A new survey by the International Trade Union Confederation finds that the U.S. ranks at the bottom of the list for worker’s rights among developed economies.
Labor violations are also at a seven year high globally, the ITUC finds. Continue reading Survey: U.S. Ranked Worst for Workers Rights Among Major Economies
Spain has nationalized all private hospitals in effort to contain coronavirus outbreak. The European nation also declared a state of emergency, placing the country in lockdown. Continue reading Spain Nationalizes Private Hospitals, Declares Coronavirus Lockdown
This is the second major increase in the minimum wage, which was raised by 16% in 2019. Continue reading Mexico to Raise Minimum Wage 20%
The study conducted by a Standford University professor study finds transitioning to 100% green economy would save $11 trillion a year, cost $73 trillion up-front. There would also be a net increase of 28.6 million more jobs. Continue reading Transitioning to Completely Green Economy Would Pay For Itself in Seven Years, Create Jobs Study Finds
The documents reveal the Conservative party has been in talks with the US regarding methods to raise prices paid by the National Health Service to US firms. Continue reading Corbyn exposes Conservative party talks to put NHS “up for sale” post Brexit
It’s a little bit like if the Wall Street Journal endorsed Bernie Sanders. Continue reading The Financial Times posts endorsement of Labour Party in upcoming UK general election
US Treasury Department data show Japan is now the largest holder of US treasury securities with $1.15 trillion.
China was the previous largest holder but has sold off $49 billion in the last year. Continue reading Japan overtakes China as largest holder of US treasuries as China sells off
The exchange is the 7th largest in the world with a market capitalization equaling almost $3.8 trillion USD. Continue reading UK Labour Party: Businesses failing to tackle climate crisis will be de-listed from London Stock Exchange
Bolivian President Evo Morales resigned Tuesday following what is widely regarded to be a military coup. Morales had held the office of President since 2006. Continue reading Evo Morales, Bolivia’s socialist President, forced to resign after military coup
