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"H-1B Not An Immigration Issue": Nasscom Dismisses Concerns Amid Rising Debates
Nasscom Vice President Shivendra Singh strongly refuted the notion that H-1B workers are "cheap labour" or that they replace American workers or depress wages.
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Samsung Strike: Tamil Nadu Labour Department Confident Of Swift Resolution
The Tamil Nadu Labour Department is confident of resolving the issue of striking workers at the Samsung Electronics Plant management.
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UK Resolves Rwanda Asylum Cases After New Labour Government Drops Policy
Three asylum seekers who brought court action to block the UK's attempt to send them to Rwanda had their cases resolved on Tuesday, after the incoming Labour government ditched the policy.
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Key Issues At Stake In The 2024 UK Elections
The main opposition Labour party is widely predicted to win and has been determined not to take any risks, making for a lacklustre election campaign.
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Human Rights Body Issues Notice To Centre, Tamil Nadu Over Foxconn Row
The NHRC on Monday said it has issued notices to the Union Labour Ministry and the Tamil Nadu government over reports that a major manufacturer of electronic devices has allegedly "systematically excluded" married women from jobs.
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"Sold Labour's Soul": Critics Slam UK Labour Party's Shift Under Starmer
Sabia Akram has spent most of her life campaigning for Britain's opposition Labour Party but she will not celebrate if it wins the July 4 election, having quit over leader Keir Starmer's handling of issues around the war in Gaza and race.
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Ahead Of Polls, Gaza A Test Of Loyalty For UK Muslims Towards Labour Party
Gaza is a long way from the picturesque foothills of the Yorkshire Dales but the issue could swing UK general election races in northern England, with many local Muslims angry at Labour's stance.
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Myanmar Stops Foreign Work Permits After Military Service Law Sparks Rush
Myanmar's junta has suspended the issuing of permits for men to work abroad, it said, weeks after introducing a military conscription law that led to thousands trying to leave the country. In 2020, 4 million Myanmar nationals were working abroad.
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Taiwan Minister Apologises After Criticism Over 'Racist' Remark On Indians
Labour Minister Hsu Ming-chun issued an apology on Tuesday for her remarks regarding the planned recruitment of Indian migrant workers, which some have criticised as "racist," as reported by Central News Agency Taiwan.
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"World Won't See Excess Of Labour Anytime Soon": Bill Gates On Job Loss Due To AI
Speaking exclusively to NDTV on Thursday, Bill Gartes spoke on a wide range of issues, from India's leadership in digital infrastructure and the country's "brilliant work" in the field of vaccines, to artificial intelligence.
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Centre Issues Advisories To Employers To Boost Women's Participation In Workforce
Centre's advisories on women workforce: Female participation in the workforce has seen a positive trajectory, reaching 37% in 2022. The advisories underscore the government's commitment to fostering a more inclusive and equitable work environment.
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Delhi Court Approves Assistance, Recovery Of Wages For Rescued Child Labourers
The Delhi High Court has approved the joint suggestions about the immediate financial assistance and recovery of back wages for rescued child labourers and issued directions to the Delhi Government to adopt the mechanism in the post-rescue protocol f
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With Eyes On 2024 Lok Sabha Elections, Congress Begins 'UP Jodo Yatra'
Gearing up for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, the Congress began its 'UP Jodo Yatra' on the lines of 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' from here on Wednesday to raise issues related to the farmers, labourers, youth and women.
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For Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue, Call Made To Firm That Saved Thai Children From Cave
After a landslide and technical issues hampered rescue efforts, three special aircraft of the Indian Air Force are transporting a 25-tonne ray of hope for the 40 labourers who have been trapped in a tunnel in Uttarakhand for over three days now.
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Kolkata Dura Puja Committees Focus On Social Issues To Spread Awareness
From the daily struggles of autorickshaw drivers to trafficking and abuse of women to blatant use of child labour in hotels, Durga puja committees in Kolkata have highlighted different social issues to generate awareness among people.
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"H-1B Not An Immigration Issue": Nasscom Dismisses Concerns Amid Rising Debates
Nasscom Vice President Shivendra Singh strongly refuted the notion that H-1B workers are "cheap labour" or that they replace American workers or depress wages.
-
Samsung Strike: Tamil Nadu Labour Department Confident Of Swift Resolution
The Tamil Nadu Labour Department is confident of resolving the issue of striking workers at the Samsung Electronics Plant management.
-
UK Resolves Rwanda Asylum Cases After New Labour Government Drops Policy
Three asylum seekers who brought court action to block the UK's attempt to send them to Rwanda had their cases resolved on Tuesday, after the incoming Labour government ditched the policy.
-
Key Issues At Stake In The 2024 UK Elections
The main opposition Labour party is widely predicted to win and has been determined not to take any risks, making for a lacklustre election campaign.
-
Human Rights Body Issues Notice To Centre, Tamil Nadu Over Foxconn Row
The NHRC on Monday said it has issued notices to the Union Labour Ministry and the Tamil Nadu government over reports that a major manufacturer of electronic devices has allegedly "systematically excluded" married women from jobs.
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"Sold Labour's Soul": Critics Slam UK Labour Party's Shift Under Starmer
Sabia Akram has spent most of her life campaigning for Britain's opposition Labour Party but she will not celebrate if it wins the July 4 election, having quit over leader Keir Starmer's handling of issues around the war in Gaza and race.
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Ahead Of Polls, Gaza A Test Of Loyalty For UK Muslims Towards Labour Party
Gaza is a long way from the picturesque foothills of the Yorkshire Dales but the issue could swing UK general election races in northern England, with many local Muslims angry at Labour's stance.
-
Myanmar Stops Foreign Work Permits After Military Service Law Sparks Rush
Myanmar's junta has suspended the issuing of permits for men to work abroad, it said, weeks after introducing a military conscription law that led to thousands trying to leave the country. In 2020, 4 million Myanmar nationals were working abroad.
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Taiwan Minister Apologises After Criticism Over 'Racist' Remark On Indians
Labour Minister Hsu Ming-chun issued an apology on Tuesday for her remarks regarding the planned recruitment of Indian migrant workers, which some have criticised as "racist," as reported by Central News Agency Taiwan.
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"World Won't See Excess Of Labour Anytime Soon": Bill Gates On Job Loss Due To AI
Speaking exclusively to NDTV on Thursday, Bill Gartes spoke on a wide range of issues, from India's leadership in digital infrastructure and the country's "brilliant work" in the field of vaccines, to artificial intelligence.
-
Centre Issues Advisories To Employers To Boost Women's Participation In Workforce
Centre's advisories on women workforce: Female participation in the workforce has seen a positive trajectory, reaching 37% in 2022. The advisories underscore the government's commitment to fostering a more inclusive and equitable work environment.
-
Delhi Court Approves Assistance, Recovery Of Wages For Rescued Child Labourers
The Delhi High Court has approved the joint suggestions about the immediate financial assistance and recovery of back wages for rescued child labourers and issued directions to the Delhi Government to adopt the mechanism in the post-rescue protocol f
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With Eyes On 2024 Lok Sabha Elections, Congress Begins 'UP Jodo Yatra'
Gearing up for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, the Congress began its 'UP Jodo Yatra' on the lines of 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' from here on Wednesday to raise issues related to the farmers, labourers, youth and women.
-
For Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue, Call Made To Firm That Saved Thai Children From Cave
After a landslide and technical issues hampered rescue efforts, three special aircraft of the Indian Air Force are transporting a 25-tonne ray of hope for the 40 labourers who have been trapped in a tunnel in Uttarakhand for over three days now.
-
Kolkata Dura Puja Committees Focus On Social Issues To Spread Awareness
From the daily struggles of autorickshaw drivers to trafficking and abuse of women to blatant use of child labour in hotels, Durga puja committees in Kolkata have highlighted different social issues to generate awareness among people.
