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Lee Chang‑dong's Possible Love Named South Korea's Oscar Entry

The Netflix‑financed, Venice‑bound drama signals a festival‑first awards push with a planned theatrical window before global streaming.

Waffle House Fires Viral Rapper Rockstar Riley Over Unauthorized Filming

Amazon Confirms Tomb Raider: Catalyst Will Launch in 2028

Brazil Ties Holiday Retail Opening to Collective Agreements

Job Candidates Say They Were Ghosted After Interviews That Included Salary Talks

Fair Work Commission Upholds Council’s Refusal of Extra Work‑From‑Home Day

FGTS Extraordinary Withdrawal Moves R$8.2 Billion as Anticipation Rules Change

Italy to Automatically Move New Hires’ Tfr into Private Pension Funds from July 1, 2026

Fast-Food Worker Says Owner Fired Them Three Hours Into First Shift

ARCA Activates Digital Work Certificates Under Article 80

AI Agent Runs Stockholm Café in Public Trial Marked by Early Errors

Nashik Medical College Worker Dies After Hoist Lift Drops

Peru Confirms May 15 CTS Deadline, Extends 100% Access and Includes Part‑Time Workers

Viral Job Interview Reel Alleges HR Demanded 'CEO-Level Attitude' After Saturday WFH Ask

North Rhine-Westphalia Unveils Civil Service Overhaul With Lifetime Work-Time Accounts

Bespoke Hotels to Leave Chester Grosvenor After RAAC Find, Closure Set for Sept. 30, 2026

Reports Identify Ford Sharonville Worker Killed by Press as Gregory Knopf

Halfbrick Cuts 41 Jobs, Ends Some International Engagements in Restructure

Veteran Worker Who Refused to Train 25-Year-Old Promoted Over Her Secures Six Months’ Severance

William Lewis Resigns as Washington Post Publisher and CEO After Layoff Backlash