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Infosys Asks Some Employees To Return To Office 10 Days A Month: Report
India's No.2 software-services exporter Infosys Ltd has asked some of its employees to work from office 10 days a month, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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Google Workers Form Labour Union, Eyeing More Protests Over Working Conditions
Workers at Google and other Alphabet units formed a labour union for US and Canadian offices, building on years of protests over working conditions and business practices.
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Apple Design Guru Jonathan Ive Has Left the Company
Sir Jonathan Ive, Apple's chief design officer who is behind the look and feel of the iPhone or iMac that you use today, has formally left Apple.
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Steve Jobs Was Master At ''Casting Spells'' To Keep Employees Motivated: Bill Gates
Apple chief design officer Jony Ive who worked at the iPhone maker for almost 30 years decided to move on last month and form an independent design firm called LoveFrom.
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Plan B To Save Abhilash Tomy Was 4 Commandos Would Parachute Into Ocean
On September 21, as Commander Abhilash Tomy lay incapacitated in the bunk of his battered sail boat, a 46-year-old Navy Captain was getting ready to carry out the most audacious rescue attempt ever attempted by the Indian Navy.
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Oculus VR CEO Brendan Iribe Steps Down as Company Forms PC and Mobile VR Divisions
Iribe said he, Thomason and Facebook Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer will work together to find a new Oculus CEO.
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Private Sector Bank Officers Form Union; to Join September 2 Strike
All India Bank Officers Association (AIBOA) on Monday said it has launched a wing to deal with issues faced by those working for private sector lenders.
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Job Cut To Have Minimum Impact on India, says HSBC: Report
The surprise could be in the form of the bank's target to increase its software engineering development and back office work here and China as part of its move to consolidate this vertical, which is projected to save up to $525 million over the next two years.
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Aadhaar card must be voluntary, says Supreme Court
In the middle of a working day, SM Rehman, a daily wage earner, is at the ration card office in Delhi's Ambedkar Nagar, trying to get a new ration card made for his family of six. His biggest stumbling block isn't the form but an Aadhaar card. Under the Delhi government's food security scheme, an Aadhaar card is required to get a new smart card for...
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Visa woes: US reviewing employer eligibility, says Infosys
The US’ Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is reviewing Infosys' employer eligibility after finding errors in identity verification forms of some of its staff. In its filing to the SEC, it said that ti found “significant percentage” of errors in Forms I-9 of some of its employees working in the country.” The company said it is unable to ...
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Indian women security officers to train US counterparts
Women officers of Indian security forces are soon expected to impart training lessons to their US counterparts in peacekeeping, marking the recognition of their exceptional work in this field. The officers, who commanded the world's only all-women Formed Police Unit (FPU) in peacekeeping in Liberia, have been invited by the ...
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Infosys Asks Some Employees To Return To Office 10 Days A Month: Report
India's No.2 software-services exporter Infosys Ltd has asked some of its employees to work from office 10 days a month, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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Google Workers Form Labour Union, Eyeing More Protests Over Working Conditions
Workers at Google and other Alphabet units formed a labour union for US and Canadian offices, building on years of protests over working conditions and business practices.
-
Apple Design Guru Jonathan Ive Has Left the Company
Sir Jonathan Ive, Apple's chief design officer who is behind the look and feel of the iPhone or iMac that you use today, has formally left Apple.
-
Steve Jobs Was Master At ''Casting Spells'' To Keep Employees Motivated: Bill Gates
Apple chief design officer Jony Ive who worked at the iPhone maker for almost 30 years decided to move on last month and form an independent design firm called LoveFrom.
-
Plan B To Save Abhilash Tomy Was 4 Commandos Would Parachute Into Ocean
On September 21, as Commander Abhilash Tomy lay incapacitated in the bunk of his battered sail boat, a 46-year-old Navy Captain was getting ready to carry out the most audacious rescue attempt ever attempted by the Indian Navy.
-
Oculus VR CEO Brendan Iribe Steps Down as Company Forms PC and Mobile VR Divisions
Iribe said he, Thomason and Facebook Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer will work together to find a new Oculus CEO.
-
Private Sector Bank Officers Form Union; to Join September 2 Strike
All India Bank Officers Association (AIBOA) on Monday said it has launched a wing to deal with issues faced by those working for private sector lenders.
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Job Cut To Have Minimum Impact on India, says HSBC: Report
The surprise could be in the form of the bank's target to increase its software engineering development and back office work here and China as part of its move to consolidate this vertical, which is projected to save up to $525 million over the next two years.
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Aadhaar card must be voluntary, says Supreme Court
In the middle of a working day, SM Rehman, a daily wage earner, is at the ration card office in Delhi's Ambedkar Nagar, trying to get a new ration card made for his family of six. His biggest stumbling block isn't the form but an Aadhaar card. Under the Delhi government's food security scheme, an Aadhaar card is required to get a new smart card for...
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Visa woes: US reviewing employer eligibility, says Infosys
The US’ Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is reviewing Infosys' employer eligibility after finding errors in identity verification forms of some of its staff. In its filing to the SEC, it said that ti found “significant percentage” of errors in Forms I-9 of some of its employees working in the country.” The company said it is unable to ...
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Indian women security officers to train US counterparts
Women officers of Indian security forces are soon expected to impart training lessons to their US counterparts in peacekeeping, marking the recognition of their exceptional work in this field. The officers, who commanded the world's only all-women Formed Police Unit (FPU) in peacekeeping in Liberia, have been invited by the ...
