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A year of parental leave and cheaper childcare would have massive benefits, advocates say.

Plans to increase the minimum wage will be a ‘significant drag on the economy’, according to The Growth Commission.

OECD says 26% have at least six alcoholic drinks in a single session at least once a month

The judiciary's interpretation in Assessing Officer Circle (International Taxation) New Delhi vs M/s Nestle SA case allows the executive to undo its international law obligations

The UK has fewer MRI, CT and PET scanners compared with most of the other countries examined in the OECD’s Health at a Glance report.

California closes loopholes on polluting wells, but still lets companies avoid capping idled wells.

Human rights expert says US companies trap workers in poverty, forcing them to rely on food stamps and Medicaid

Canada’s enforcement of laws against foreign bribery is weak, according to a recent report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

South Africa is still relishing its victory after Saturday's big win at the Rugby World Cup. President Ramaphosa has declared December 15 a public holiday and said that sports could unite a country. We speak to Will Mbiakop, head of the African Sports and Creative Institute about the economic returns…