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HR Employee In Singapore Jailed For Giving Herself $148,000 In Unauthorised Pay Raise
A human resource employee in Singapore has been jailed for 18 months for making bogus pay claims for herself involving $148,000.
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Lufthansa Ground Staff Wins Pay Rise Of 12.5% After Several Strikes
Lufthansa's ground staff will get average pay rises of 12.5 percent under a deal reached after a series of crippling strikes, the German airline giant said Thursday.
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Uber To Pay Australian Taxi Drivers $178 Million Compensation. Here's Why
Australian taxi drivers impacted by the rise of ridesharing giant Uber have won US$178 million in compensation, their lawyers said Monday after settling a gruelling legal battle.
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'March Meowness:' US Library Allows People To Pay Fees With Cat Pictures
This initiative stemmed from a rise in overdue fines among young patrons since the pandemic. The programme proved popular, clearing over 400 accounts in just the first five days.
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Binance Co-Founder Advises Caution to Crypto Investors, Notifies on Rising Listing Scams
Crypto token listing scams are on a rise. Through social networking platforms like LinkedIn and X, cyber criminals first identify members of the crypto community, analyse their investment patterns, and then reach out to those who are more likely to invest in newer tokens with hopes to hit a jackpot. Sometimes the scammers also reach out to crypto p...
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Electricity Bills Set To Rise In Delhi. AAP Blames Centre
Power consumers in Delhi with monthly usage of over 200 units will have to pay more after an 8 per cent hike in the power purchase adjustment cost (PPAC)
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EV Charger Makers Guardedly Look to Adopt Tesla Standard
Electric vehicle charging companies are cautiously embracing Tesla's charging technology as the main US standard, mere days after Ford and GM said they were adopting it, but questions remained about how any interoperability would work. The rare agreements between Tesla and each of the two US automakers, who among them control more than 60 percent o...
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IBM Employee On Sick Leave For 15 Years Sues Company For No Pay Rise
He claimed that he was a victim of 'disability discrimination' because his salary had not been increased in the 15 years he was off work.
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Spike In Interest Rates Leaves Indian Homeowners In Unenviable Position
India's sharp rise in interest rates has left many homeowners in an unenviable position: Having a mortgage they'll still be paying decades after they should have retired.
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Average Salary In India Likely To Rise By 10.2% In 2023: Report
Average salary in India is expected to increase by 10.2 per cent in 2023, mainly driven by e-commerce, professional services and information technology, a report said on Tuesday.
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Citigroup Raises CEO Jane Fraser's Salary To $24.5 Million
Ms Fraser's pay rise has made her the only big US bank boss to receive a bump amid a challenging year for the industry.
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"How Can We Manage": Power Price Hike Pushes Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka On Brink
The latest electricity price rise in crisis-hit Sri Lanka has left stall owner Mohammed Lafeel in a quandary: the 66% increase means he can't afford to pay for electricity but can't manage without it so goes deeper into debt to keep it on.
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Seven Mega Banks to Team Up on Digital Wallet, Compete With Apple Pay, PayPal: Report
In the second half of 2023, seven major banks could co-launch a digital wallet service. These banks include Wells Fargo, Truist, Capital One, PNC Bank, and the US Bank along with Bank of America and JP Morgan. The banks involved in this project are looking to prevent losing customers, who are accustomed to using instant online payment services and ...
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Indian Employees Set For 15-30% Hikes This Year, Asia's Biggest: Report
Indian employees are set for Asia's biggest pay increases this year, with top talent earning as much as 15%-30% more, according to a survey by Korn Ferry.
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Chinese Company Offers Rs 606 Pay Rise To Employees, Apologises For Tough Year
A door manufacturing company, Meixin, was lauded online after it expressed regret and explained that the meager pay increase was all it could afford owing to low earnings in 2022.
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HR Employee In Singapore Jailed For Giving Herself $148,000 In Unauthorised Pay Raise
A human resource employee in Singapore has been jailed for 18 months for making bogus pay claims for herself involving $148,000.
-
Lufthansa Ground Staff Wins Pay Rise Of 12.5% After Several Strikes
Lufthansa's ground staff will get average pay rises of 12.5 percent under a deal reached after a series of crippling strikes, the German airline giant said Thursday.
-
Uber To Pay Australian Taxi Drivers $178 Million Compensation. Here's Why
Australian taxi drivers impacted by the rise of ridesharing giant Uber have won US$178 million in compensation, their lawyers said Monday after settling a gruelling legal battle.
-
'March Meowness:' US Library Allows People To Pay Fees With Cat Pictures
This initiative stemmed from a rise in overdue fines among young patrons since the pandemic. The programme proved popular, clearing over 400 accounts in just the first five days.
-
Binance Co-Founder Advises Caution to Crypto Investors, Notifies on Rising Listing Scams
Crypto token listing scams are on a rise. Through social networking platforms like LinkedIn and X, cyber criminals first identify members of the crypto community, analyse their investment patterns, and then reach out to those who are more likely to invest in newer tokens with hopes to hit a jackpot. Sometimes the scammers also reach out to crypto p...
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Electricity Bills Set To Rise In Delhi. AAP Blames Centre
Power consumers in Delhi with monthly usage of over 200 units will have to pay more after an 8 per cent hike in the power purchase adjustment cost (PPAC)
-
EV Charger Makers Guardedly Look to Adopt Tesla Standard
Electric vehicle charging companies are cautiously embracing Tesla's charging technology as the main US standard, mere days after Ford and GM said they were adopting it, but questions remained about how any interoperability would work. The rare agreements between Tesla and each of the two US automakers, who among them control more than 60 percent o...
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IBM Employee On Sick Leave For 15 Years Sues Company For No Pay Rise
He claimed that he was a victim of 'disability discrimination' because his salary had not been increased in the 15 years he was off work.
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Spike In Interest Rates Leaves Indian Homeowners In Unenviable Position
India's sharp rise in interest rates has left many homeowners in an unenviable position: Having a mortgage they'll still be paying decades after they should have retired.
-
Average Salary In India Likely To Rise By 10.2% In 2023: Report
Average salary in India is expected to increase by 10.2 per cent in 2023, mainly driven by e-commerce, professional services and information technology, a report said on Tuesday.
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Citigroup Raises CEO Jane Fraser's Salary To $24.5 Million
Ms Fraser's pay rise has made her the only big US bank boss to receive a bump amid a challenging year for the industry.
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"How Can We Manage": Power Price Hike Pushes Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka On Brink
The latest electricity price rise in crisis-hit Sri Lanka has left stall owner Mohammed Lafeel in a quandary: the 66% increase means he can't afford to pay for electricity but can't manage without it so goes deeper into debt to keep it on.
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Seven Mega Banks to Team Up on Digital Wallet, Compete With Apple Pay, PayPal: Report
In the second half of 2023, seven major banks could co-launch a digital wallet service. These banks include Wells Fargo, Truist, Capital One, PNC Bank, and the US Bank along with Bank of America and JP Morgan. The banks involved in this project are looking to prevent losing customers, who are accustomed to using instant online payment services and ...
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Indian Employees Set For 15-30% Hikes This Year, Asia's Biggest: Report
Indian employees are set for Asia's biggest pay increases this year, with top talent earning as much as 15%-30% more, according to a survey by Korn Ferry.
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Chinese Company Offers Rs 606 Pay Rise To Employees, Apologises For Tough Year
A door manufacturing company, Meixin, was lauded online after it expressed regret and explained that the meager pay increase was all it could afford owing to low earnings in 2022.
