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Greece Will Now Work 6 Days A Week, Labour Unions Call It "Barbaric"
As more European countries move towards a shorter, 4-day working week, workers in Greece will have to work for six days every week in a new government initiative aimed at boosting productivity and employment across the nation.
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Kajal Aggarwal's State Of Mind After "16-Hour Work Days": "Can't Wait To Take A Break With Gautam Kitchlu"
Kajal Aggarwal is in dire need of a vacation with her husband Gautam Kitchlu
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Finland PM's Call For 4-Day Working Week Finds Support Online
Finland's new prime minister is a supporter of cutting the working week down to four days from the conventional five or six days.
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He Runs For President Of South Sudan By Day. At Night, He Unloads Trucks
He's at the back of the suburban Richmond, Virginia, store, unloading a 54-foot truck crammed with leaf blowers and barbecue grills, Drano and pitchforks - tough work that drives off most in a matter of weeks or months. Deng has stuck with it for six years because he likes having his days free for his other gig: running for president of South Sudan...
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5 Superb Beauty Remedies For The Wedding Season
To look good and get that natural glow, you need to eat healthy and keep your skin well looked after at least six weeks before "D day"
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'We've been seeing people martyred every day, why not my family?' Syria chemical attack survivor
Sixteen-year-old Mohammad al Zeibaa lost his entire family in the sarin gas attack east of Damascus six weeks ago, surviving the world's deadliest chemical weapons strike in a quarter century only because he was out working a hospital night shift.
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Kashmir Valley enjoys a very busy working Sunday
It was Sunday but an extremely busy working day in Kashmir. It was a full working day after a long time with banks, schools and BSNL offices opening after almost six weeks of near-total shutdown. It was a day-long break, granted by the hardliner separatists themselves who have announced a break in their calendar of strikes and protests.
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Greece Will Now Work 6 Days A Week, Labour Unions Call It "Barbaric"
As more European countries move towards a shorter, 4-day working week, workers in Greece will have to work for six days every week in a new government initiative aimed at boosting productivity and employment across the nation.
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Kajal Aggarwal's State Of Mind After "16-Hour Work Days": "Can't Wait To Take A Break With Gautam Kitchlu"
Kajal Aggarwal is in dire need of a vacation with her husband Gautam Kitchlu
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Finland PM's Call For 4-Day Working Week Finds Support Online
Finland's new prime minister is a supporter of cutting the working week down to four days from the conventional five or six days.
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He Runs For President Of South Sudan By Day. At Night, He Unloads Trucks
He's at the back of the suburban Richmond, Virginia, store, unloading a 54-foot truck crammed with leaf blowers and barbecue grills, Drano and pitchforks - tough work that drives off most in a matter of weeks or months. Deng has stuck with it for six years because he likes having his days free for his other gig: running for president of South Sudan...
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5 Superb Beauty Remedies For The Wedding Season
To look good and get that natural glow, you need to eat healthy and keep your skin well looked after at least six weeks before "D day"
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'We've been seeing people martyred every day, why not my family?' Syria chemical attack survivor
Sixteen-year-old Mohammad al Zeibaa lost his entire family in the sarin gas attack east of Damascus six weeks ago, surviving the world's deadliest chemical weapons strike in a quarter century only because he was out working a hospital night shift.
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Kashmir Valley enjoys a very busy working Sunday
It was Sunday but an extremely busy working day in Kashmir. It was a full working day after a long time with banks, schools and BSNL offices opening after almost six weeks of near-total shutdown. It was a day-long break, granted by the hardliner separatists themselves who have announced a break in their calendar of strikes and protests.
