Government employees
Over 60,000 New Zealand teachers joined nurses, doctors, and public-service staff in a massive strike on 23 October 2025, highlighting growing frustration over pay packets, working conditions, and classroom demands that have failed to keep pace with inflation, housing costs, and inflation. The strike reflected the government's
Government employees
Over 60,000 New Zealand teachers joined nurses, doctors, and public-service staff in a massive strike on 23 October 2025, highlighting growing frustration over pay packets, working conditions, and classroom demands that have failed to keep pace with inflation, housing costs, and inflation. The strike reflected the government's
Consumer price indexes
A government shutdown is poised to prevent the release of next month's inflation report for the first time in more than seven decades, due to the inability of surveyors to collect crucial in-person data. Despite some electronic data collection, most inflation data is gathered by government employees who
Local government
Governor Bala Mohammed has signed significant laws to reform the traditional system in Bauchi State, including the creation of 13 new emirates and over 111 districts heads, as well as the repeal of the Sayawa Chiefdom and enactment of the Zaar Chiefdom. The laws are aimed at strengthening traditional institutions
Local government
Governor Bala Mohammed has signed a series of landmark laws in Bauchi state, including the Chieftaincy Appointment and Deposition Law, which establishes 13 new emirates and over 111 districts heads. He also signed the repeal of the Sayawa Chiefdom and the enactment of the Zaar Chiefdom, as well as the
Local government
The Kwara State Government has prioritized the payment of gratuities for retired state and local government staff, allocating N8.1 billion for this purpose. This announcement was made by Dr. Hawa Nuhu, the Commissioner for Finance, during the third quarter inter-ministerial briefing. The state government has emphasized its commitment to
Coalition governments
A landmark moment for Aotearoa New Zealand is set to unfold as more than 100,000 essential workers take part in strikes across the country on October 23, calling on the government to adequately fund their vital public services. The strikes, involving teachers, doctors, nurses, and other essential workers, will
Social services
The Grievance Settlement Board has issued a decision dismissing a group grievance filed by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) on behalf of Earnel Williams, Vanessa Giorno, and Joy Webster against the Crown in Right of Ontario (Ministry of the Attorney General). The grievance alleged that the employees were
Social services
A landmark moment for Aotearoa New Zealand is set to unfold as more than 100,000 essential workers take part in strikes across the country on October 23, calling on the government to adequately fund their vital public services. The strikes, involving teachers, doctors, nurses, and other essential workers, will
Social services
Prime Minister Phillip Davis addressed the nation on the labor dispute between the government and public sector unions, specifically the Bahamas Union of Teachers (BUT) and Bahamas Public Services Union (BPSU). The unions are demanding salary increases, including retroactive pay dating back to September 2024, with the government offering to
Social services
The five-week labor dispute at Ontario colleges has become increasingly concerning for students, with midterms approaching and support staff represented by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) still on strike. Over 8,000 full-time support staff walked off the job on September 11, seeking a new collective agreement. A
Social services
The firings of hundreds of employees at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) have been partially reversed, with over 600 workers remaining laid off as a result of the ongoing government shutdown. The reversal came after a barrage of criticism from public health officials, union representatives, and lawmakers. According to
