As the world commemorates International Women’s Day, attention is once again turning to the progress women have made in the workplace and the challenges that remain. Artificial Intelligence ...

Serving clients in 132 jurisdictions worldwide, GCE strengthens global payroll and EOR services with enterprise-grade ...

The World Bank and the IMF promise to restore human capital, but in practice they promote austerity policies. Why ...

Announced at iCareer’s Sohour, attended by leading government, development, academic, and private sector organisations ...

It’s been awhile since the last time I wrote. But I believe now is the best time to get back to it, with the future looking both exciting and uncertain. Geopolitics, technology, climate change, ...

If earlier discussions in this series questioned the wisdom of excessive centralization, the next logical step is to examine how organizations might redesign their structures to better align ...

The Department of Employment and Labour says eliminating silicosis in non-mining sectors remains a key priority as government works towards eradicating the occupational disease by 2030.The ...

Sub-Saharan Africa’s labor force grew by 15.4 million between 2024 and 2025. Employment rose by 14.6 million, leaving about one million people without stable work. Informal jobs still account for more ...

Many of us have felt overwhelmed by Donald Trump’s dizzying array of attacks on other countries, workers, marginalized ...

The upcoming mass No Kings! demonstrations planned for March 28 and ambitious plans for May Day mobilizations point to the ...

In February 2026, Taiwan’s Ministry of Labour released long-awaited guidelines to help businesses prevent forced labour—a response to US trade enforcement actions and mounting international ...

The International Labor Organization (ILO) launched a pilot Employment Injury Scheme (EIS) in collaboration with BIMCO to ...