>"Firm has been accused of enabling human rights abuses by supplying cameras used in the repression of the Uighurs."

>"A new forecast of the 2040s world economy says decarbonisation and more immigration will see the country in good shape"

“Surveillance wages rely on monitoring and experimentation systems: thumb scans, identification badges, closed circuit cameras, geolocation tracking, sensors on tablets and vehicles, and software that can analyze employees’ tones of voice…”

"Kevin Watkins calls for an immediate resumption of international funding before crisis turns into catastrophe."

"A progressive government can and should take a principled approach to foreign policy. That means Canada’s Liberals must stop pitting good jobs at home against human rights abroad."

Almost exactly 10 years ago, headlines were screaming, “Double-dip Recession!” CNN, The Economist, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and just about every other major news outlet cautioned that the fragile _...Read More_

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"Washington’s push against Beijing’s human-rights abuses could have more of an impact than tariffs or trade wars."

"Low wages and poor working conditions – as well as unruly customers – combine to keep the food service labor shortage going."

"Ever-worsening conditions in supply-chain jobs have made Britain’s shortages inevitable, and a pay rise for lorry drivers won’t end them, says the Guardian’s special correspondent Felicity Lawrence"

On Saturday, the Taliban raised their flag over the presidential palace on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, signalling that their work governing the newly formed Islamic emirate had begun. The white banner bearing a Qur’anic verse _...Read More_

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Chinese prosecutors have dropped a case against a former Alibaba Group Holding Ltd employee accused of sexually assaulting a female colleague, saying they had determined he had committed forcible indecency but not a crime. The employee, _...Read More_