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India's biggest trade bet comes with six red flagsIndia may be adding more trade partners, but its latest FTA report card comes with several red marks. A new study by the Global Trade Resea...- Over 20 Indian workers died abroad daily in last 5 years, most in Gulf nations: Government dataShocking data reveals over 20 Indian workers died daily abroad in the last five years. Most fatalities occurred in Gulf countries like the ...
- Labour codes: A game changer for the Indian economyIndia's new labour codes aim to simplify regulations, reduce compliance burdens, and enhance worker welfare. These reforms are expected to ...
- GCCs should actively participate in the ELI scheme: Labour secretary Vandana GurnaniSpeaking at the GCC Business Summit, organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) on Monday, Gurnani said there are very substan...
- Boss asks for live location during vacation, employee calls out Orwellian rule. Netizens stand in solidarityA Malaysian woman has sparked outrage online after revealing that her boss demanded she share her live location while on approved holiday l...
- Palm oil slides on profit-taking, still set for 3.6% weekly risePalm oil climbed to its highest since April 20 in the previous session, and was set for its second week of gains.
- ASEAN Economic Community: Asian leaders launch European Union-style regional economic blocThe AEC envisages a single market with a free flow of goods, capital and skilled labour across borders in the highly competitive economic r...
- Complaints by Indian workers working in Gulf on the rise: government13,610 grievances have been registered till date this year as against 12,720 recorded last year with the maximum of 2991 coming from Qatar ...
- India warns Malaysian employers not to ill-treat IndiansFollowing complaints of ill-treatment of Indian workers, the Indian Mission asked employers to cooperate in ensuring the safety, security a...
- India ranks poorly in labour-employer relation: Morgan StanleyIndia ranks poorly in employee- employer relations standing at 61st position, which is far behind countries like Mexico, Thailand and the P...
- Finance Minister Arun Jaitley needs to end ‘tax terrorism’: Meghnad Desai"Budget will have to be very tough, because the real deficit numbers for fiscal 2015 are not even going to be 4.7%, but it is going to be m...
- Which labour reforms will make a difference?With almost one million entrants to the workforce every year, India needs huge job creation. Not any jobs, but those that will take India's...
- India second-least preferred place to set up data centre: StudyIndia is the second-least preferred destination for setting up of data centres by global companies, according to a study conducted by Cushm...
- Malaysia to launch amnesty programme for illegal immigrantsMalaysia, which has nearly 2 million illegal foreign workers, including Indians, will soon launch a large-scale legalisation and amnesty pr...
- India takes steps to safeguard expats' interestGovernment signed a string of labour and social security agreements with other nations to safeguard the interests of expatriates who remitt...
- Cabinet approves bilateral labour agreement with BahrainWith over 30,000 workers headed for Bahrain every year, the government on Thursday approved signing of a pact with that country on labour a...
- India finalises labour agreements with Malaysia, Oman, BahrainAmidst increasing incidents of maltreatment of Indian workers in the Gulf and other countries, the Government on Friday finalised labour ag...
- US puts India, China on watch list over human traffickingThe United States has placed India and China on watch list for not doing enough to fight human trafficking and claimed that part of the eno...
- Expats blame Indian-origin minister for Malaysia rowThe burst came as several delegates from Malaysia, despite “the fear of being hounded” back home if their “identities became known”, went o...
- Malaysia to allow maids from India, Nepal, Laos, VietnamMalaysia will allow householders to employ maids from India, Laos, Nepal and Vietnam as the government seeks to counter a shortage of domes...
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