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Published in September on the day it partially came into effect, the Queensland government has released a new Work Health and ...

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Goal-directed attention relies on forming internal templates of key information relevant for guiding behavior, particularly when preparing for upcoming sensory inputs. However, evidence on how these ...

The number of annual holidays is determined by statute. Please refer to SAM policy 02.E.03 section 3.8, to review the process for observing optional holidays Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Cesar Chavez ...

The Department has reviewed the report and concurs with the findings. The PARD human resources team will collaborate with management to review the report and findings and then determine the ...

Scots living in the Highlands and Islands feel “unheard, disenfranchised, abandoned and forgotten,” according to a damning new report from the Scottish Human Rights Commission (SHRC).

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Once Human might have slowed down a touch from launch, but the free-to-play game is still riding high. Of course, that also means a flood of player feedback. In a new blog, developer Starry Studio ...

Aspire Mining Limited has updated its Ovoot Coal Resources and Reserves report, adding extensive new details to ensure clarity and compliance with ASX regulations. The revisions include additional ...

In its 2024 report card, 62% of the world's 195 countries receive an "F" (scores from 0 to 59) for their human rights practices, while just 18% earned between an "A" and a "B" (scores between 80 ...