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Brazilian Prosecutors Sue BYD for Alleged Human Trafficking and Slave-Like Labor

Prosecutors seek 257 million reais after alleging that 220 Chinese workers endured slave-like conditions at BYD’s halted Bahia factory

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UN Projects 7 Million Fewer Jobs in 2025 as US Tariffs Weigh on Growth

CTA Paid Vault Workers $1.13 Million to Stay Home Since Pandemic Onset

Fast Food Combo Meal Prices Hit Record Highs Across U.S. Cities

LifeLabs Strike Ends with Binding Mediation and New Agreement

Birmingham Bin Strike Talks Deadlocked as Union Accuses Commissioners of Blocking Deal

Worker Killed, Three Injured in Blainville Construction Pit Collapse

UK Nurses Warn of Strikes Over Pay and Structural Reforms

Indonesian Ride-Hailing Drivers Strike Nationwide Over Pay and Merger Concerns

Qantas Faces Final Penalty Decision Over Illegal Outsourcing of 1,800 Workers

Fatal Conveyor Belt Accident at SPC Factory Prompts Safety Investigations

HHS Reinstates Coal Miner Health Workers Following Court Order

Trump’s Preliminary U.S.-U.K. Trade Deal Faces Backlash From North American Auto Industry

Trump Administration Advances $1.2 Billion National Park Service Budget Cuts, 1,500 Layoffs

NJ Transit Reaches Tentative Deal with ATU as Engineers' Strike Looms

SFMOMA Announces Layoffs of 29 Staff Amid Financial Struggles

NREL Workforce Shrinks as Trump Administration Cuts Renewable Energy Funding

Los Angeles Times Cuts 14 Newsroom Staff in Latest Layoffs

Robert W. Baird Faces Backlash Over 110-Hour Workweeks Leading to Hospitalizations

ED Uncovers Massive Illegal Coal Mining Syndicate in Meghalaya and Assam