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On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump demanded that US schools reopen in the fall amid a raging pandemic, threatening the lives of thousands of teachers.

The resignation of David Clark just months before an election, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, points to political instability in the Labour Party-led government.

Like other corporations, the supermarket chain is using the pandemic to restructure its operations at the expense of jobs and working conditions.

“Instead of nurses, doctors and social workers, they send us the police, which gives the wrong message among the community.”

In Addis Ababa, at least 10 people were killed in clashes with the police and many more were injured. Similar clashes took place throughout Oromia, the largest of Ethiopia’s nine ethnically based regions.

Two weeks after the police killing of 28-year-old Sudanese man Badreddin Abadlla Adam, asylum seekers in Glasgow continue to face appalling conditions.

W ith the help of the IG Metall union, management is passing on the costs of the coronavirus pandemic, e-mobility and digitalization to the workers.

James Garcia died Saturday after being shot multiple times as he was parked in the driveway of a friend’s house.

The layoffs and furloughs must be fought, and students must reject the enormous tuition and student loan debt that they are being compelled to pay for virtual courses.

The Trump administration’s effort to use international students as a bargaining chip to force the reopening of colleges is part of a push to get the economy back open while also scapegoating immigrants for the pandemic.

With the airlines increasing flights and slashing jobs, Delta flight crew members spoke to the WSWS about working conditions during the pandemic

The presumptive Democratic nominee has outraised President Trump for two months in a row, thanks in part to a flood of corporate and billionaire money.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development says that up to 10 times fewer hours have been worked in some countries as compared with the first months of the 2008 financial crisis.

Anger is reaching a breaking point at Fiat Chrysler’s Toledo Assembly Complex after reports that supervisors, union officials and workers have contracted the disease.

The court’s assault on workers takes the form of an assault on secularism.

The surge is a direct result of the Modi government’s homicidal “herd immunity” policy, which prioritizes the profit interests of big business over the lives of workers and their families.

Airborne transmission would have broad implications for workers who have been forced back to their jobs facing inadequate measures to protect their health and life.

The threat by United to lay off 45 percent of its workforce is part of a widespread restructuring of the US and international airline industry.

Obrador’s appearance with Trump yesterday will rank in history as among the most demeaning and sycophantic Washington visits by any Latin American head of state.

Burger King UK's boss has warned that up to 1,600 jobs could be lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

ASDA has been revealed to be the cheapest out of the ‘big four' supermarkets for a trolley full of groceries in June, according to a recent Which? analysis.

The EU Foreign Affairs Council scheduled for 13 July promises to be most interesting and intriguing. Earlier it was reported that the EU may take additional steps against Ankara over the drilling in Cyprus' exclusive economic zone.

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In a letter of intent to sue for damages, which the Daily News has seen, the organisations are suing the ministries’ Rev Llewellyn Joseph, along with his church, for R1m

The report said MTN had taken a hit with increased global scrutiny following allegations that it paid bribes to militant Islamist groups in Afghanistan.