US President Donald Trump has threatened 'economic warfare' against nations supporting Iran. Meanwhile, Australia summoned Israel's ambassador over the lack of criminal probes into 2024 aid worker deaths, and Israel reestablished a West Bank settlement.
A CNBC and SurveyMonkey survey reveals that 42% of workers support restricted AI use for junior staff, while 35% favor a total ban. Concerns center on professional development, the risk of 'AI workslop,' and potential security breaches by inexperienced employees.
The Israeli military announced criminal investigations into the 2024 killing of five-year-old Hind Rajab and the 2025 death of 15 Palestinian paramedics in Gaza. The decision follows reviews of 150 incidents, though other high-profile cases remain excluded.
The family of slain Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom condemned Israel's decision not to launch a criminal investigation into her death, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labeled the move an outrage.
U.N. humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher warned that the intensifying use of drones against civilians and aid workers poses a dangerous obstacle for operations in Ukraine, restricting relief efforts in frontline areas.
More than 100 people died after an artisanal goldmine caved in due to a landslide in the village of Zamboye, western Central African Republic, on Tuesday.
Four workers in their 50s and 60s died on Thursday after being struck by an express train while removing weeds on the tracks at Shin-Kanuma Station in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan.
Google acquired millions of Spirit Airlines employment records for $10 million in a bankruptcy auction. While consumer PII will be scrubbed, flight attendants are objecting over fears that confidential workplace data could expose sensitive internal information and lead to re-identification risks.
Australia's federal government expressed outrage after the IDF decided not to open a criminal investigation into Gaza airstrikes that killed aid worker Zomi Frankcom and six colleagues.
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong expressed outrage and summoned the Israeli ambassador after the IDF decided against a criminal investigation into the killing of aid worker Zomi Frankcom and six colleagues in Gaza in April 2024.
Dozens of laborers were killed in a landslide at the illegal Zamboye gold mining site in the western Central African Republic on Tuesday. Tunnels collapsed, prompting an ongoing rescue effort and an investigation by authorities.
More than 100 people died and others remain missing after a low-tech artisanal gold mine collapsed in the village of Zamboye, Central African Republic, triggering an official investigation.
Four workers aged in their 50s and 60s died after being struck by a limited express train at Shin-Kanuma Station north of Tokyo while spraying herbicide. Police are investigating safety guideline compliance.
Marking World Humanitarian Day, Oxfam highlights the erosion of international humanitarian law, rising aid worker casualties, dwindling G7 funding, and political impunity that treats civilian protection as a commodity.
Protesters disrupted oil exploration by Mongolia Foison Energy at the Kherlen Tohoi XXVIII site last Friday. Two Mongolian citizens were detained after footage showed them dumping items belonging to Chinese workers. China has demanded protection for its enterprises.
Tasmania's workers' compensation costs have surged from $32.7 million to $143.4 million over a decade. The government is reviewing the scheme for sustainability, sparking concerns from unions and the opposition regarding potential cuts to worker protections.
Television writer and visually impaired professional details the impact of severe cuts to the DWP's Access to Work scheme, arguing that administrative failures and reduced funding are effectively barring disabled individuals from employment.
A record 907 aid workers were killed, injured, or kidnapped in 2025, with 350 deaths reported. The UN attributes the surge in violence to armed drone proliferation, noting Gaza and Sudan as the most dangerous conflict zones for humanitarian personnel.
An AirTag planted in a rare book traced an anonymous bulk purchase to an Amazon warehouse in Las Vegas, where books are routinely unbound, scanned for AI training data, and discarded.
Climate change is intensifying health risks for 2.4 million US farmworkers by increasing pesticide toxicity and heat-related illnesses. Research indicates that rising temperatures heighten chemical absorption and exposure, while federal regulatory protections remain limited.
Escalate, a startup app, is helping McDonald's employees in Maryland overcome transportation and childcare hurdles. By providing emergency vouchers, the app reduces shift callouts, improves worker retention, and helps businesses avoid the costs of absenteeism.
UK wage growth fell to 4.1% in the three months to June, while job vacancies dropped to a five-year low of 707,000. The slowdown, driven by economic fallout from the Iran war, may influence the Bank of England's interest rate decisions amid rising inflation.
An inquiry heard that three Melbourne men linked to the Comancheros bikie gang flew to Brisbane and allegedly threatened a crane operator at the Centenary Bridge upgrade site.
Former workers at HMP Millsike in East Yorkshire report a chaotic atmosphere, under-staffing, and safety concerns during the £400m category C prison's first 18 months, with elite squads called in multiple times.
