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"Same Job, Different Worlds": Delhi Woman's Post Reveals Stark Differences With European Colleague
In a Reddit post, a woman shared a comparison with a European colleague of the same age and position, highlighting the stark contrasts in their daily lives.
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Mercedes-Benz Produces Hand Crafted Face Masks For Employees At Sindelfingen Plant
During the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the daily work routine for tailors and apprentices looks a bit different than usual: for several weeks, they have been producing hand-crafted masks for use of their colleagues at European Daimler plants
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"Insult To Democracy": Shashi Tharoor On Foreign Leaders' Visit To J&K
After party colleague Jairam Ramesh, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor today questioned the logic behind the central government allowing members of the European Union parliament to visit Jammu and Kashmir when local politicians were being prevented from doing so.
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UK Independence Party Lawmaker Moved To Neurological Unit After Fight
U.K. Independence Party legislator Steven Woolfe has been moved to a hospital's neurological unit after being injured in an altercation with a colleague, a fellow European lawmaker said Friday.
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UK Ex-PM David Cameron Under Fire Over Resignation Honours List
Former British prime minister David Cameron was under fire on Monday from the opposition Labour party over allegations that he used his resignation honours list to reward colleagues and friends.
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PM Hopeful Michael Gove Says UK Leader Must Believe In Brexit
Political healing after Britain's vote to leave the European Union seemed a distant prospect Friday, as Justice Secretary Michael Gove ramped up his Conservative leadership bid but a senior colleague urged him to step aside.
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Half Of Women On Boards Like Quotas But Male Colleagues Say No: Survey
Half of women sitting on corporate boards of directors around the world support quota systems to fix stubborn gender imbalances in the boardroom, but less than 10 percent of their male colleagues agree, said a study released this week.
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France Pushes Urgent EU Meeting on Arms to Iraq
France's foreign minister on Tuesday said his European colleagues should be recalled from their holidays for an urgent meeting about delivering arms to Kurds fighting Islamic extremists in Iraq.
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European football's fight against racism not won
For football fans, February 1 promises to be a sad day. John Terry, captain of Chelsea and England, will appear at a London courthouse to face a criminal charge that he abused a black colleague with a torrent of vile, racially insulting language.
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"Same Job, Different Worlds": Delhi Woman's Post Reveals Stark Differences With European Colleague
In a Reddit post, a woman shared a comparison with a European colleague of the same age and position, highlighting the stark contrasts in their daily lives.
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Mercedes-Benz Produces Hand Crafted Face Masks For Employees At Sindelfingen Plant
During the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the daily work routine for tailors and apprentices looks a bit different than usual: for several weeks, they have been producing hand-crafted masks for use of their colleagues at European Daimler plants
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"Insult To Democracy": Shashi Tharoor On Foreign Leaders' Visit To J&K
After party colleague Jairam Ramesh, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor today questioned the logic behind the central government allowing members of the European Union parliament to visit Jammu and Kashmir when local politicians were being prevented from doing so.
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UK Independence Party Lawmaker Moved To Neurological Unit After Fight
U.K. Independence Party legislator Steven Woolfe has been moved to a hospital's neurological unit after being injured in an altercation with a colleague, a fellow European lawmaker said Friday.
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UK Ex-PM David Cameron Under Fire Over Resignation Honours List
Former British prime minister David Cameron was under fire on Monday from the opposition Labour party over allegations that he used his resignation honours list to reward colleagues and friends.
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PM Hopeful Michael Gove Says UK Leader Must Believe In Brexit
Political healing after Britain's vote to leave the European Union seemed a distant prospect Friday, as Justice Secretary Michael Gove ramped up his Conservative leadership bid but a senior colleague urged him to step aside.
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Half Of Women On Boards Like Quotas But Male Colleagues Say No: Survey
Half of women sitting on corporate boards of directors around the world support quota systems to fix stubborn gender imbalances in the boardroom, but less than 10 percent of their male colleagues agree, said a study released this week.
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France Pushes Urgent EU Meeting on Arms to Iraq
France's foreign minister on Tuesday said his European colleagues should be recalled from their holidays for an urgent meeting about delivering arms to Kurds fighting Islamic extremists in Iraq.
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European football's fight against racism not won
For football fans, February 1 promises to be a sad day. John Terry, captain of Chelsea and England, will appear at a London courthouse to face a criminal charge that he abused a black colleague with a torrent of vile, racially insulting language.
