Paraguay Teachers Strike Over Pension Funds Caught in Ueno Bank Crisis
Teachers protested across Paraguay over roughly $60 million in public pension funds at Ueno Bank, pressing the new government for recoveries and clearer guarantees.
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Indonesia's 2026 Wage Subsidy: Rp900,000 on Paper, No Payment Dates Yet
Indonesia has set new terms for a Rp900,000 wage subsidy targeting about 13.3 million workers, but recipient verification continues and exact payment dates remain unannounced.
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UK Plans Mandatory Salary Disclosure in Job Adverts, but Details Remain Open
The government wants employers to include pay information in job adverts, but the proposal has no timetable and its detailed requirements remain undecided.
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Bangladesh Has Formed a Garment Wage Board. A 30,000-Taka Minimum Is Not Law Yet.
The Bangladeshi government appointed a six-member wage board after garment worker protests. The existing monthly minimum is Tk12,500; workers' demand for Tk30,000 remains under review.
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