barred from the Labor Department following allegations of sexual assault made by female staff members.
Labour to be ‘annihilated’ in Lancashire after local elections U-turn, party fears
Labour party officials in Lancashire express concerns about significant losses in upcoming local elections following a government decision to proceed with elections that were previously expected to be postponed.
Plans to raise minimum wage for young people could be delayed
The UK government's plans to raise the minimum wage for young people may be postponed due to concerns about potential impacts on youth employment.
Labour's pledge to hike minimum wage for young people faces delay
The UK government's plan to implement a Labour manifesto commitment to equalize the minimum wage for young people is facing potential delays.
The government gives the green light to amendments to the Labour Code: it also concerns wages
The Lithuanian government is set to implement amendments to the Labour Code aimed at enhancing workers' rights and improving negotiation power for trade unions and employers.
Controversial PIP Act Adopted by the Government. Employers Criticize the Decision
A new law concerning the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) in Poland has been adopted despite objections from the business community, which claims insufficient time for feedback.
Labour Cries Out to FG Over Looming Mass Job Losses, Huge Protests Rock NAFDAC Office
Workers in Nigeria's food and beverage sector protested at the NAFDAC office, demanding government intervention to prevent job losses due to a ban on small alcohol packaging.
British Local Elections: Starmer Must Admit Defeat to Farage
In a significant political shift, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Labour government has been compelled to proceed with local elections in 30 districts, admitting defeat to Nigel Farage's Reform Party, which legally challenged the government's initial plan to postpone the elections.
‘Betrayed’: 21 Hartlepool councillors threaten to quit Labour over care budget
Labour councillors in Hartlepool are considering resigning due to discontent over funding for children in care, feeling betrayed by the Labour leadership's budget decisions.
Ministry of Welfare: special regulation for one day of illness without a sick leave is not necessary
Latvia's Ministry of Welfare has determined that implementing a special regulation allowing employees to take one day off for acute illness without a sick leave form is unnecessary after consultations with other ministries and social partners.
LBC host Nick Ferrari clashes as Tories slammed with brutal three-word insult
LBC host Nick Ferrari confronted a minister about the government's decision to abandon plans for postponing local elections, leading to a heated exchange regarding the government's U-turns.
Farage claims 'victory' as councils face 'race against time' after elections U-turn
Nigel Farage claims victory after the UK government reversed its decision to postpone local elections, leaving councils with limited time to prepare.
Why Starmer’s latest U-turn over local elections could be a gift for Reform
Keir Starmer's government faced criticism for its frequent policy reversals, highlighted by a recent decision to abandon the delay of local elections in England, which sparked mixed reactions.
PM abandons plans to delay council elections after legal advice
The UK government has dropped plans to postpone council elections after receiving legal advice against the move.
He will lead the Ap committee: - A red lamp that blinks
The Labour Party in Norway is establishing a restructuring committee to operate alongside the government's own restructuring commission.
Labour must fix outdated HMRC rate hitting low-paid frontline workers, MP demands
Labour MP Jim McMahon is urging the government to increase the HMRC mileage payment rate for low-paid frontline workers, highlighting that the current rate hasn't been updated since 2011.
'Keir Starmer survived nightmare week in No10 - but these key tests remain'
Keir Starmer has managed to retain his position as Prime Minister despite a challenging week, but he still faces significant political hurdles ahead.
Tony Blair urges Labour to continue oil drilling in the North Sea
Tony Blair calls for Labour to resume oil drilling in the North Sea, opposing the UK government's plans to phase out oil and gas production.
Tackling misogyny should be sixth mission of Starmer's government, Harriet Harman says
Harriet Harman has urged Sir Keir Starmer to prioritize tackling misogyny as a key mission of his government amidst significant political challenges.
New departure from Starmer's closest circle
British cabinet secretary Chris Wormald has resigned amid dissatisfaction within the government regarding his performance, following the recent resignations of other key staff members.
Angela Rayner makes major demand after Labour climbdown to help struggling pubs
Angela Rayner has urged the government to create a night-time economy minister to support struggling hospitality venues facing rising costs.
Peter Mandelson will be stripped of peerage under major new law after Commons recess
The UK government plans to introduce legislation to strip Peter Mandelson of his peerage following his resignation from the House of Lords amid controversies over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
A gesture from the government perceived as anti-monarchical causes discomfort in the United Kingdom
The UK government's recent change in official wording from 'Her Majesty's Government' to 'UK Government' has sparked controversy and criticism from opposition parties, particularly the Conservatives.
Anas Sarwar says Starmer can campaign in Scotland after call for him to quit
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has changed his stance, now welcoming Keir Starmer to campaign in Scotland despite previously calling for his resignation.
The Epstein Affair: Uncertain Future of Keir Starmer
The article discusses the political ramifications of Keir Starmer's leadership amidst recent scandals and his government's performance on key issues.
Furious female Labour MPs urge Starmer to make a woman his de facto deputy
Female Labour MPs in the UK are demanding that leader Keir Starmer appoint a woman to a prominent deputy role to help bring about cultural change in government.
Government Crisis in London: Keir Starmer is a Prime Minister on Standby
The British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces significant challenges following controversies involving his government and party members.
Laborists change the official brand of the Executive and spark criticism for excluding reference to the monarch
The UK Labour Party has faced backlash from conservatives after changing the official designation of the government from 'Government of Her Majesty' to 'Government of the United Kingdom.'
Britain's Starmer assures that the government is united
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has assured that the government is united, despite calls for his resignation linked to the Jeffrey Epstein documents in the U.S.
Dissatisfaction Grows in Britain: JK Rowling Harshly Criticizes Keir Starmer
The public's discontent in Britain is rising, with JK Rowling being one of the notable figures openly criticizing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government.
For the third time in the service of the state. Chlopčík is to become the new director of the Labour Office
Chlopčík has been appointed as the new director of the Labour Office, marking his third term in this role.
Affair surrounding Epstein documents: The moment Starmer looked into the abyss
The article discusses the challenges facing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer amid calls for his resignation as his government navigates the fallout from the Epstein document affair.