National campaign fighting migrant worker exploitation wins $50,000 prize

A campaign uniting migrant workers in Canada to battle exploitation has won a prestigious social justice award from the Atkinson Foundation. Toronto Star reports that the United We Are Stronger initiative has advocated for migrants in essential sectors across the country, fighting to stop deportations, secure work permit extensions and win labour protections. The campaign, led…

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57 Nigerians threatened as Gambia plans to replace foreign bank workers

Photo credit: Vanguard A directive by the Central Bank of The Gambia requiring banks to replace non-Gambian employees with qualified nationals of the country by the end of 2026 has sparked concerns in Nigeria, with 57 Nigerian professionals potentially affected. Business Insider Africa reports that the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) has urged the Gambian regulator to…

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Toronto Food Delivery Workers Protest

Photo credit; Toronto Today Hundreds of food delivery couriers temporarily stopped working on Monday to protest their living conditions – and to deliver a letter of their demands to Uber. Toronto Today reports that the demonstration began at Nathan Phillips Square and proceeded to Uber’s office on Bloor Street. The demonstration was organized by Delivery Drivers United,…

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South Korea probes passport leak affecting president, 167 others

Photo credit: CNA South Korea’s presidential office held an emergency meeting Tuesday after passport numbers and birth dates of President Lee Jae Myung and 167 members of his overseas entourage were leaked online, according to Yonhap News Agency.  Yeni Safak reports that the exposed information, uploaded to a publicly accessible website in June, included details concerning the first…

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Different generations have very different ideas of what counts as a respectable career

Each generation was raised with different expectations around work and success. Traditional career paths aren’t necessarily the standard anymore, as younger workers start to question whether climbing the corporate ladder is really worth it. Your Tango reports that if asked what makes a career respectable, some might say a steady paycheck and good benefits, while…

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