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Two eunuchs get job at ICTA office on daily wages

The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICTA) Administration has recruited two eunuchs in its office on daily wages, enabling them self-sufficient in the society

EU Labor Union Welcomes Leaders' Decision to Look Beyond GDP to Measure Economic Success

The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) on Saturday welcomed EU leaders' decision to use an alternative set of economic indicators to complement gross domestic product when measuring welfare

Europe prepares to reopen tourism sector, but unlikely to reach pre-pandemic level soon

DCD reveals latest achievements of Abu Dhabi Strategy for People of Determination 2020-2024

EU Council Chief Says COVID-19 Vaccine Patent Waiver Not 'Magic Bullet'

European Council President Charles Michel said on Saturday that lifting intellectual property protections for COVID-19 vaccines is not the "magic bullet," but the bloc is ready to discuss it

CPEC significantly improved Pakistan's infrastructure, power sector

UAE Press: Global efforts must be ramped up to stem poverty

US Economy Not Overheating But More Aid Needed for Job Growth - Biden

UPDATE 2 - US Adds 266,000 Jobs in April, But Unemployment Edges Up to 6.1% - Labor Dept.

UPDATE 2 - US Adds 266,000 Jobs in April, But Unemployment Edges Up to 6.1% - Labor Dept.

UPDATE 2 - US Adds 266,000 Jobs in April, But Unemployment Edges Up to 6.1% - Labor Dept.

UPDATE 2 - US Adds 266,000 Jobs in April, But Unemployment Edges Up to 6.1% - Labor Dept.

UPDATE 2 - US Adds 266,000 Jobs in April, But Unemployment Edges Up to 6.1% - Labor Dept.

Vietnam Registers First Death After AstraZeneca Vaccine Shot - Government

The Vietnamese Health Ministry on Friday confirmed the death of a female medical employee from anaphylaxis in the southern province of An Giang after she had been administered an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine shot, according to the government's official newspaper

Disappointing April jobs data pose new challenge for Biden agenda

The United States added 266,000 jobs in April -- a quarter of the number expected -- in a surprise setback for President Joe Biden's efforts to revive an economy blighted by the Covid-19 pandemic