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There is a massive transformation occurring within the skilled work force in Britain. Indian immigration into the UK has been on an upsurge over the past few years and has become one of the biggest
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The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation in the UAE has announced that it has issued nearly 9.7 million UAE work permits and employment contract renewals in 2025, which not only shows the number but
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The Trump administration has caused widespread worry among immigrants with a new sweeping U.S. visa policy, which could potentially upset the lives of hundreds of thousands of highly skilled workers in the country. The policy,
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Being laid off is stressful for anyone — and even more so for an individual who is on an H-1B visa. The H-1B workers don't have the luxury of time, as do U.S. citizens or
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A recent trend of social media posts and messages suggests that the central government is contemplating increasing the family pension benefits for the daughters-in-law of deceased government officials. With the debates on eligibility for pension,
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The 8th Pay Commission is now seeking the suggestions of the central government employees, pensioners and recognised associations, and the clock is ticking. The online consultation window is only open till May 31, 2026. When
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A Single Tweet That Moved the Needle Anupam Mittal, founder and CEO of People Group and Shaadi.com, probably did not anticipate a national debate in a single day when he announced that his 500-plus employees
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Germany is about to witness a historic reform of the legal landscape on the job market. A draft overhaul of the country's working hours laws is to be completed by June 2026, the government has
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The dream of having a Green Card has seemed more remote than ever for hundreds of thousands of Indian H-1B workers who have been employed in some of the nation's most technologically advanced areas. Indian
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The Oracle has started to make cuts to India's top engineering colleges, affecting hundreds of final-year students. The placement cells across the country report that Oracle has withdrawn offers of full-time jobs and internships from
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