zimbabwe's mining workers getting a pay rise. of mine workers union has reached a deal to nearly triple the salaries of its members its lowest paid workers will now receive almost $200.00 u.s. dollars a month to the struggling with surging prices and food shortages inflation is expected to rise 15 percent this year. germany's health system is ailing not enough skilled workers recruiters have been flying to africa to find new personnel but as our correspondent at increased reports from namibia officials are wired that too many qualified nurses could be lured away. is slightly nervous. she's only been learning german for 5 months and is about to do her 1st job interview in the language staff members from the university hospital just a day off in germany have travelled to number 4 it. has something under my name is yet to occur on 23 years old. i'm not married and have no children. studied nursing at university but has not found a job since it's a story many of her fellow students share that maybe us economy is in crisis at the moment with the cousin but

in 2007 when the call corp sat down with the unions and politicians and agreed to close down all the black coal mines by 28 saying the deal was that no workers would be sacked that all be given early retirement or found jobs in other industries it was an heroic gult and back then it had nothing to do with climate change it was all about money. but the 1970s it was cheaper to import coal than to dig it up from the rules underground mines the industry was surviving on government subsidies politicians decided in 2007 to pay not any longer subsidies father coal production. and to re decided to close. with the polluters in this company and they asked us how much time you need to do that without any problems so you close the black coal industry without firing any workers yes for this you need to think of some time and money but when we had both. the. was not in my view. many of those workers still get together in the rule colquhoun bought their days underground or. older miners were given early retirement younger ones will help to find new jobs. in this choir that ranges from a. research scientist to a budding trade union delegates christian who's

coronavirus at san jose mine at the airport they along with at least 42 of their co-workers are w under quarantinkron four's fladeboe lked with a representave of the tsa screeners union o says anxiety is running high among her colleagues. >>anxiety, especially for the younr yothing goes for the older ones, but anxiety is going their minds tsa union local 1230 spokesperson, carolyn bauer says she and her fellow a workers are worried are sst us but of right after we found out monday night so first thing tuesday morning the for the checkpoint eve opened up he had meetings at one terminal and then have meetings athe other terminal. >>let us know cvc came in and all of the precautions that they were taking and give us some information in a statement the transportation security administration confirms the 3 officers who work at the airport have 19 virus. itive for the covid >>the officers are receing medical care d all a employees they have come into contact with over the past 14 days are quarantined at home. the terminal b screening checkpois remain op. the union says some screeners have now been asked to work longer hours is a stressful time says calyn bauer and they're

mine for the rest of the world, especially for the united states. we did speak to a health care worker yesterday. she is a representative for the unionor the health care workers. she's in it up with people on the front lines. she was a general practitioner. she started her conversation by saying, you know, i probably have coronavirus which is a little off-putting she was among hundreds of health care workers here in italy who have tested positive for the coronavirus. dozens have died. at least a dozen have died. so, they have one singular complaint. and it's the same one that is echoed in the united states. they need more protective gear. they're very disappointed. hard broken heartbroken in their government for now providing them the proper protective gear as they rush to the front lines andiel with patients. here in rome, it's really not that bad, relatively speaking. the problem is in lombardy region, and there's much more grave danger, ayman. >> matt bradley, stay safe, my friend. >>> economists are making predictions about tomorrow's jobless claims reports about the coronavirus. the numbers are staggering. here's a morgan stanle

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