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In the meeting on Friday, May 23, Duale announced that all staff under the defunct NHIF will to continue to serve in SHA for ...
As lawmakers continue to explore the idea of creating a cyber-focused military branch, the Pentagon’s analysis suggests that U.S. Cyber Command should instead adopt a Special Operations Command-like ...
After more than a decade of working in mountainous, border, and socio-economically disadvantaged areas, 55 young ...
Global hiring has moved from a complex maze to a streamlined highway—thanks to the Employer of Record (EOR) model. And when ...
Caoimhin Kelleher’s Liverpool Future Nears Crucial Juncture Amid Transfer LinksLiverpool’s goalkeeping department looks set ...
Brentford Star At a CrossroadsMbeumo’s Rise Amid Brentford’s EvolutionBrentford’s dynamic forward Bryan Mbeumo has emerged as ...
Melanie Weatherley MBE, co-chair of the Care Association Alliance, responds to the Government’s decision to end the ...
In the third story under the State of Education series, The Quint looks at how Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas ...
Outspoken North Ayrshire Tory leader Cameron Inglis has suggested some community councils should have their wings clipped as ...
AFGE has rented out a number of billboards across the country urging Congress to reject Trump’s executive order canceling union contracts.
A slight adjustment to the government’s train of thought could avoid derailing the umbrella industry for the 700,000 employees who rely on it.
With applications flooding in but quality standards rising, hirers need smarter ways to invest their recruitment budgets." "We're encouraging a 'pay for performance' model where hiring ... and ...