Victoria bills itself as the ‘education state’ but thousands of school teachers are set to strike. Here’s what it means
Thousands of public school teachers in Victoria are set to strike due to low pay and excessive workloads, marking the first such strike in 13 years as approved by the Fair Work Commission.
Chicago halts fair wage for tipped workers: what happens now with the $12.62 per hour
Chicago's city council has voted to freeze an increase in wages for tipped workers, a decision that conflicts with the mayor's plans to ensure fair pay.
Lagos e-hailing drivers demand fair pay, reforms
E-hailing drivers in Lagos are demanding better pay and reforms due to unsustainable working conditions and rising operational costs.
Naples, CGIL sit-in in Garibaldi Square: "Riders enslaved for 3 euros per delivery"
CGIL protests in Naples against the exploitation of 4,000 riders in Campania, demanding fair pay and employee contracts.
Recommendation to Major Cardboard Manufacturer: Over 7,800 Printing Plates to be Stored Free of Charge
Japan's Fair Trade Commission has issued a recommendation for major cardboard manufacturer Nippon Tokan Package to pay for services and prevent recurrence after it was found to have illegally required subcontractors to store over 7,800 items free of charge.
Women’s Strike: Picnic Against Patriarchy
Various organizations in Germany are calling on women to participate in a strike on March 9 to highlight structural disadvantages and demand equal rights and fair pay.
Expensive or Cheap Rent?: The 3-Step Formula to Know If What You Pay for Your Home Is a Fair Price
The article discusses a new approach to determine fair rental prices in Buenos Aires following the deregulation of the rental market.
Delicia Supermarket in Nagano Warned for Antitrust Law Violation; Uses Supplier Employees for Display Work Without Pay
The Delicia supermarket chain in Nagano, Japan, has been warned by the Fair Trade Commission for potentially violating antitrust laws by making supplier employees perform display work without compensation.
Miller will pay pending amounts to rice farmers in Los RÃos starting this February 18
The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries in Ecuador has announced that Comextil, a mill in Los RÃos, will settle its outstanding payments to rice producers beginning February 18, as part of measures to ensure fair income for small and medium rice producers.
Olympic Diary: Medals Are Disintegrating for Athletes, The Risk with David Didn't Pay Off
Athletes at the Olympics are facing issues with their medals disintegrating, while concerns about the performance risk taken with biathlete David loom large.
Young people could get a massive pay boost in 'totemic' wage case
A significant wage case could lead to increases in pay for young Australians employed in sectors with 'junior' rates, amidst concerns from businesses about potential employment impacts.
Domestic Workers: How Much They Are Paid Per Hour and Per Month in February 2026
Employers hiring domestic workers should know the accurate hourly and monthly wage for February 2026 to ensure proper salary settlement according to reference amounts for household employees.
Pay local contractors
Local contractors continue to struggle with delayed payments, leading to protests by lawyers and activists demanding fair settlements from the government.