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Senior Level Jobs To See Average 20% Pay Hike In Buoyant Economy: Report
Salary hike in senior level job roles is expected to reach an average of 20 per cent this year, as nurturing talent and fostering innovation remains a key focus area for companies amid the country's buoyant economic conditions, says a report.
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World Cup 2019: Controversial Rohit Sharma Decision Spurs Fan To Edit Umpire Michael Gough's Wikipedia Page
Rohit Sharma was given out in a controversial manner in India's World Cup 2019 league fixture against the West Indies at Old Trafford on Thursday.
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India's Job Confidence Outlook Highest in Asia Pacific Market
A majority of Indian professionals - 84% - favourably viewed their job and economic situation in the next six months, according to the Michael Page Job Applicant Confidence Index Q2 2017.
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What's New on Netflix in June, and Our Top 5 Picks
The return of an original that made Netflix popular, an original series each from Japan and France, along with two dozen documentaries to boot.
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Most Citizens Believe India Has Better Job Options: Survey
A large number of Indians are optimistic about job opportunities in the country and has rated the national economy as 'good', according to a survey.
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PM Modi Set To Woo Tech Companies in Silicon Valley
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has documented his push to bring US investments and jobs back to India on his Facebook and Twitter pages since landing in the United States this week, posting photos with the likes of former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and group shots with Fortune 500 CEOs.
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Majority of Employees Intend to Switch Jobs Within Year: Survey
As many as 73 per cent of respondents admitted to appearing for an interview in past 12 months, Michael Page India's 2015 Employee Intentions report said.
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Barack Obama honours cop who was shot during Wisconsin Gurdwara shooting
The police officer who risked his life to save victims of the Wisconsin Gurdwara shootout last year was honoured by US President Barack Obama at a White House award ceremony.
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Gurudwara shooter's mother apologises to families of victims
The mother of an ex-soldier who shot dead six people at a Sikh temple in the US said she was devastated when she heard about the shooting. Laura Lynn told the Mail Online that she has had no contact with her 41-year-old son Wade Michael Page since she and his father Jesse Alvin Page divorced.
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Former English captains pay tribute to Tendulkar
He is yet to face a single delivery in England but the former English captains have already begun heaping praises on Sachin Tendulkar. The master-blaster has been figured on the front page of the August edition of The Cricketer which has ex-players like Graham Gooch, Nasser Hussain and Michael Vaughan paying their tributes to him.
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Senior Level Jobs To See Average 20% Pay Hike In Buoyant Economy: Report
Salary hike in senior level job roles is expected to reach an average of 20 per cent this year, as nurturing talent and fostering innovation remains a key focus area for companies amid the country's buoyant economic conditions, says a report.
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World Cup 2019: Controversial Rohit Sharma Decision Spurs Fan To Edit Umpire Michael Gough's Wikipedia Page
Rohit Sharma was given out in a controversial manner in India's World Cup 2019 league fixture against the West Indies at Old Trafford on Thursday.
-
India's Job Confidence Outlook Highest in Asia Pacific Market
A majority of Indian professionals - 84% - favourably viewed their job and economic situation in the next six months, according to the Michael Page Job Applicant Confidence Index Q2 2017.
-
What's New on Netflix in June, and Our Top 5 Picks
The return of an original that made Netflix popular, an original series each from Japan and France, along with two dozen documentaries to boot.
-
Most Citizens Believe India Has Better Job Options: Survey
A large number of Indians are optimistic about job opportunities in the country and has rated the national economy as 'good', according to a survey.
-
PM Modi Set To Woo Tech Companies in Silicon Valley
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has documented his push to bring US investments and jobs back to India on his Facebook and Twitter pages since landing in the United States this week, posting photos with the likes of former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and group shots with Fortune 500 CEOs.
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Majority of Employees Intend to Switch Jobs Within Year: Survey
As many as 73 per cent of respondents admitted to appearing for an interview in past 12 months, Michael Page India's 2015 Employee Intentions report said.
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Barack Obama honours cop who was shot during Wisconsin Gurdwara shooting
The police officer who risked his life to save victims of the Wisconsin Gurdwara shootout last year was honoured by US President Barack Obama at a White House award ceremony.
-
Gurudwara shooter's mother apologises to families of victims
The mother of an ex-soldier who shot dead six people at a Sikh temple in the US said she was devastated when she heard about the shooting. Laura Lynn told the Mail Online that she has had no contact with her 41-year-old son Wade Michael Page since she and his father Jesse Alvin Page divorced.
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Former English captains pay tribute to Tendulkar
He is yet to face a single delivery in England but the former English captains have already begun heaping praises on Sachin Tendulkar. The master-blaster has been figured on the front page of the August edition of The Cricketer which has ex-players like Graham Gooch, Nasser Hussain and Michael Vaughan paying their tributes to him.
