The India Skills Report 2025 by Wheebox reveals the top 10 Indian states where women prefer to work, highlighting growing employability trends and regional preferences. Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Gujarat ...

An Orwell prize nominated investigative journalist, Kate lives in Portugal and covers news, travel rules, tourist taxes and visas. The cost of planning an autumn day out can stack up, but with English ...

The Des Moines School Board is working to rebuild community trust following the arrest of former Superintendent Ian Roberts. Roberts was arrested by immigration officials for overstaying a deportation ...

Channel 4 has launched Worlds Apart, a brand new reality show in which contestants compete for a ‘life-changing cash prize’ of £50,000. What is Channel 4’s Worlds Apart about? A five-part series, ...

Looking for a job? Gulf News Classifieds connects job seekers and employers across the UAE Dubai: After the summer break, UAE is experiencing a major hiring boom, driven by significant investment.

Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in physics Tuesday for research on the strange behavior of subatomic particles called quantum tunneling that enabled the ultra-sensitive measurements achieved by ...

Job centre work coaches say they are struggling to find employers who can accommodate disabled people and get them into work. The BBC spoke to two work coaches, who said opportunities are hardest to ...

Forbes' 2025 list of best employers by state surveyed over 160,000 workers. Government, healthcare and education were the top sectors for local employers in Arizona. Scottsdale and Phoenix were the ...

Both Ron Washington and Ray Montgomery have been evicted from the manager’s office in Anaheim, as the Angels plan to hire a new manager rather than tabbing either their manager or interim manager from ...

Pensions & Investments’ 13th annual Best Places to Work in Money Management program is recognizing 113 employers that celebrate the hard work and diligence of their staff. Best Places to Work winners ...

Ministers are flying in hundreds of foreign staff to work in the Civil Service, despite a pledge by Sir Keir Starmer to cut down on net migration. Whitehall departments have sponsored 400 visas for ...