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elpais.com • Politics • Spain

Thousands of Spanish doctors protested in Madrid against a new draft healthcare statute, citing concerns about working conditions, pay, and the lack of physician staffing.

nymag.com • Politics • World

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's suggestion that laid-off federal workers transition to factory jobs sparks debate about the practicality and implications of such a policy shift.

corriere.it • Economics • USA

Trump's tariffs aim to reindustrialize the US, but a shortage of skilled and willing workers, due to factors such as welfare benefits and educational choices, hinders this goal.

epw.in • Economics • India

This article analyzes the potential of boosting labor-intensive manufacturing in India to address underemployment and inequality, comparing India's progress to East Asian economies and offering policy recommendations.

thehindu.com • Economics • India

A discussion on whether Indians should work longer hours to boost economic competitiveness considers various factors such as existing labor laws, gender disparities, and the impact of technology on productivity.

iai.tv • Economics • World

The article argues that the current work system is flawed and that the work ethic is a harmful ideology, suggesting a reevaluation of our relationship with work in light of technological advancements.

brusselstimes.com • Politics • Belgium

A general strike is planned in Belgium on April 29th, impacting transportation and causing widespread disruptions due to protests against the government's budget cuts.