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  1. Amazon has announced the date of its delayed global mega sale, Prime Day
  2. U.S. auto part maker Lear Corp. plant safety measures to resume operations during COVID-19, in Ciud
    Business

    Workers nervously eye return to Lear's coronavirus-hit plant in Mexico

    Lear Corp is implementing costly safety measures that may hurt productivity at its operations in Mexico after suffering the deadliest known ...
  3. Changi Airport 42
  4. Foreign domestic workers neglect usual hangouts as safe distancing measures kick in | Video
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    01:59minutes
    Singapore

    Foreign domestic workers neglect usual hangouts as safe distancing measures kick in | Video

    Places like Lucky Plaza, which is often patronised by foreign domestic workers, saw less business this weekend amid the implementation of ...
  5. Circuit breaker measures hamper operations for charities helping migrant workers | Video
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    03:23minutes
    Singapore

    Circuit breaker measures hamper operations for charities helping migrant workers | Video

    Charities that help migrant workers are facing operating challenges as they are forced to close their offices amid the circuit breaker measures ...
  6. (rp) Medical waste workers
  7. Visitors take photos at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign
  8. Foreign workers singapore
    Singapore

    Workplace fatalities at 15-year low, but injuries climb to highest rate since 2014

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  9. Colleagues in the office
    Commentary

    Commentary: Don’t waste Budget money. Here’s how to stretch your SkillsFuture dollars

    Retraining shouldn’t be this painful, so capitalise on the SkillsFuture movement to transform how you work, says Crystal Lim-Lange.
  10. Security researchers say UN and other humanitarian workers are being targeted by phony emails by
    Commentary

    Commentary: The rise of the digital economy and tech-driven inequality

    Can the tech revolution be an equaliser instead? UNESCAP’s Jonathan Wong thinks so