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Digital Services Tax: Trump's Latest Beef With Canada
The Digital Services Tax requires foreign and domestic large businesses to pay revenue tax that is earned from engaging with online users in Canada.
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Fired For Natural Hair? Ex-In-N-Out Employee Sues Burger Chain For Rs 25 Crore
A former In-N-Out employee has sued the burger chain for alleged discriminatory treatment and termination due to his natural hair.
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Korean Pool Sparks Outrage Over Shocking Sign Linking Low Income To Poor Hygiene: Report
A privately run swimming facility in South Korea sparked outrage after posting a notice implying that low-income individuals are less hygienic.
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US Banker Sues Employer Over Chucky Doll Prank, Claims It Gave Her PTSD And Ruined Career
A former employee of a US bank is suing her ex-employer on allegations that a manager placed a Chucky doll in her office chair despite knowing she was afraid of dolls.
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UK Accountant Sacked For Being Non-Catholic By Church
A church in the UK sacked an accountant after she was discriminated against for not being Catholic.
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Dalit Man Murdered Over Ration Dispute In Madhya Pradesh, His Brother Injured
A 19-year-old Dalit youth died after he was allegedly shot during an altercation at a ration shop in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, while his brother received pellet injuries.
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World Bank Lifts Lending Freeze Over Uganda Anti-LGBTQ Law
The World Bank is lifting a freeze on lending to Uganda it put in place in response to a 2023 law criminalising homosexuality, after taking steps to counter discrimination, it said Wednesday.
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How Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" Discriminates Against Single Parents
The particular vulnerability in the SNAP system is that even if children are guaranteed SNAP benefits, the overall household's food security can be significantly impacted when an adult loses SNAP benefits.
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What We Know About CBFC Clearing Siddhant Chaturvedi And Triptii Dimri-Led Dhadak 2 After 16 Cuts
Further updates on Dhadak 2's revised release date are awaited
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Supreme Court Stops Air Force From Releasing Officer Involved In Op Sindoor
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Centre and the Indian Air Force not to release from service a woman officer, who was part of Operation Balakot and Operation Sindoor but was denied permanent commission.
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Indian-Origin Man Claims London Cafe Refused Him Service Because Of His Face: "Everyone Was Staring At Me"
He described the experience as distressing, saying that everyone in the cafe was staring at him, making him feel like a "ghost".
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'Discrimination Of Dalits After 80 Years Painful': Madras High Court On Temple Row
Continued discrimination against Dalits, 80 years after independence, is painful, the Madras High Court said as it heard a plea demanding the Tamil Nadu government intervene to ensure Dalits can enter temples, such as one in Pudukkottai district.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
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Digital Services Tax: Trump's Latest Beef With Canada
The Digital Services Tax requires foreign and domestic large businesses to pay revenue tax that is earned from engaging with online users in Canada.
-
Fired For Natural Hair? Ex-In-N-Out Employee Sues Burger Chain For Rs 25 Crore
A former In-N-Out employee has sued the burger chain for alleged discriminatory treatment and termination due to his natural hair.
-
Korean Pool Sparks Outrage Over Shocking Sign Linking Low Income To Poor Hygiene: Report
A privately run swimming facility in South Korea sparked outrage after posting a notice implying that low-income individuals are less hygienic.
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US Banker Sues Employer Over Chucky Doll Prank, Claims It Gave Her PTSD And Ruined Career
A former employee of a US bank is suing her ex-employer on allegations that a manager placed a Chucky doll in her office chair despite knowing she was afraid of dolls.
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UK Accountant Sacked For Being Non-Catholic By Church
A church in the UK sacked an accountant after she was discriminated against for not being Catholic.
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Dalit Man Murdered Over Ration Dispute In Madhya Pradesh, His Brother Injured
A 19-year-old Dalit youth died after he was allegedly shot during an altercation at a ration shop in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, while his brother received pellet injuries.
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World Bank Lifts Lending Freeze Over Uganda Anti-LGBTQ Law
The World Bank is lifting a freeze on lending to Uganda it put in place in response to a 2023 law criminalising homosexuality, after taking steps to counter discrimination, it said Wednesday.
-
How Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" Discriminates Against Single Parents
The particular vulnerability in the SNAP system is that even if children are guaranteed SNAP benefits, the overall household's food security can be significantly impacted when an adult loses SNAP benefits.
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What We Know About CBFC Clearing Siddhant Chaturvedi And Triptii Dimri-Led Dhadak 2 After 16 Cuts
Further updates on Dhadak 2's revised release date are awaited
-
Supreme Court Stops Air Force From Releasing Officer Involved In Op Sindoor
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Centre and the Indian Air Force not to release from service a woman officer, who was part of Operation Balakot and Operation Sindoor but was denied permanent commission.
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Indian-Origin Man Claims London Cafe Refused Him Service Because Of His Face: "Everyone Was Staring At Me"
He described the experience as distressing, saying that everyone in the cafe was staring at him, making him feel like a "ghost".
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'Discrimination Of Dalits After 80 Years Painful': Madras High Court On Temple Row
Continued discrimination against Dalits, 80 years after independence, is painful, the Madras High Court said as it heard a plea demanding the Tamil Nadu government intervene to ensure Dalits can enter temples, such as one in Pudukkottai district.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
