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Army Nurse Was Fired Over Marriage, She Will Now Get Rs 60 Lakh In Damages
Terminating a woman's employment on the grounds of marriage was "coarse case of gender discrimination" and any law based on a gender bias is "constitutionally impermissible", the Supreme Court has said
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Woman Sues Her Boss Mistaking 'XX' In Mails For Kisses, Loses In Court
An IT employee accused her boss of sexual harassment after mistaking his usage of the letter "xx" in an email for flirting.
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BMW Employee Sacked For Taking Lunch Break Awarded 16,000 Pounds In Compensation In UK
A BMW worker who lost his job after leaving for an hour during his lunch break has been compensated with 16,000 pounds.
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Rs 15 Lakh Compensation For Woman Who Was Sacked Because She Was Pregnant
An administrative worker who was fired shortly after informing her supervisor that she was pregnant has been granted nearly Rs 15 lakh in compensation.
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Kashmiri Pandit Employees Challenge No-Transfer Order
Protesting Kashmiri Pandit employees have approached the Central Administrative Tribunal against a Jammu and Kashmir administration order stating those granted employment under the Prime Minister's special package cannot be transferred.
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British Woman Sacked For Taking Lunch Break, Wins Over 11,000 Pounds For Wrongful Dismissal
The managing director felt that her leaving the office for lunch demonstrated "disloyalty" and a lack of "commitment" to the company.
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Indian Lecturer Wins Race Discrimination Case Against UK University
An Indian lecturer has won a race discrimination case against the University of Portsmouth after an employment tribunal ruled that she was discriminated against when overlooked for a role as a "visible" member
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Australia Favours Boosting Temporary Skilled Migrants' Pay Amid Staff Shortages
The issue of skilled migration was a focus at this week's government jobs summit where Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urged compromises between employers and unions to tackle the country's key economic challenges.
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Calling Man "Bald" At Workplace Is Sexual Harassment, Rules UK Tribunal
Calling a man bald in the workplace falls within the purview of sexual harassment, an employment tribunal in England has concluded.
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British Indian Postal Worker Wins Harassment Case In UK
A British Indian postal worker has been awarded nearly 230,000 pounds as compensation and loss of earnings after an employment tribunal in the UK accepted his claim of harassment and discrimination on the grounds of race and religion.
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Green Court Pulls Up Centre Over Groundwater Extraction In Dry Areas
The National Green Tribunal Monday slammed the Centre over its submission that restriction on extraction of groundwater in over-exploited, critical and semi-critical (OCS) areas is likely to have an adverse impact on industrial production, employment opportunities and GDP of some States.
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Indian Commonwealth Official In UK Wins Dismissal Case Against Secretary-General
An Indian official who worked at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London has won an employment tribunal claim that he was unlawfully forced out of his job and is entitled to thousands of pounds in damages.
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Not Rude, Just French: Fired Waiter Claims Discrimination
Guillaume Rey, who worked at a Vancouver restaurant on Canada's Pacific coast, filed a complaint with British Columbia's Human Rights Tribunal against his former employer, claiming "discrimination against my culture." In alleging discrimination Rey said French culture just "tends to be more direct and expressive." He owes his sacking to his "direct...
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Uber Loses Employment Rights Case In Britain
US ride-hailing app Uber on Friday lost a landmark case in Britain that would give drivers the right to paid holidays and the national minimum wage.
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Uber To Defend Business Model At UK Tribunal On Worker Rights
Uber is expected to tell a British employment appeal tribunal on Wednesday that its drivers are self-employed and not workers entitled to a range of extra benefits, less than a week after the firm was told it would lose its London licence.
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Army Nurse Was Fired Over Marriage, She Will Now Get Rs 60 Lakh In Damages
Terminating a woman's employment on the grounds of marriage was "coarse case of gender discrimination" and any law based on a gender bias is "constitutionally impermissible", the Supreme Court has said
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Woman Sues Her Boss Mistaking 'XX' In Mails For Kisses, Loses In Court
An IT employee accused her boss of sexual harassment after mistaking his usage of the letter "xx" in an email for flirting.
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BMW Employee Sacked For Taking Lunch Break Awarded 16,000 Pounds In Compensation In UK
A BMW worker who lost his job after leaving for an hour during his lunch break has been compensated with 16,000 pounds.
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Rs 15 Lakh Compensation For Woman Who Was Sacked Because She Was Pregnant
An administrative worker who was fired shortly after informing her supervisor that she was pregnant has been granted nearly Rs 15 lakh in compensation.
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Kashmiri Pandit Employees Challenge No-Transfer Order
Protesting Kashmiri Pandit employees have approached the Central Administrative Tribunal against a Jammu and Kashmir administration order stating those granted employment under the Prime Minister's special package cannot be transferred.
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British Woman Sacked For Taking Lunch Break, Wins Over 11,000 Pounds For Wrongful Dismissal
The managing director felt that her leaving the office for lunch demonstrated "disloyalty" and a lack of "commitment" to the company.
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Indian Lecturer Wins Race Discrimination Case Against UK University
An Indian lecturer has won a race discrimination case against the University of Portsmouth after an employment tribunal ruled that she was discriminated against when overlooked for a role as a "visible" member
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Australia Favours Boosting Temporary Skilled Migrants' Pay Amid Staff Shortages
The issue of skilled migration was a focus at this week's government jobs summit where Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urged compromises between employers and unions to tackle the country's key economic challenges.
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Calling Man "Bald" At Workplace Is Sexual Harassment, Rules UK Tribunal
Calling a man bald in the workplace falls within the purview of sexual harassment, an employment tribunal in England has concluded.
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British Indian Postal Worker Wins Harassment Case In UK
A British Indian postal worker has been awarded nearly 230,000 pounds as compensation and loss of earnings after an employment tribunal in the UK accepted his claim of harassment and discrimination on the grounds of race and religion.
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Green Court Pulls Up Centre Over Groundwater Extraction In Dry Areas
The National Green Tribunal Monday slammed the Centre over its submission that restriction on extraction of groundwater in over-exploited, critical and semi-critical (OCS) areas is likely to have an adverse impact on industrial production, employment opportunities and GDP of some States.
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Indian Commonwealth Official In UK Wins Dismissal Case Against Secretary-General
An Indian official who worked at the Commonwealth Secretariat in London has won an employment tribunal claim that he was unlawfully forced out of his job and is entitled to thousands of pounds in damages.
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Not Rude, Just French: Fired Waiter Claims Discrimination
Guillaume Rey, who worked at a Vancouver restaurant on Canada's Pacific coast, filed a complaint with British Columbia's Human Rights Tribunal against his former employer, claiming "discrimination against my culture." In alleging discrimination Rey said French culture just "tends to be more direct and expressive." He owes his sacking to his "direct...
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Uber Loses Employment Rights Case In Britain
US ride-hailing app Uber on Friday lost a landmark case in Britain that would give drivers the right to paid holidays and the national minimum wage.
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Uber To Defend Business Model At UK Tribunal On Worker Rights
Uber is expected to tell a British employment appeal tribunal on Wednesday that its drivers are self-employed and not workers entitled to a range of extra benefits, less than a week after the firm was told it would lose its London licence.
