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This is good news for people who earn a salary in India's tech hubs. In addition to Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune have been included in the list of cities where you can avail 50%
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Infosys, India's second-largest IT services firm, is under increasing fire, with a report indicating that the number of young employees (under 30) in the company has declined to a 15-year low. The development has sparked
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The tertiary administration officials are raising a new, brave demand ahead of the final recommendations of the 8th Pay Commission – the choice of an individual pension scheme. The employee unions would like to see
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In 2026, the EPFO ATM PF Withdrawal feature has hit the headlines; now, thousands of salaried individuals in India have a burning question: What will happen to their monthly pension after retirement if they use
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The eagerly awaited 8th Pay Commission Salary revision is poised to change the salary of millions of Central Government employees and pensioners in India. As the official implementation is likely to be released soon, it
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The giant headquarters of Meta at 1 Hacker Way in Menlo Park is no longer as lively as before. With WARN Act notices released on May 29, 2026, the news was formally shared that 2212
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More than 6,000 flight attendants at Japan Airlines will be subjected to a complete ban on drinking while they are working across Japan from 6 p.m. until they get back on board their aircraft. It
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The countdown to one of the biggest salary revisions in recent memory has begun. The 8th Pay Commission Pay Matrix has now come up with a new change in the earnings of millions of central
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Assuming you were a visa holder who resided in the United States, whether on an H-1B, L-1, F-1 or any other legal visa, you may have noticed the alarming headlines regarding Trump's new banking executive
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One figure is being closely watched by millions of pensioners of the Central Government across the country — ₹20,500. That is the latest figure that seems to be the minimum benchmark for the new minimum
