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The article discusses the recent update regarding the necessity of including the PESEL number of contractors in official registers in Poland.

The Nigerian Senate has urged the Federal Government to revert to a direct payment system for contractors, arguing that the current centralized approach is ineffective.

Nigeria's Senate has called for a return to the old payment system for contractors, emphasizing flaws in the current centralized arrangement.

Contractors have started renovating the Klaipėda Summer Concert Stage, enhancing its facilities and improving leisure quality for residents.

The UK Southwark Crown Court has heard audio recordings of former Nigerian petroleum minister Diezani Alison-Madueke allegedly confronting oil tycoons over bribery accusations during her trial.

Bhai Virendra, a leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, claims that the Bihar government's treasury is completely empty, despite the government pretending otherwise and delaying payments to contractors for road and building work.

China has added 20 Japanese firms, including major defense contractors, to its export control blacklist amid escalating tensions with Japan.

Wolt couriers were ruled as contractors and not employees by the Borgarting Court of Appeal in a recent decision.

China has placed 20 Japanese military enterprises, including key defense contractors, on an export control list for dual-use goods amid rising tensions regarding Japan's military capabilities.

The enforcement ordinance for the 'Yellow Envelope Law' is finalized by the State Council, set to take effect on the 10th of next month.

The head of the Icelandic Automobile Owners Association criticizes the lack of stricter regulations for contractors regarding dust pollution in Reykjavík.

The CEO of FÍB emphasizes the significant responsibility that contractors hold in relation to the generation of dust.

An analysis by Mexicanos Contra la Corrupción y la Impunidad highlights several top national and international firms as the best evaluated contractors under Claudia Sheinbaum's federal government.

A court in Delhi has denied bail to two contractors involved in the death of a biker who fell into an excavation pit in Janakpuri.

The South Korean Ministry of Labor is establishing a committee ahead of the implementation of the Yellow Envelope Law to assist in determining the employer status of primary contractors in relation to subcontractor unions.

A citizen has requested public information from a municipal water and sewage company regarding its activities related to a local referendum, but the company provided anonymized documents citing privacy protection.

The head of the construction department in Yatomi City was arrested for allegedly leaking bid amounts to contractors involved in a public works project.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has warned construction firms in Ekiti to stop vandalizing crucial fibre-optic cables and public properties.

Non-bailable warrants have been issued against two contractors in connection with the death of a 25-year-old motorcyclist who fell into an open pit in Delhi's Janakpuri area.

A cycling path in Reykjavik remains closed three years after construction began, causing frustration among local cyclists and prompting criticisms of the prioritization of drivers and contractors over cyclists by the city government.

The Federal Government has warned Chinese contractors about substandard work and delays on key federal road projects, issuing strict deadlines for improvements after a high-level meeting.

The South Korean court's acquittal of Kwak Sang-do's son, who was accused of receiving 5 billion won in bribes under the guise of severance pay from private contractors, has sparked public outrage over the ruling's legitimacy.

The application by the Latvian Union of Forest Contractors to dismiss Competition Council chairperson Ieva Šmite is seen as an unprecedented attempt to influence the independence and decision-making of the agency, according to KP.

The Nigerian Communications Commission and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps are warning contractors and public agencies of prosecution for damages caused to fibre-optic cables during construction work.

Stegra is reportedly struggling to pay multiple contractors for ongoing industrial projects, leading to a significant reduction in workforce due to unpaid invoices totaling hundreds of millions.

Local contractors continue to struggle with delayed payments, leading to protests by lawyers and activists demanding fair settlements from the government.

As the appeal deadline approaches, attention turns to whether prosecutors will appeal the acquittal of private contractors in the Wirye new town development corruption case, dubbed similar to the Daejang-dong case.

Westinghouse Electric Company announces collaboration with Polish contractors and the National Centre for Nuclear Research in the construction of a nuclear power plant in Choczewo.

Slovak government is negotiating with several countries for firms to jointly build a new nuclear power plant, indicating a competitive selection process for contractors, amidst criticism from local political figures.

US federal authorities are investigating allegations that WhatsApp staff may have accessed message content despite its end-to-end encryption claims, based on disclosures from former contractors.

Contractors began demolishing the old community center in Kópavogur without the necessary permits, prompting a halt to the work by local authorities.

A traffic accident occurred in Imbriovec Jalžabetski where a 38-year-old man lost control of his vehicle on icy roads, leading to injuries and prompting police action against road maintenance contractors.

President Donald Trump has threatened American defense companies with bans on dividend payouts and stock buybacks, citing concerns over their investments and high executive pay.

Donald Trump announced plans to impose restrictions on executive pay and stock buybacks at defense contractors amid criticism of their failure to deliver essential military equipment.

The Property Acquisition and Leasing Authority has commenced operations with four appointed contractors.

The Pentagon plans to use a fleet of civilian amphibious aircraft, managed by contractors, to enhance U.S. operational capabilities in the Pacific as part of a new initiative from the recently approved National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).