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Philippine authorities announced potential delays in the issuance of new passports, raising concerns among citizens planning to travel. This decision comes amid a notable increase in passport demand as life returns to normal post-COVID-19.
The Ministry of Human Resources has announced the launch of the second phase of the 'Documented Employment Contract with Executive Effect.' Workers can demand their wages if not received in full within 30 days of the due date.
The Egyptian Ministry of Manpower has announced the final deadline for disbursing the Eid al-Fitr grant for informal workers, expected to be distributed before the holiday. This grant aims to support the most vulnerable groups in society.
The Egyptian government has announced an increase in the minimum wage to <strong>14,900 EGP</strong> starting in <strong>2026</strong>. This measure aims to improve the living standards of workers in both the public and private sectors.
Demand for labor in foreign markets has dropped by up to <strong>30%</strong> due to escalating tensions from the war in Iran. This decline raises concerns among job seekers looking for opportunities abroad.
The Malaysian government has announced a grace period of three to six months for gig economy platforms to integrate their systems with the Social Security Organization (Perkeso) following the implementation of the new labor law. This decision aims to protect workers' rights in this growing sector.
The grace period granted by the UAE for holders of expired residency permits ends tomorrow, raising concerns among many residents who have not been able to renew their permits. This move is part of the government's efforts to regulate the labor market and enhance internal security.
The Iranian Ministry of Intelligence has announced extensive security operations across several provinces, resulting in the deaths and arrests of dozens on charges of 'espionage.' This campaign comes amid rising security tensions since the onset of the war.
A recent report reveals potential negative impacts on Spain by 2075 if immigration flows continue to decline. The report predicts a sharp population decrease and labor shortages, threatening economic growth and public services.