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8th Pay Commission for defence employees: Rs 69,000 minimum pay and massive cadre restructuring; what defence employee body wants from 8th CPCThe All India Defence Employees Federation (AIDEF) has submitted a memorandum to the 8th Pay Commission, demanding a Rs 69,000 minimum pay ...- Quote of the Day by Michael Moore: 'Capitalism means that a few people will do…'—Inspiring quotes by the American filmmaker best known for a series of controversial documentariesQuote of the Day: Filmmaker Michael Moore's powerful quote highlights how capitalism benefits a select few, leaving the rest to serve them....
- Bengal polls: Industrial distress, law and order key issues in North 24 Parganas' jute hubIndustrial distress and law and order concerns are key issues in North 24 Parganas assembly constituencies. The rivalry between Arjun Singh...
- Not just Noida, why workers are protesting across several cities in IndiaIndustrial unrest has erupted in Noida, one of Asia’s largest planned industrial hubs, as workers across thousands of units protest over mi...
- Indian traders face disruptions, payment delay as West Asia tensions riseTahir Salami, President of Handicraft Welfare Association, flagged the uncertainty of getting work opportunities even after participating i...
- Electronics, handset cos slash productionSome component and device makers such as TMB Battery, Khy Electronics, Salcomp, Jabil, Sunwoda Electronics, JSP electronics, Hong Guang De ...
- Cos offer employees incentives and much more to keep them motivatedCompanies across the spectrum have started to dole out financial incentives to their workforces in the field, bearing their medical expense...
- Views: After decades of underemployment and underproduction, India has true labour reformsIndia once had high hopes from manufacturing. It was supposed to be the mainstay of employment for the country. And yet, the manufacturing ...
- Covid-led economic slowdown no ground to deny proper wages to workers: SCThe top court noted that the statutory rights of workers should not have been done away by the Gujarat government, as the pandemic is not a...
- Revenue loss and labour top worriesA week after markets regulator Sebi asked companies to disclose in detail their estimated and expected losses due to the Covid-19 pandemic,...
- Covid-19 lockdown: Migrant worker in Gujarat commits suicideRaju Lodh, 45, allegedly committed suicide in Jetpur Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation on Wednesday by hanging himself from a tree...
- Covid-19 impact: After being locked down, companies now set to suffer labour painIndustry leaders said April-June quarter would be a washout even for the high and mighty.
- There is no community transmission in Gujarat: Vijay RupaniApart from reopening our agricultural produce market committee, we provided farmers an advance of Rs 2,000 under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan S...
- Why India's cities may not remain the same after the virus goes awayMigrant workers who returned to villages are now similarly weighing whether to return at the end of the lockdown.
- Growth may slip into negative in Q1: Rangarajan on lockdown"The most important thing is that the hardship of the lockdown is being borne very severely by the vulnerable sections." Because of the clo...
- Centre orders quarantine camps for migrant workersFurther, to stem the tide of migrant labourers leaving their places of work in major cities, the order has made it mandatory for those runn...
- Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi wants Tea to be a state subjectGogoi urged Nirmala Sitharaman to initiate measures to transfer the subject ‘Tea’ from the Union List to the State List in the Constitution...
- No labour pain? Rajasthan clears business blockades to encourage industrial activity, generate jobsChief minister Vasundhara Raje took the bold step to enhance the ease of doing business, encourage industrial activity and generate new job...
- Indian workers in Saudi Arabia claim they were dupedNearly 200 Indians in Saudi Arabia have accused two Bangladeshi labour-recruiting agents of duping them and forcing them to do menial jobs.
- NTT DoCoMo gets nod for TTSL stakeThe Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Monday approved the proposal of Japanese telecom major NTT DoCoMo to acquire 27.31% equ...
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