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My broken office printer has more job security than me: Corporate employee's rant on why a machine can't be disposed unlike humans goes viralA corporate employee's account of a printer that has been broken since 2021 but cannot be disposed of because of company policies has spark...- Texas woman shocked as Amazon drone drops her package straight into swimming pool in wild delivery fail, she says 'I don’t think I’ll be wanting more deliveries'A Texas woman was left stunned when an Amazon Prime Air drone dropped her package directly into her swimming pool. The bizarre delivery was...
- Manager decides to give a warning letter to employee for filling up water bottle 3 times. What he does next leaves HR stunnedA satirical post by career coach Simon Ingari exposed a manager's absurd obsession with productivity, leading to a bizarre confrontation wi...
- Candidate shares bizarre reason why company rejected him despite liking his profile, experience: ‘Your previous company is…’A job seeker faced an unusual rejection. His application was denied not because of his qualifications, but due to his previous workplace be...
- WFH approved but on a leash: Employee’s reply stuns manager into silenceA new company policy requires remote workers to stay within 50 kilometers of the office. This geo-fencing rule has sparked online discussio...
- Is Donald Trump a socialist?Donald Trump's economic strategy operates on a transactional basis. While detractors may hastily brand his policies as resembling socialism...
- ‘No HR….’: Employee’s details about his company leave Internet shockedA Reddit user exposed a Chennai marine institute's toxic work environment, detailing restrictive leave policies and exploitative work-from-...
- Want to snack at your desk while working? Get ready to pay a fine, says companyMan Wah Holdings, a Chinese furniture company, has sparked outrage with its draconian workplace rules. Employees face fines for minor infra...
- Trump launches $TRUMP Meme Coin; is it crypto gold or a campaign gimmick?The launch of the $TRUMP meme coin has raised more than just eyebrows. It has ignited discussions within the cryptocurrency community, spar...
- Dutch seek to lure South Korean semiconductor talent with university programmeThe "Future Chips Academy", which invited students from three South Korean universities, underlines a high tech labour shortage in the Eind...
- TikTok gets an Amazon-sized scareIn many ways, TikTok’s situation is similar to the public relations frenzy over Zoom Video Communications Inc. in early April. At the time,...
- Empty manufacturing plants may lose property coverLarge manufacturing plants that have fallen silent due to the lockdown risk losing their insurance cover if the Covid-19 induced restrictio...
- Tweet Buster: Time to bet on microcaps; is the worst over for markets?Independent market expert Sandip Sabharwal says the worst could be over for global markets.
- Chinese spies spook democracies from US to Europe to AustraliaIn Australia, it was reported Sunday that China offered a Melbourne-based car dealer a bribe to run as a parliamentary candidate before he ...
- Not just ecommerce, need one policy for retail: K GaneshGiving adequate time and proper notice, will not only give confidence to the foreign investor, but also let Indian retailers evolve an omni...
- In a break from convention, 'spouse hiring' gains wider acceptanceSpouses working in the same organisation increase the level of employee stickiness. Most organisations are now more open to the idea of spo...
- Pharma is a safe sector to be invested in: Ajay Srivastava, Dimensions ConsultingThe big development yesterday was the adverse reaction to the BJP’s 100 days of governance.
- Has Narayana Murthy compromised Infy’s high standards?A section of market observers feel the Infosys co-founder has compromised the high corporate governance standards he had previously set.
- Irrational policyPolicy-making in India is often gets driven by sectional interests.
- Game of power: MERC vs MSEBThe state power utility and the regulator are almost always at loggerheads.
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