Ayswarya Murthy
Canada - Paid leaves for workers in Ontario show a despicable sense of respect for life. In Covid times, most workers only got 3 days of leave for either recovery or looking after someone ailing
Ayswarya Murthy
Happy employees are efficient workers. If employees are happy, the business will grow. Unhappy workers are more likely to leave for a new job. Let’s discuss the top 10 incentives for employees in the corporate
G.Morrison
India - Groups representing sex workers applauded the Supreme Court's order to treat the community with respect and refrain from verbally or physically abusing them, claiming that it supported sex workers' fundamental rights to be
Aparajita Das
Thailand - More than a thousand fired Thai garment workers who produced bras at a factory that supplied lingerie company Victoria's Secret have been given a historic US$8.3 million settlement, according to labor rights activists
Aparajita Das
Australia - can be a great place to work for domestic and foreign workers. However, there are some dangerous jobs in Australia. Workplace injuries and deaths are common in these jobs. So, what are the
Dr. Neha Mathur
India - Every year, tens of thousands of Indians sit for UPSC and other government competitive exams in the hopes of becoming among the select few who land some of the country's highest-paying professions. Some
Ayswarya Murthy
United States - Getting a perfect job is a challenging thing nowadays. Social media is really important in today’s world to get a job. Creating a profile on popular online job boards can be a
Ayswarya Murthy
Russia - Starbucks stated on Monday that it will leave the Russian market after around 15 years, joining McDonald's Corp (MCD.N) in signaling the end of some of the country's most well-known Western brands. Following
Ayswarya Murthy
India - While startups rule the roost in India, the trend of layoffs is continuing and will be like this for the next few months, industry experts have predicted. This is going to be a
Ayswarya Murthy
United States - Amazon is installing AI-powered cameras in more delivery vans, a move that privacy campaigners have criticized as "creepy", "invasive", and "excessive". The cameras track how drivers in the United Kingdom behave on
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