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PE wars to billion-dollar IPO dreams, hospital sector is fighting fitMajor private equity firms are vying for a stake in Cloudnine, a leading maternity and paediatric care chain. This intense competition high...- The US is tightening H-1B visas. Its economy may pay the priceA wave of legislative proposals in Washington targets the H-1B visa program and the broader immigration pipeline for skilled workers. Bills...
- India's hospital sector enters new growth cycle as AI and capacity expansion reshape care: ReportIndia's hospital sector is set for significant growth over the next decade. Demand is rising due to increased income, insurance, an aging p...
- 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 ...
- UK's tougher immigration stance may undermine efforts to meet net zero by 2050A new report indicates that the UK's stricter immigration rules could impede its net zero and housing objectives by limiting the availabili...
- A UK industry is still able to hire foreign workers under visa clampdownUK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper confirmed that construction workers from abroad will still be allowed to migrate to the UK, despite new tig...
- Australia introduces new Skills in Demand Visa. What Indians need to knowAustralia's new Skills in Demand visa replaces the Temporary Skills Shortage visa from December 7. The SID visa has three streams. A new co...
- IT flags Singapore’s new skilled visa frameworkThe IT industry has flagged the new framework unveiled by the Singapore government for skilled worker visas, especially pointing to its nar...
- Belgium announces major changes to immigration policy for foreign workers, effective May 1The updated regulations seek to maintain the concentric model of labor movement proposed by the government. Expanded work permit exemptions...
- UK govt takes steps towards the biggest-ever cut in migrationThe UK is implementing significant changes to its immigration policies, aiming for the largest-ever cut in migration. These changes include...
- UK sets April deadline for new Skilled Worker applicants to meet hiked salary requirementsStarting April 4, 2014, the UK increases salary requirements for Skilled Worker route. The minimum salary rises to £38,700. Exemptions appl...
- UK migration advisor tells Sunak government to scrap special visa rules for shortage occupationsThe MAC expressed concerns about the risk of exploitation in sectors that recruit low-wage workers. Currently, employers can hire migrant w...
- UK relaxes visa rules to attract foreign construction workersThe UK has added bricklayers, masons, roofers, carpenters, joiners, and plasterers to the "shortage occupation list", enabling their employ...
- UK is easing immigration rules to get more builders to move inConstruction workers will be added to the UK’s “shortage occupation list” after ministers accepted recommendations from the Migration Advis...
- UK’s Rishi Sunak looks to more foreign workers to plug shortagesThe Migration Advisory Committee, which advises the government on immigration, has recommended that tradespeople including carpenters, bric...
- UK's new Prime Minister Liz Truss to review visa schemes to ease labour shortagesThe prime minister is set to defy some of her anti-immigration cabinet colleagues by making changes to the "shortage occupation list", allo...
- Australia is facing a severe labour crunch. That's where you come inIf you qualify, you will be granted an exemption to travel to Australia. You can apply for this exemption yourself, or your employer may do...
- United Kingdom cuts more jobs for non-EU workersUK on Tuesday cut more categories in the 'shortage occupation list' under which professionals from India, other non-EU countries can enter ...
- UK's curb on recruitment of chefs to adversely impact IndiansThe UK government dropped chefs and other occupations from the shortage list, which is likely to hit the 3.2 billion pounds Indian restaura...
- UK's curb on recruitment of chefs to adversely impact IndiansThe UK government dropped chefs and other occupations from the shortage list, which is likely to hit the 3.2 billion pounds Indian restaura...
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