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New York City sues Motoclick and its CEO, alleging violations of delivery worker pay laws
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New York City has filed a lawsuit against delivery app Motoclick and its CEO, alleging illegal fees and other violations of the city’s delivery worker pay rules that the city says amount to millions of dollars in stolen wages and damages. City officials say they are seeking to shut the company down and are warning other delivery platforms ahead of new worker-protection laws taking effect January 26, 2026.
Quality assurance workers at Blizzard's Albany and Austin studios have ratified a union contract with Microsoft after nearly three years of bargaining. The agreement covers 60 workers and includes pay raises, AI protections, and restrictions on mandatory overtime. This marks the third such union deal at Microsoft's gaming divisions.
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In Noida's gig economy, women are securing better pay through app-based household services, earning up to Rs 1,000 for a 12-hour day. Yet, they grapple with stigma from uniforms, inadequate rest facilities, and unreasonable client demands. Platforms like Snabbit provide training and incentives, but workers call for greater support.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that government ministers will examine Rockstar Games' dismissal of over 30 employees at its UK studio. The firings, which occurred at the end of October, have drawn accusations of union busting from affected workers and supporters. MP Chris Murray, who met with the company, expressed doubts about the process followed.
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Employees and former interns have accused Dilara Findikoglu's studio of abusive labor practices, including grueling unpaid hours and unreimbursed personal expenses. These claims, reported in industry publications, clash with her recent Vanguardia Prize at the British Fashion Awards. The studio has declined to comment.
In Kathmandu's National Kidney Center, young Nepalese men returning from grueling jobs in the Middle East are increasingly battling chronic kidney disease caused by relentless heat and dehydration. Doctors link this silent epidemic to climate change and exploitative labor conditions in the Gulf. Simple preventive measures could avert many cases, yet protections remain inadequate.
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Efter drab på foged i Bexbach, Saarland, har den tyske fogdeforening krævet et mere omfattende sikkerhedskoncept. Hændelsen fremhæver de løbende risici for feltarbejdere. Foreningsformand Matthias Boek peger på forbedret uddannelse og udstyr som hastehandlinger.
Striking Al-Bawaba journalists await presidential action after eviction
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torsdag d. 1. januar 2026, 15.04California rideshare drivers gain unionization rights
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søndag d. 28. december 2025, 13.23Colombia and Palestine sign agreement on diplomatic labor rights
fredag d. 5. december 2025, 19.26Cosatu marks 40 years fighting for workers' rights
torsdag d. 4. december 2025, 06.20Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave Program to Start in 2026 Amid Debate Over Costs and Fraud Risks
onsdag d. 3. december 2025, 02.29Government rejects chamber proposal on 6x1 work scale reduction
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onsdag d. 26. november 2025, 07.18Cebu BPO workers face uncertainty after disasters