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Studying in Ireland: Transparency, outcomes, and career value for Indian studentsIndian students are increasingly seeking education with clear career outcomes. Ireland offers academic quality and global recognition. Its ...- Australia’s Skills in Demand visa for foreign workers explained: Who can work, who can sponsor, and for how longAustralia's Skills in Demand visa helps employers hire skilled workers from abroad. This temporary visa allows workers to stay for up to fo...
- Illnesses, income woes: Delhi's outdoor workers reel under heatwaveWith temperatures soaring above the seasonal average and AQI remaining poor, Delhi's outdoor workers are facing severe health challenges. E...
- Mansukh Mandaviya rolls out state-specific microsites under e-Shram, Occupational Shortage IndexUnion Minister Mansukh Mandaviya launched e-Shram microsites and the Occupational Shortage Index to improve access to welfare programs and ...
- Labour reforms crucial for realising the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047: Mansukh MandaviyaLabour Minister Mansukh Mandaviya stressed the importance of labour reforms for achieving the vision of 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047 in a nation...
- Keep up with the flux of changing jobs: Government plans to align workforce with AI and climate transition needsThe Government of India plans to map the country's skills gap by creating an index to align the labor market with trends like AI and climat...
- Index of labour demand, supply in book of job soonIndia is developing an Occupational Shortage Index (OSI) to map the demand and supply gap of workers in various occupations across states. ...
- How long will ITC's outperformance sustain?In recent times, the ITC stock has witnessed a significant rally, outperforming the benchmark Nifty 50 and the Nifty FMCG index. From Janua...
- Old is gold: sky-high cost of ageing ships sounds inflation SOSGreek firm Euroseas bought it in 2019 for $10 million when it was already a decade old. As world trade spiralled into chaos last year, it r...
- Dubai turns page on Covid-19 with hottest jobs market in two yearsWith labor shortages and hiring difficulties hold back the labor market in parts of Europe and employment is dropping in countries like Aus...
- Wall St closes lower as inflation jitters spark broad sell-offThat worker shortage, along with a supply drought in the face of booming demand could contribute to what is seen as inevitable prices spike...
- View: Silence over labour reforms during state elections signals a deeper shiftIn a scenario where access to oxygen cylinders, medicines, hospital beds is near impossible, none of the usual issues — GDP guesstimates, s...
- SGX Nifty up 100 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleepingNifty futures on the Singapore Exchange traded 97.50 points, or 0.88 per cent higher at 11,119.00, in signs that Dalal Street was headed fo...
- Congressional committee votes to increase minimum salary of H1B visaIt also increases the minimum pay of H-1B workers from $60,0000 to $90,000 and imposes more restriction on the work visa popular among Indi...
- Heavyweight boxers to make money; 5 stock recos from global brokeragesThere are many investors who might have missed the bus, but it is not too late, experts said. Although there might be not much of an upside...
- Maharashtra alters DC rule for construction of smaller flatsState chief minister Prithviraj Chavan announced this after the weekly cabinet meeting in Mumbai on Monday.
- An average does not satisfy everyone: Prof TCA Anant, Chief Statistican of IndiaChief Statistican of India and Secretary in the ministry of statistics and programme implementation TCA Anant discusses efforts being made ...
- Hospitality sector in recovery, pushes for infra statusThe aftermath of Gobal slowdown, Mumbai terror attacks and pandemic H1N1 virus scare together with the advise from travel agents to resched...
- Space for trouble: Shortage of branded hotel roomsWith a projected shortage of 1.5 lakh branded hotel rooms, hotel majors had announced huge investments. But with credit crunch and soaring ...
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