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DAAM and QCDC Sign Agreement to Support Youth Labour Market Readiness Programme

The Social and Sport Contribution Fund (DAAM) has signed a financing agreement with Qatar Career Development Center (QCDC) , founded by Qatar Foundation (QF), to support the Youth Labour Market [...] The post DAAM and QCDC Sign Agreement to Support Youth Labour Market Readiness Programme appeared first on Marhaba Qatar .

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Ex-NUPENG Chief Kicks as NLC Moves against New Labour Group

Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja A former national President of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) Williams Akporeha, has kicked against a directive by the Nigeria Labour

  • NLC urges affiliate unions to boycott WoPU's inauguration.
  • WoPU and NLC General Secretary argue directive is anti-democratic.
  • Section 40 of Nigerian Constitution guarantees freedom of association.

·thisdaylive.com

Fighting tariffs with the power of boycotts

Speaking this week about an important deadline for a renewal of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico agreement on trade, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew promised that Manitoba will continue to keep American booze off…

  • Manitoba and Ontario premiers vow to ban American alcohol if fair deal not reached
  • U.S. wine, spirit, and beer makers lose $700 million in first year of boycott
  • Canada once largest purchaser of American booze, now facing tariffs on Aug. 19

·winnipegfreepress.com

Célébrer des employés qui mettent la main à la pâte

L’immigration francophone joue un rôle grandissant dans la vitalité de Saint-Pierre-Jolys. À la Boulangerie Saint-Pierre, des employés venus de plusieurs pays contribuent à la croissance de…

  • Saint-Pierre Bakery in Saint-Pierre-Jolys celebrates employees from various countries.
  • Bakery owner Jocelyn Gagné attributes growth to French-speaking immigrant workforce.
  • Mural created with Franco-Manitoban artist Gérald Laroche to honor employees' contribution.

·winnipegfreepress.com

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