Most migrant sex workers satisfied with their work: Australian Institute of Criminology – The Age

Most migrant sex workers are satisfied with their working conditions in Australia, but some feel isolated and are working off debts incurred to travel here, research has revealed. The Australian Institute of Criminology and the Scarlet Alliance surveyed 594 sex workers, 412 of whom were migrants. Photo: Janie Barrett Despite growing fears about human trafficking, the largest…

Reform of insolvency procedures: pre-bankruptcy composition agreement – International Law Office (registration)

Introduction Pre-bankruptcy composition agreement in business continuity Pre-bankruptcy composition agreements in liquidation Third-party initiatives Additional changes Introduction By a decree of January 28 2015 the minister of justice set up the Rordorf Commission, a ministerial commission to develop and submit draft legislation designed to reform, review and reorganise the rules governing insolvency procedures in Italy…

Around 250 jobs to go in Port Talbot as Tata Steel supplier goes into liquidation – South Wales Evening Post

Comments (2) A PORT Talbot engineering company with strong links to the steel industry has closed, resulting in the loss of 250 jobs in the area. Fairwood Fabrications has announced it will cease trading after going into liquidation. The company has been involved in the steel industry for more than 35 years. The company had supplied…

US investor buys J&J’s opiate API business and announces restructuring – In-PharmaTechnologist.com

SK Capital has rejigged the senior teams at opiate API maker Noramco and raw material supplier Tasmanian Alkaloids just weeks after buying the firms from Johnson & Johnson (J&J). The US private investment announced the changes today, explaining that Matthew Martin, previously the General Manager of both businesses, has been appointed as Noramco CEO. SK…

Defense Technologies Announces Debt Consolidation, Update on Production Funding – GlobeNewswire (press release)

LAS VEGAS, July 21, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Defense Technologies International Corp (OTCQB:DTII) (The Company), a developer of security technologies, announces debt restructuring and consolidation in preparations to move towards production. On July 18, 2016, the Company closed agreements to buy-out and restructure two convertible note holders (EMA and Crown Bridge) holding an aggregate of $130,000…