In recent decades, Thailand has been an attractive destination for immigrant workers due to its relatively high wages and economic growth. Over a period from 2000 to 2010, the foreign-born population increased by a factor of ten from 263,000 to 2.5 million people.

The Scottish Parliament has been debating the need for a separate solution for migration policy in Scotland, due to the country’s “unique” needs. 

Refugee policy should be regarded as a development issue rather than a focus solely for humanitarian aid, a new report by Oxford University’s Refugee Studies Centre finds.
 

As Italy goes to the polls in March, one key issue for the future government is increasing the number of stable, permanent jobs available.
 

Around 50.8% of Nigerian children aged between five and 17 are engaged in child labor, a new survey by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has revealed.

Most US organizations will continue to tie the majority of their compensation budgets to pay incentives that reward performance and business results.

The benefits for employees of Artificial Intelligence (AI) will outweigh the detrimental effects it could have on future employment, a new report by PwC India finds.