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Human rights
Hungary cracks down on BYD plant over forced labor allegations
5:48
People stand inside a barn, looking towards an illuminated doorway, with sunlight streaming in.
Jobs
Spain taps into immigrant and refugee communities to fill vacant shepherding jobs
7:05
A bakery display case featuring various cakes: a walnut cake with icing, a chocolate almond cake with a decorative edge, and a rectangular cake with white frosting and colorful sprinkles. Labels with descriptions are placed in front of the cakes.
Community
From pensions to pastries: Vienna café supports elderly workers
6:05
An art gallery wall featuring a large landscape mural of a seaside view with trees and grass. Various artworks, including paintings and photographs in different frames, are displayed on the wall. Two prominent abstract pieces on yellow and pink backgrounds are positioned in the lower center and right of the image.
Arts, Culture & Media
Ireland hopes to make a program giving artists a stable income permanent
5:25
A spacious restaurant interior with light wood furnishings and large windows, filled with people seated at wooden tables. Decorative elements and a mezzanine level are visible in the background. The atmosphere is lively and casual.
Business, Economics and Jobs
Help wanted: Germany hires its next generation of workers from abroad
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Immigration
Indians gravitate toward different opportunities as the US hikes visa fees for skilled foreign workers
5:29
International Security
Freeing victims from criminal enclaves in Myanmar, one TikTok at a time
8:04
Business, Economics and Jobs
Trade pressure from US rallies Brazilians against foreign interference
5:38
Lifestyle
The street call that became Mexico City’s soundtrack
5:38
Aerial view of a densely packed urban area with numerous colorful buildings and terracotta-tiled roofs, intersected by a narrow street lined with trees.
Migration
Portugal tells undocumented migrants to leave or be deported
4:49
Japan in Focus
Is retirement officially dead in Japan?
5:08
Elections
Struggling economy and youth unemployment weigh heavily on voters as Ghana heads to the polls
7:28
Conflict & Justice
Why Indian men are fighting for Russia in Ukraine
5:34
Ukraine
India’s Diamond City is reeling from the war in Ukraine
5:30
Japan in Focus
The precarious state of green tea in Japan
6:17
Israel-Hamas war
Syrian refugees in Lebanon face growing restrictions and deportation
6:39
Politics with Amy Walter: Will Trump’s Take on the Economy Resonate With Voters?
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Arts, Culture & Media
The Creative Class Isn’t Dead Yet
Running the Numbers on Black Unemployment
Full Episode
For Many American Women, Sexual Harassment Comes With the Job
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A model demonstrates a Samsung Electronics' new smartphone Galaxy S7 during its launching ceremony.
Jobs
Samsung dream jobs are running out for young, overeducated South Koreans
The Shift: Exploring America’s Rapidly Changing Workforce
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Jobs
Organizations try to fight ‘brain waste’ and get highly trained immigrants back to work
President Trump shakes hands with a coal miner
Environment
Two US coal miners, two very different perspectives on the future of coal
The Promise of Jobs, A Taste of Freedom, ‘Muthaland’
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Several young people wearing gloves and helmets work in a park, one digs with a shovel
Finance
For these families in Pittsburgh, teens’ summer jobs make more than just pocket money
A Ukrainian miner sleeps on a coal trolley in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk in May 1998.
Business
World’s longest workday? It may not be where you think it is.
Lou Mavrakis, mayor of Monessen, needs to tear down some 400 blighted homes and 30 downtown buildings. He says he's appealed to federal elected officials for help, but has been ignored.
Economics
Trump’s anti-globalization message resonates in ‘forgotten’ Pennsylvania town
Matt Hannahs, 32, poses with his son Devin outside their tent
Justice
America’s homeless community is growing
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Global Politics
Unsung black heroines launched a modern domestic workers movement — powered by their own stories
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Technology
Why there aren’t more minorities working in tech
Student working at Lake Area Technical Institute
Education
What’s the secret to a nation full of successful community colleges? South Dakota may have the answer.
The Red Web, Prisoners Go Home, Buzzwords
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Justice
A ‘No Haitians’ job ad shows discrimination is not dead
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Business
There are 1,000 men and women in the US working full-time as mermaids and mermen
Refugees
Economics
Despite Europe’s anxiety, wave of refugees could be good for countries’ economies
WESA reporter Margaret Krauss bundles up at the Community Broadcast Center in Pittsburgh, August 6, 2015. (Photo: Lou Blouin)
Business
The Great Office Air Conditioning Wars: who started it, and how much it’s costing us
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Business
Most Bangladeshi garment workers are women, but their union leaders weren’t. Until now.
Workers sort arriving products at an Amazon Fulfilment Center in Tracy, Calif.
Business
Amazon’s harsh hours might not fly at some foreign operations
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Economics
How Canada tried to eradicate poverty with guaranteed income
Spc. Jorge Villanueva, 2nd Battalion, 8th Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, peers over the gunner's turret at Checkpoint 507 in the Daman District.
Conflict
A trailblazer for women in the military sees ‘unlimited opportunities’ in US Army
Decades in Solitary Confinement, Catholic Church Crackdown, and A Ban on Tipping
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Rethink Robotics' Baxter, which the company markets as a "safe, flexible, affordable alternative to outsourced labor and fixed automation."
Business
Here’s why robots aren’t going to take your job
An open design space at EPFL, a research university in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Business
The surprising ways companies can foster creativity
Coal in West Virginia
Environment
Appalachia is being hammered by the fall of coal
The College of DuPage hosts its second annual career fair.
Business
How to succeed at looking for a job without really trying
A model has her nails done backstage before the presentation of the Nicole Miller Spring/Summer 2013 collection during New York Fashion Week on September 7, 2012.
Justice
Manicured nails come cheap for New Yorkers, but workers pay the price
A passport that belonged to Sigfredo Chávez. Intipucá celebrates him as its first migrant to take off for the US.
Development
The Salvadoran town where migrants are hotly debated folk heroes
US Senator Bernie Sanders holds a news conference after he announced his candidacy for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination in Washington on April 30, 2015.
Global Politics
What can a socialist candidate achieve in America? Bernie Sanders will find out
The salaries of female bosses are 35 percent lower than their male colleagues.
Business
If the women in your office don’t make as much as the men, here’s what to do about it
Model has her hair done
Business
New research shows that beauty and composure can have concrete financial benefits
Office paperwork box
Technology
What does HR look like in the office of the future
From Shutterbabe to Dollar-Poor Creative to TV
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Development
Women can do anything, says this South African crane operator
Nora Suselo (R) and her mother Gladys, domestic workers in Cape Town, South Africa.
Justice
South Africa’s tradition of domestic work continues post-apartheid
Peggy Young (3rd R) and her attorney Sharon Gustafson (4th R) wave to supporters as they depart the US Supreme Court building on December 3, 2014.
Justice
Pregnancy discrimination is still widespread, but this Supreme Court case may change that
Estella and her four-month-old inside their squat house, which is also the headquarters of CasaPound, Italy's largest neo-Fascist movement. The walls are covered in ultra-nationalist posters.
Global Politics
In job-hungry Italy, neo-Fascists await young migrants
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Development
Meet the undocumented workers who rebuilt New York and New Jersey after Sandy
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Business
In the workplace, millennials are challenging corporate values
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella speaks at Tsinghua University in Beijing.
Business
Telling women not to ask for raises wasn’t a gaffe — it was a long-established tradition