New legislation in Qatar provides greater protection to workers from heat stress
new rules providing further protection to workers from heat stress.As temperatures begin to soar across the Gulf region, Qatar has adopted
COVID-19 subcommittee of the WHO Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety (GACVS) reviews cases of mild myocarditis reported with COVID-19 mRNA vaccines
As temperatures begin to soar across the Gulf region, Qatar has adopted new rules providing further protection to workers from heat stress.
The EESC publishes a report on national developments in the area of fundamental rights and the rule of law from a civil society perspective
The Fundamental Rights and Rule of Law (FRRL) Group of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has published a report on national developments in the area of fundamental rights and the rule of law from a civil society perspective, recapping...
The wisent bull, which was given name by students from Vienna, left today to Netherlands
Bread Applauds Third Economic Stimulus, Says More Is Needed
CIOT welcomes change which will make it easier to produce more hand sanitizer
UK Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) welcomes the easing of a tax rule which should lead to the production of more hand sanitizers to deal with the outbreak of COVID-19.
World Bank Approves US$20 Million to Strengthen Human Capital Resilience for Youth and Vulnerable in Saint Lucia
The World Bank Board of Executive Directors approved on March 10, 2020 a US$20 million Human Capital Resilience Project for Saint Lucia to improve skills relevant to labor market demands and strengthen the social protection system through increasing...
Improved e-filing for designs in Romania
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EXCLUSIVE: Canada sends second-largest delegation to COP25 out of G20 countries
Canada sent the second largest G20 delegation to an environmental conference in Madrid, more than double the size of the American delegation and more than seven times the size of the Australian delegation, according to the official list of attendees...
New Report Says Federal Lands in Colorado are Being Developed for Rock Bottom Prices
Oil and gas companies have avoided paying more than $1.3 billion to taxpayers over the last decade for the right to drill on federal lands in Colorado, according to budget watchdog group Taxpayers for Common Sense. Below-market royalty rates, outdated...
