According to a study just published by the European Trade Union Confederation, wage inequality has grown in a majority of EU countries, 14 out of the 27 member states to be precise.

Amid the pressures of the rolling COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, members of the biggest union federation in South Africa has come out into the streets to demand living wages for the working class.

The death toll from a devastating earthquake in Haiti has risen to 724 as rescue workers scrambled to find survivors.

Emergency workers have battled to relieve flood-hit areas of Turkey's Black Sea region, as the death toll rose to 27 in the second natural disaster to strike the country this month.

The United Nations (UN)'s top aid official denounces as "dangerous" accusations by Ethiopia's federal government that aid workers were favoring and even arming rebel forces in the country's conflict-ridden region of Tigray.

Some 28 percent of people living in the European Union cannot afford to go away on holiday for a week, a new study reveals.

Lebanon has been the scene of a nationwide general strike called by the Lebanese workers protesting the dire economic conditions.

Fewer EU citizens are looking for jobs in the United Kingdom following Brexit, shows a study.

South African dockworkers boycott the offloading of an Israeli ship docked at the Durban harbor in protest at the Tel Aviv regime’s onslaught on the Gaza Strip.

The UK’s employers are struggling to hire staff as pubs, restaurants and other hospitality and travel firms got ready for Monday's lifting of coronavirus restrictions.