HR & workforce news on September 11, 2026

1. 0107:45 UTC

   Diageo workers at Cameronbridge Distillery announce strike over job cuts

   2 outlets · first: aol.co.uk

   Machine summary Workers at Diageo's Cameronbridge Distillery in Scotland have announced a strike over job cuts, pay and conditions, according to reports. The union Unite warned the strike could lead to "supply shortages of many people's favourite drinks," while a Diageo spokesperson said the company does not envisage any supply shortages.

   1. A Diageo spokesperson said the company is disappointed by the outcome of the ballot, remains committed to engaging constructively, and does not envisage any supply shortages.

   Reported by aol.co.uk and Express.

   • Diageo plc
   • Cameronbridge Distillery

2. 0208:00 UTC

   Dubai job exploration visit visa open to Indian jobseekers

   2 outlets · first: economictimes.indiatimes.com Talent

   Machine summary Indian skilled professionals can enter Dubai to look for work without first securing a local employer or sponsor under the Dubai job exploration visit visa, according to reports. The reports state the visa does not guarantee employment.

   Reported by economictimes.indiatimes.com and gulte.com.

   • Dubai
   • Indian jobseekers
   • Dubai Job Exploration Visit Visa

3. 0306:15 UTC

   Micron Taiwan workers to get rewards worth up to 68 months of pay

   2 outlets · first: freemalaysiatoday.com Compensation

   Machine summary Key facts from the reports:

   1. Micron Taiwan direct labor employees will receive fiscal 2026 bonuses equivalent to 35 to 68 months of pay, with minimum cash compensation of T$1.7 million (about US$53,800).
   2. Entry-level engineers in Taiwan average T$3.4 million in total rewards, including T$2.9 million in cash compensation and the remainder in equity at grant value.
   3. A T$1 million cash bonus applies to Taiwan employees who joined before August 29, 2025, and every employee will receive an annual equity grant.

   Reported by freemalaysiatoday.com and asiaone.com.

   • Micron Taiwan

4. 0406:00 UTC

   Committee told Australia needs more skilled migrants

   2 outlets · first: manningrivertimes.com.au Talent

   Machine summary The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering said about half of Australia's 266,000 foreign-born engineers work outside their profession.

   1. Speakers told the committee that skilled migration avenues welcome about 86,000 people annually, while total migrants number roughly 300,000 a year.

   Reported by manningrivertimes.com.au and camdencourier.com.au.

   • Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering

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