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For JD Vance and Marco Rubio, the road to 2028 takes a turn through the White House briefing roomVice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are using White House press briefings to showcase their political skills. These ...- Hyper-personalised compensation structures may be key to retain tech talentTech compensation strategies are shifting. ANSR and Talent500 survey notes 65% gender pay gap, 56% pay disparities. 83% need well-being ben...
- Nearly 70% health claim users opting for reimbursement mode don't have enough liquid savings to pay bills: SurveyA recent study highlighted challenges faced by health insurance policyholders opting for reimbursement, often resorting to borrowing or dip...
- Cyber insurance gains momentum in India; set to witness exponential growth: DeloitteA report by Deloitte predicts that the cyber insurance market in India will grow by 27-30% in the coming years. The current market is value...
- Adding up isn't always so simpleAnomalies in official surveys and estimates can be attributed to differences in data collection practices by different agencies, difference...
- Less than 5% Indian companies offer comprehensive insurance coverage : SurveyThe State of Employee Benefits report by Plum found that Indian employers are falling short in offering comprehensive benefits such as heal...
- Data collection might be the key to access to finance for women entrepreneursThe 2022 Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs showed that India is amongst the lowest-ranked countries in the world for women’s entrepre...
- Consumers show intent to up discretionary spends in anticipation of upcoming festive season: ReportAs per its study, Deloitte said 87 per cent consumers are willing to spend more as they prioritise convenience over price, 61 per cent indi...
- Medical insurance a burden for laid-off H-1B workersMost experts advice that it’s often best to continue with these employer schemes even though employees on H-1B visas will have to pay steep...
- Expert take: Right prescriptions, but will the Budget pay heed?The Survey starts off with its heart in the right place with an overarching theme of wealth creation and the attendant policy choices. It r...
- Cracking the compensation code: A TimesJobs studyNearly 40% baby boomers, 56% Gen X and 41% Gen Y workforce seek better cash-in-hand from their salaries. The need for greater cash-in-hand ...
- Over 71 million people suffering from goitre: GovernmentMore than 71 million people in the country are suffering from goitre and other iodine- deficiency disorders, Health Minister JP Nadda said.
- Institutional child deliveries in country has increased: J P NaddaThe institutional deliveries in the country has increased and various steps have been taken under National Health Mission to improve it.
- India may attain its targeted maternal mortality ratio soon"24 States and UTs having already achieved the replacement level of fertility of 2.1," Health Minister J P Nadda said.
- Honeywell survey shows need for more investment in smart building techGovernment of India, building owners and service providers across the country need to invest more in smart building technologies to better ...
- Over 2 crore children in India are underweight and malnourished: ReportICDS reports a staggering number of children up to the age of 6 are malnourished and underweight attending their day care centre.
- Best companies to work for 2013: Methodology of the studyThe list of Top 100 and the list of Best companies in various industry verticals emerge as a result of the most extensive workplace study i...
- Best companies to work for 2012: MethodologyThe list of top 50 and the list of best companies in various industry verticals, emerge as a result of the most extensive workplace study i...
- After milk, salt under government’s FSSAI quality scannerAfter milk, salt - another most common food item - is under the Food Safety Standards Authority of India's (FSSAI) scanner.
- Cos seen reducing health cover for parents of staffCorporate India, notably IT companies, that earlier had liberal employee health insurance packages, are scaling back benefits by withdrawin...
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