Sadayuki Sakakibara, chairman of the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren), said Thursday he “expects next year’s wage hike to exceed this year’s” at companies with good performance.
For businessman Abdul Mazid paying taxes was always a hassle. As a law-abiding citizen, Mazid was willing to pay his taxes but his problem was that he does not know how to compute his taxes and where to pay.
Six major banks agreed to pay a total of more than 5.8 billion U.S. dollars in penalties for their illegal and unsafe conducts in the foreign exchange (FX) markets and for manipulating the benchmark interest rate, London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor).
Europe's new transport commissioner Violeta Bulc has arguably one of the most challenging jobs in the entire European Commission (EC).
A latest survey suggested that Chinese Internet users are willing to pay for quality contents online, among which concert ranks the third highest of all online video categories that they're willing to pay for.
Average inflation-adjusted wages in April for workers in Japan dropped 3.1 percent from a year earlier, marking the biggest year-on-year slide since December 2009, Japanese labor ministry said on Tuesday.
Furious dock workers started off a parade on the May 1 Labor Day to carry on with their fight for higher salaries and better working conditions, after an unfruitful negotiation with the representatives of the capital.
About 3,000 Los Angeles County government employees staged a rally Tuesday asking for an end to a five-year salary freeze.
A judicial interpretation that went into effect on Wednesday aims to defend migrant workers by preventing their employers from defaulting on their wages.
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