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Fresher saves company from Rs 30 lakh loss on first day, catches error senior team missedA fresher joining a company from a top business school spotted a major calculation error in a client report on his first day, according to ...- Woman in China develops life threatening condition after boss forces her to do 200 squats for every unfinished taskA young Chinese woman in developed rhabdomyolysis after performing 200 squats she said were imposed by her manager for failing to meet dail...
- Quote of the day by Confucius: “A great man is hard on himself; a small man is...” Life lessons on success, human nature and achievements by China’s popular philosopherQuote of the day by Confucius explains how people should focus on self-improvement instead of blaming others. The quote shares lessons on s...
- Quote of the day by Chinese philosopher, Confucius: ‘I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.’Confucius, a renowned Chinese philosopher, advocated for kindness and personal responsibility to achieve social harmony. His famous quote h...
- Quote of the Day by Confucius: 'The man who asks a question is a fool for...'—Inspiring quotes by the ancient Chinese philosopher renowned for aphorismsQuote of the day: Confucius's timeless wisdom highlights the power of asking questions. A questioner is a fool for a moment, but one who re...
- Refusing a company event got a Chinese worker fired - here’s how he fought backChinese employee legal battle: A Chinese worker successfully sued his employer after being fired for refusing to perform at the company's a...
- China's civil servants banned from dining out in Xi's austerity driveBeijing is intensifying its austerity drive, ordering civil servants to limit group dining after deaths linked to excessive drinking at ban...
- Employee fired for leaving work one minute early, worker drags company to court, gets compensationA woman in China, Wang, won a legal battle against her employer. She was fired for leaving work one minute early on six days. The court rul...
- Company faces backlash for clicking employee photos in toilet and sharing themA Shenzhen-based company, Lixun Diansheng, has sparked widespread outrage after secretly photographing employees in the restroom and postin...
- Over 60-hour work week could have adverse health effects, notes Economic Survey citing studiesThe pre-Budget Economic Survey has highlighted the adverse health effects linked to working over 60 hours per week, stressing the negative ...
- How far can toxic workplaces go? Employees forced to lie on floor and eat ‘Death Chillies'Two Chinese companies have made headlines for their extreme and bizarre workplace practices. In Guangzhou, employees were reportedly forced...
- Xi Jinping's recipe for total control: An army of eyes and earsA police officer in a Beijing apartment complex uses a color-coded system to identify high-risk residents. Xi Jinping aims for pervasive su...
- Apple grapples with turmoil in China days before iPhone 15 launchApple is facing potential crises in China ahead of the launch of its new iPhone. The company is contending with a growing ban on iPhone use...
- BJP National President J P Nadda gives strong message to Trinamool Congress government in BengalComparing central government with the state government, Nadda claimed, "Modi is "Imandar" (trustworthy) but on the contrary Didi is "beiman...
- Much of Shanghai locked down as mass COVID-19 testing beginsChina's financial capital with 26 million people, Shanghai had managed its smaller, past outbreaks with limited lockdowns of housing compou...
- A third child? No, thanks, say young ChineseOn Monday, the world's most populous nation further relaxed its strict family planning controls, allowing couples to have three children af...
- View: India Inc’s Women’s Day gift could well be de-stigmatising and incentivising WFHWith Covid vaccination on, India eagerly waits for ‘business as usual’ — schools and colleges restarting, offices with full attendance, and...
- Attractiveness sells: China's startups want `Good-Looking' tech workersOn the country’s two largest job websites -- Liepin and Zhaopin -- thousands of ads for internet companies use language that suggests bias ...
- Choose the right Nobel winnerForget tweaking NREGS, morph it into an apprenticeship programme to transform our labour market.
- China labour unrest spread to interiorsLabour unrest that began among foreign firms in South China's affluent Pearl Delta area is showing signs of spreading to poorer interior ar...
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