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Govt can allow establishments to hire up to 25% apprentices but with riders: Skills secretary Debashree MukherjeeLarge industries can be allowed to take up to 25% apprentices provided they have reached the 15% limit in the last three years, will pay at...- India’s demographic dividend at risk as jobs, skills gap persistIndia’s demographic advantage—with over 65% of its population under 35—faces growing pressure due to weak job creation, skill gaps and risi...
- Boss warns employee taking a nap at his desk during lunch break. Worker's 'coffee cannot replace real sleep' logic goes viralA worker's lunch break nap led to a reprimand, with management citing professionalism and potential misunderstandings. Despite the employee...
- NITI Aayog calls for strengthening India’s apprenticeship ecosystem; proposes incentives & national missionThe recommendations are part of a comprehensive roadmap laid out by the Aayog in its report titled ‘Revitalising India’s Apprenticeship Eco...
- SBI Card revises domestic airport lounge access programme: Full list of lounges and how to use credit card to get accessSBI Card is revamping its domestic airport lounge access program effective January 10, 2026, categorizing lounges into Set A and Set B base...
- Department of Veterans Affairs layoffs: Trump's plan to sack over 83,000 junked, VA plans to shed employees through retirements and resignationsThe US Department of Veterans Affairs will reduce its workforce. The department initially planned massive layoffs. Now, the VA aims to cut ...
- Prime Minister Internship Scheme 2024: Who is eligible, last date to register, how to enroll for PM Internship Scheme (PMIS) onlinePrime Minister Internship Scheme 2024: The Prime Minister's Internship Scheme (PMIS) was announced in the Union Budget for 2024. Over the n...
- Sleeping on the job is the latest perk at new-age companiesA host of startups like Wakefit, NoBroker, Licious, and Solv are looking to incorporate “quiet time” for employees, safeguarding their ment...
- From unending to-do lists to frequent interruptions, navigating productivity woes at the office after WFHThe workplace, they've discovered, isn't always the ideal place for doing work.
- Employee-focused policies take centrestage at startupsFrom nap times to birthday leaves and vacation reimbursements, chatbots that connect with employees to gauge how they are feeling to employ...
- Why nap rooms are popular at millennial workplacesTaking a cat nap, or power nap is increasingly being encouraged after studies have shown that an energy nap boosts brainpower and productiv...
- Young bosses go the extra mile for employeesStartup founders are doing what it takes to create a productive work culture which helps retain talent.
- Here you can bring your dog to work, and mark no attendanceThe culture is sometimes encoded in a startup’s policies, sometimes it’s more an on-the-go development of an inclusive workplace.
- ETPanache@2: We use our smartphones 24/7, says Hike Messenger's Kavin Bharti MittalThe tech startup boss reveals how he threw out the old rulebooks while creating a smart office for his millennial workforce.
- Companies roll out new initiatives for young mothersFemale talent leaks out of organisations at every level – but interventions at critical career points can often have a big impact.
- Play, do yoga, sleep: Some of the things Urban Ladder staff can do in between workWith a foosball table and a pool table, a yoga room, a gym, and even a PlayStation, Urban Ladder employees play as hard as they work.
- 2015: The year at a glanceCampus placements were stellar and star recruiters rolled out the red carpet for potential employees with attractive salary packages.
- Expansion spree in India: Google leases 430k sq ft office space in GurgaonOne of the people quoted above said Google has leased this space from Unitech at a rental of around Rs 130 per sq ft per month for nine yea...
- Not taking vacation could soon be illegal in JapanPrime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan is of the belief that Japanese people are working too hard. And he has good reason to believe so.
- Raj planned well to hijack his uncle’s regional planeDevelopments are unfolding exactly the way Raj Srikant Thackeray would have loved to. Having pulled the rug from right his alma mater’s fee...
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