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In A First, This Country Brings Law Granting Maternity Leave, Pensions To Sex Workers
Belgium has come up with a new law, the first of its kind in the world, recognising the rights of sex workers and offering them treatment like any other job.
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France's Controversial Pension Reform Becomes Law After Passing Court Test
French President Emmanuel Macron has promulgated his pension reform into law, including raising the retirement age to 64, according to a text published in the country's Official Journal early Saturday.
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After Massive Protests, France's Pension Reform Law Faces Key Test Today
France's Constitutional Council will on Friday give its hotly-anticipated verdict on whether the government's plans to increase the retirement age, which have triggered massive protests, are in line with constitutional rules.
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French Prime Minister Plans To Meet Opposition, Unions Amid Pension Crisis
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne plans to meet with opposition leaders and trade unions in the hope of ending weeks of protests against a new pension law, her office said on Sunday.
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No Provision In Law To Refund Pension Corpus To States: Centre On Old Scheme
The central government on Tuesday said there is no provision in the PFRDA Act for a refund of the accumulated NPS corpus being sought by the five non-BJP states that want to restart the Old Pension Scheme.
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Withdraw One Rank, One Pension Notification: Supreme Court To Ministry
The Supreme Court on Monday said the Ministry of Defence cannot take law in its own hands by issuing a communication "unilaterally" that One Rank-One Pension (OROP) arrears to pensioners of the armed forces will be paid in four installments.
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Defence Ministry "Can't Take Law In Its Own Hands": Supreme Court's Rebuke
A bench of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala asked the ministry to immediately withdraw its January 20 communication, which said OROP arrears will be paid in four installments.
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British Library Waives Late Fees Of Over Rs 42,00,000 For Book 58 Years Overdue
A book that was due in 1964, according to the Dudley Library in England, was recently returned by a man.
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Take-Home Salary, Work Hours May Change From July 1. Details Here
As per the new labour code, companies can increase the working hours but would have to give an additional weekly off.
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Bitcoin to Become Legal Tender in El Salvador on September 7, President Nayib Bukele Says Use Will Be Optional
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said in a national address that a recently passed law making Bitcoin legal tender will take effect on September 7, noting that its use will be optional.
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Samajwadi Party Promises Pension For Anti-Citizenship Law Protestors
The Samajwadi Party on Friday promised pension for anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protesters if voted to power, drawing a sharp reaction from the ruling BJP who said it was in the "DNA of that party to honour rioters and anti-social".
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After 2G Case Blow, Centre's Senior Law Officer Named Special Prosecutor
The government has appointed additional solicitor general Tushar Mehta as special public prosecutor in the 2G spectrum case. But a gazette notification to this effect issued by the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions makes no mention of Anand Grover who was appointed the lead prosecutor in the case by the Supreme Court in 2014.
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National Pension Scheme (NPS): Early Exit, Partial Withdrawal And Income Tax Benefits
According to the current laws, withdrawals are not allowed before the person reaches the age of 60 years or attains the age of superannuation, except in specified cases.
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IT Start-Up Workers Entitled To Benefits Of Labour Law, Says Government
Union Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya said the government has launched Atal Pension Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana for all citizens.
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Italian PM Renzi Moves Towards Budget Approval Ahead Of Referendum
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi won a confidence vote in the lower house of parliament on Friday that takes him a step towards passing a 2017 budget law that raises pension and health spending and heads off a huge sales-tax increase.
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In A First, This Country Brings Law Granting Maternity Leave, Pensions To Sex Workers
Belgium has come up with a new law, the first of its kind in the world, recognising the rights of sex workers and offering them treatment like any other job.
-
France's Controversial Pension Reform Becomes Law After Passing Court Test
French President Emmanuel Macron has promulgated his pension reform into law, including raising the retirement age to 64, according to a text published in the country's Official Journal early Saturday.
-
After Massive Protests, France's Pension Reform Law Faces Key Test Today
France's Constitutional Council will on Friday give its hotly-anticipated verdict on whether the government's plans to increase the retirement age, which have triggered massive protests, are in line with constitutional rules.
-
French Prime Minister Plans To Meet Opposition, Unions Amid Pension Crisis
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne plans to meet with opposition leaders and trade unions in the hope of ending weeks of protests against a new pension law, her office said on Sunday.
-
No Provision In Law To Refund Pension Corpus To States: Centre On Old Scheme
The central government on Tuesday said there is no provision in the PFRDA Act for a refund of the accumulated NPS corpus being sought by the five non-BJP states that want to restart the Old Pension Scheme.
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Withdraw One Rank, One Pension Notification: Supreme Court To Ministry
The Supreme Court on Monday said the Ministry of Defence cannot take law in its own hands by issuing a communication "unilaterally" that One Rank-One Pension (OROP) arrears to pensioners of the armed forces will be paid in four installments.
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Defence Ministry "Can't Take Law In Its Own Hands": Supreme Court's Rebuke
A bench of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala asked the ministry to immediately withdraw its January 20 communication, which said OROP arrears will be paid in four installments.
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British Library Waives Late Fees Of Over Rs 42,00,000 For Book 58 Years Overdue
A book that was due in 1964, according to the Dudley Library in England, was recently returned by a man.
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Take-Home Salary, Work Hours May Change From July 1. Details Here
As per the new labour code, companies can increase the working hours but would have to give an additional weekly off.
-
Bitcoin to Become Legal Tender in El Salvador on September 7, President Nayib Bukele Says Use Will Be Optional
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said in a national address that a recently passed law making Bitcoin legal tender will take effect on September 7, noting that its use will be optional.
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Samajwadi Party Promises Pension For Anti-Citizenship Law Protestors
The Samajwadi Party on Friday promised pension for anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protesters if voted to power, drawing a sharp reaction from the ruling BJP who said it was in the "DNA of that party to honour rioters and anti-social".
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After 2G Case Blow, Centre's Senior Law Officer Named Special Prosecutor
The government has appointed additional solicitor general Tushar Mehta as special public prosecutor in the 2G spectrum case. But a gazette notification to this effect issued by the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions makes no mention of Anand Grover who was appointed the lead prosecutor in the case by the Supreme Court in 2014.
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National Pension Scheme (NPS): Early Exit, Partial Withdrawal And Income Tax Benefits
According to the current laws, withdrawals are not allowed before the person reaches the age of 60 years or attains the age of superannuation, except in specified cases.
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IT Start-Up Workers Entitled To Benefits Of Labour Law, Says Government
Union Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya said the government has launched Atal Pension Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana for all citizens.
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Italian PM Renzi Moves Towards Budget Approval Ahead Of Referendum
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi won a confidence vote in the lower house of parliament on Friday that takes him a step towards passing a 2017 budget law that raises pension and health spending and heads off a huge sales-tax increase.
