The English and Welsh FAs, along with Finland, have withdrawn support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino's re-election, following FIFA's scrapped plan to sell tournament stakes and UEFA's criticism of "secret schemes."
Two resident doctors in Algeria died after long shifts, sparking renewed protests over chronic overwork, understaffing, and poor hospital conditions. The deaths reignite a dispute between medical professionals and authorities, highlighting systemic issues and doctor emigration.
Healthcare workers in Newfoundland and Labrador were promised a paid day off via email, only to discover it was a cybersecurity test to track clicks. The 'cruel hoax' targeted already overworked and burned-out staff, leading to disbelief, anger, and at least one resignation.
Healthcare workers in Newfoundland and Labrador received an email promising a "June Holiday" as a reward for overtime, only to discover it was a cybersecurity test to track clicks. The hoax sparked anger and disbelief among already overworked and underappreciated staff, with union leaders calling it "cruel" and "disrespectful."
Australia's publishing industry faces pressure to release books quickly, often sacrificing quality for speed. Authors report rushed production, poor editing, and a crowded market, leading to concerns about the erosion of literary standards and the sustainability of the industry.
Chinese actor Jin Ze, 33, has died from apparent overwork and heart attack. His ex-girlfriend revealed alleged workplace bullying and exploitation, sharing WeChat messages where Jin Ze spoke of grueling hours, being forced into inappropriate situations, and engaging in illegal activities. His agency has not yet responded.
Over the past three years, 663 workers were recognized as having died from overwork as industrial accidents in South Korea, yet no employers have faced criminal punishment. This highlights a systemic gap where employers are not held legally accountable for deaths caused by excessive work, prompting calls for urgent institutional reform.
