ByAPDwriterJamilaHusainCOLOMBO,June21(APD)-SriLanka'shealthworkers,onTuesdaywarnedthatthecountrywasfacingadengueepidemicwithover63,000peopleaffectedbythevirusan
ByAPDwriterMeloM.AcunaMANILA,June16(APD)–In2015,thegovernment-runPhilippineOverseasEmploymentAgencyprocessed2,343,692contractsforbothland-basedandsea-basedworke
TheratioofChineseworkerswithaplanforfurthereducationisdoublethatofworkersintheUnitedStates,asurveybyU.S.-basednetworkingwebsiteLinkedInhasfound.Asmanyas98percen
GovernmentemployeesandfarmersinColombiarecentlyjoinedteachersinanationwidestrikethatbeganonMay12.Ricefarmers,whosaythehighcostoffarmingsupplies,suchasfertilizer
Five workers were exposed to radiation on June 6 during an inspection at a nuclear energy research center here, including one with 22,000 becquerels of plutonium in his lungs, the facility’s operator said.
FiveworkerswereexposedtoradiationonJune6duringaninspectionatanuclearenergyresearchcenterhere,includingonewith22,000becquerelsofplutoniuminhislungs,thefacility’s
HuangXiaoruishappy.ShewonapaintingawardinacompetitionandwenttoseveraleventsorganizedbyherprimaryschoolpriortoInternationalChildren'sDayonJune1.The8-year-oldandh
Cuban President Raul Castro stressed on Thursday that the country will maintain its socialist character, following the parliament's approval on a reform plan that will allow private companies to develop their businesses in the country.
CubanPresidentRaulCastrostressedonThursdaythatthecountrywillmaintainitssocialistcharacter,followingtheparliament'sapprovalonareformplanthatwillallowprivatecompa
TheEuropeanParliamentapproved2.6millioneuros(2.89millionU.S.dollars)worthofjob-searchaidfor821formerinformationandcommunicationtechnology(ICT)workersinFinlandin
TheEuropeanParliamentapproved2.6millioneuros(2.89millionU.S.dollars)worthofjob-searchaidfor821formerinformationandcommunicationtechnology(ICT)workersinFinlandin
USautogiantFordispoisedtocutthousandsofjobsworldwide,withreductionsexpectedtototalabout10percentofitsglobalworkforce,theWallStreetJournalreportedlateMonday.Asou
PrimeMinisterTheresaMaywillpromiseonMondaytoextendBritishworkers'rightsintheworkplaceandtheboardroom,partofapushtowinovertraditionalworkingclasssupportersoftheo
Ancient pottery and the large head of a Buddha statue have been found buried near a community weir in Muang district of Thailand’s northern province.
Australia will largely end granting visas to foreign workers to fill jobs in the fast food industry, the nation's immigration minister has said.
The International Committee of the Red Cross is halting work in Afghanistan following an attack on its staff which the aid agency said was despicable.
China will optimize the rules and process for issuing certificates of permanent residence to foreigners with favorable treatments.
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