Federal MP's event gatecrashed by ethno-nationalist organisation
An ethno-nationalist group disrupted a community event hosted by Australian MP Tim Wilson, leading to police intervention.
Master Bank Case: Between Scorn and Silence
The article discusses the troubling narratives surrounding the Federal Police's classification of orgies involving European sex workers and public officials as legally inconsequential unless tied to public administration crimes.
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.
State auditors support union leader summoned by Moraes to testify
Federal tax workers' union leader Kléber Cabral received support from the National Association of State Tax Auditors after he was summoned by Minister Alexandre de Moraes to testify concerning an investigation into alleged data leaks.
Smokejumper and union leader aims to win in Montana by focusing on workers
Sam Forstag, a smokejumper and union leader, is advocating for the rights of Forest Service workers in Montana following significant job cuts.
How many vacation days are workers entitled to in Mexico during 2026?
Mexican workers are guaranteed a minimum of 12 vacation days per year in 2026, increasing according to specific criteria set by federal law.
Ghost workers face March pay cutoff as FG closes audit
The Nigerian Federal Government plans to discontinue salaries for unverified civil service workers starting March 2026 following an ongoing personnel audit.
Federal workers must return to offices, but unclear if space available
The Canadian federal government is increasing in-office work requirements for public servants, while concerns about sufficient office space persist amidst a significant increase in workforce size since the pandemic.
LG workers' salaries paid despite withholding of ₦230 billion – Osun
The Osun State Government has assured that local government workers are receiving their salaries despite claims of withheld federal allocations totaling ₦230 billion.
Bus with workers from MA that overturned on BR-153 was not allowed to make interstate trip, says PRF
A bus carrying rural workers from Maranhão that overturned in São Paulo was operating without the necessary authorization for interstate travel, according to the Federal Highway Police.
Labor precariousness threatens the National Cineteca
Workers at the National Cineteca in Mexico launched an active strike on Valentine's Day to protest against low wages and the exploitation they face under the federal Ministry of Culture's policies.
Public Service: About six percent more money for teachers, caregivers, and policewomen
Public service workers in Germany, including teachers, police officers, and caregivers, will receive a pay raise after an agreement between unions and federal states.
FG lifts ‘No Work, No Pay’ embargo, approves JOHESU January salaries
The Federal Ministry of Health in Nigeria has lifted the salary embargo for health workers after a strike suspension by the Joint Health Sector Unions.
JOHESU strike suspended, salaries approved –FG
The Federal Government of Nigeria announced the suspension of the Joint Health Sector Unions' nationwide strike after a successful meeting, emphasizing a commitment to health workers' welfare.
Liberal MP requests change to return-to-office policy for public servants
A Liberal MP from Canada criticizes the government's new return-to-office policy for federal workers, arguing it lacks evidence for increased productivity and raises environmental concerns.
Laid-off GM workers should get lower taxes on severance, Tories urge
The Conservative Party of Canada is urging the federal government to reduce taxes on severance packages for laid-off GM workers in Ingersoll, Ontario.
FGR finds remains in Concordia; investigates if they belong to the kidnapped miners
The discovery of bodies and human remains in Concordia marks a significant development in the investigation of ten missing workers from a mining company in Sinaloa, according to the Federal Attorney General's Office.
'Don't ruin my party': DF sends servers to the streets during carnival to prevent sexual harassment
Around 90 staff members from the Women's Secretariat of the Federal District will be on the streets during Brasília's carnival to guide revelers, vendors, and workers on how to act against harassment and violence towards women, under the slogan 'Don't ruin my party' as part of the 4th edition of the Carnival Without Harassment initiative.
JUST IN: Health workers suspend 84-day strike
Health workers in Nigeria have suspended their 84-day strike after an intervention by the Federal Ministry of Labour.
It's about to get easier for Trump to fire federal workers
Starting March 9, President Trump will be able to convert federal employees into at-will employees, allowing him to fire them at his discretion, as a plan he proposed in 2020 comes into effect despite widespread opposition.
USA: The Trump government makes it easier to fire federal public employees
The largest union of federal public employees has condemned the Trump administration's recent decision to ease the process of firing federal workers.
Farmer reported for conditions akin to slavery in MG; workers ate corn to survive, says MPF
Seven workers rescued from a charcoal factory in Tapira, MG, reported surviving only on corn while enduring exhausting work hours, leading the Federal Public Ministry to charge the farmer and foreman with human trafficking crimes.
Trump administration issues rule that makes it easier to fire federal workers
The Trump administration has issued a new rule allowing the president to more easily fire up to 50,000 federal employees by stripping them of certain job protections.
Nike faces federal probe over allegations of discrimination against white workers
Nike is under investigation by the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for allegedly discriminating against white employees through its diversity policies.
Do you work on February 5? This is what you must be paid according to the Federal Labor Law.
The article explains the payment regulations for workers on February 5, a significant holiday in Mexico commemorating the 1917 Political Constitution.
Nike is investigated for alleged discrimination against white workers, says agency
Nike is under investigation by a federal agency in the United States for suspected racial discrimination against white employees, according to court documents released on Wednesday.
Strike: Union drops suit as Wike pledges no workers’ victimization
The organized labor has agreed to withdraw all legal actions and cease industrial action in the Federal Capital Territory after Minister Nyesom Wike assured there would be no worker victimization following the recent strike.
A major census test faces cutbacks — with postal workers tapped to help count
The Trump administration is reducing the scale of the major census test for 2030, raising concerns about the accuracy of the population count crucial for political representation and federal funding.
Federal Government Aims to Recruit More Indian Care Workers
The German federal government plans to recruit more Indian care workers by establishing binding standards for recruitment and integration in cooperation with India.
Doge cuts cost US taxpayers $10bn to cover workers’ paid leave, analysis finds
A new analysis estimates that the Trump administration's policy led to $10 billion in taxpayer costs for paid leave, affecting 154,000 federal employees.