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Brazil Sues China's BYD For ₹300 Crore Over 'Slave-Like' Conditions For Workers
Brazil has filed a lawsuit against Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD, accusing the company and its contractors of subjecting Chinese workers to inhumane, "slave-like" conditions.
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Firings For Protesting Israel Contract Were Illegal, Say Ex-Google Workers
A group of workers at Alphabet Inc's Google have filed a complaint with a US labor board claiming the tech company unlawfully fired them for protesting its cloud contract with the Israeli government.
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Oracle in Court Over Allegedly Underpaying Women and Minorities by $400 Million
In a rare public display of the alleged bias against female and minority tech workers, the Department of Labor made its case in a hearing Thursday that Oracle underpaid women, Asians and black employees working in certain roles at its Silicon Valley headquarters by $401 million (roughly Rs. 2,862 crores) over the course of four years, one of the la...
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General Motors To Restart Mexican Plants After Labor Deal Ratified
General Motors Co will gradually restart operations at several idled plants in Mexico beginning this weekend, after unionized workers for the U.S. automaker ratified a new labor contract, the company's Mexican unit said on Friday. The United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced earlier on Friday that its members had formally approved a new four-year ...
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United Auto Workers Call First National Strike Against GM Since 2007 In US
The United Auto Workers (UAW) said on Sunday that its roughly 48,000 hourly workers at General Motors Co facilities would go on strike as of midnight Sunday after U.S. labor contract talks reached an impasse, the first nationwide strike at GM in 12 years. "We do not take this lightly," Terry Dittes, the UAW vice president in charge of the union's r...
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7 Myths About Epidural During Childbirth Busted
Epidural myths during childbirth: Epidurals block the nerve impulses from lower spinal segments and provide relief from pain during childbirth. It makes contractions less painful.
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Le Pen Wants Freeze On Visas, Then A Tax For Foreign Workers
Le Pen, who has campaigned against immigration and Europe's open borders, also wants to impose a 10 percent tax on labor contracts that go to foreigners and seize back control of France's borders.
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Retailers Urge Barack Obama Involvement in US Port Talks
The US National Retail Federation called for President Barack Obama to get involved directly if West Coast dockworkers and port operators cannot settle their dispute in talks Friday.
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US jobs data to point to steady economic growth
US job growth likely picked up modestly in January and the unemployment rate held steady, supporting views the economy's sluggish recovery was on track despite a surprise contraction in the final three months of 2012.
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Employees to proceed with class action suit against TCS on unpaid wages
California federal judge Claudia Wilken granted class-action status to the suit that accuses Tata and its subsidiary, Tata Consultancy Services, of breaching employee contracts and violating California labor laws.
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American Airlines' parent AMR files for bankruptcy
The parent company of American Airlines filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday, seeking relief from crushing debt caused by high fuel prices and expensive labor contracts that its competitors shed years ago.
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Brazil Sues China's BYD For ₹300 Crore Over 'Slave-Like' Conditions For Workers
Brazil has filed a lawsuit against Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD, accusing the company and its contractors of subjecting Chinese workers to inhumane, "slave-like" conditions.
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Firings For Protesting Israel Contract Were Illegal, Say Ex-Google Workers
A group of workers at Alphabet Inc's Google have filed a complaint with a US labor board claiming the tech company unlawfully fired them for protesting its cloud contract with the Israeli government.
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Oracle in Court Over Allegedly Underpaying Women and Minorities by $400 Million
In a rare public display of the alleged bias against female and minority tech workers, the Department of Labor made its case in a hearing Thursday that Oracle underpaid women, Asians and black employees working in certain roles at its Silicon Valley headquarters by $401 million (roughly Rs. 2,862 crores) over the course of four years, one of the la...
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General Motors To Restart Mexican Plants After Labor Deal Ratified
General Motors Co will gradually restart operations at several idled plants in Mexico beginning this weekend, after unionized workers for the U.S. automaker ratified a new labor contract, the company's Mexican unit said on Friday. The United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced earlier on Friday that its members had formally approved a new four-year ...
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United Auto Workers Call First National Strike Against GM Since 2007 In US
The United Auto Workers (UAW) said on Sunday that its roughly 48,000 hourly workers at General Motors Co facilities would go on strike as of midnight Sunday after U.S. labor contract talks reached an impasse, the first nationwide strike at GM in 12 years. "We do not take this lightly," Terry Dittes, the UAW vice president in charge of the union's r...
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7 Myths About Epidural During Childbirth Busted
Epidural myths during childbirth: Epidurals block the nerve impulses from lower spinal segments and provide relief from pain during childbirth. It makes contractions less painful.
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Le Pen Wants Freeze On Visas, Then A Tax For Foreign Workers
Le Pen, who has campaigned against immigration and Europe's open borders, also wants to impose a 10 percent tax on labor contracts that go to foreigners and seize back control of France's borders.
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Retailers Urge Barack Obama Involvement in US Port Talks
The US National Retail Federation called for President Barack Obama to get involved directly if West Coast dockworkers and port operators cannot settle their dispute in talks Friday.
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US jobs data to point to steady economic growth
US job growth likely picked up modestly in January and the unemployment rate held steady, supporting views the economy's sluggish recovery was on track despite a surprise contraction in the final three months of 2012.
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Employees to proceed with class action suit against TCS on unpaid wages
California federal judge Claudia Wilken granted class-action status to the suit that accuses Tata and its subsidiary, Tata Consultancy Services, of breaching employee contracts and violating California labor laws.
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American Airlines' parent AMR files for bankruptcy
The parent company of American Airlines filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday, seeking relief from crushing debt caused by high fuel prices and expensive labor contracts that its competitors shed years ago.
