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Employability Crisis: Can AI-Focused Education Fix The Skill Gap? Explained
Industries ranging from healthcare and finance to manufacturing are undergoing rapid transformation due to the integration of artificial intelligence into business models.
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4,000 Aspirants, 102 Posts: Long Queues For Odisha Home Guard Jobs
The deepening employment crisis in Odisha was laid bare on Sunday as more than 4,000 candidates sat for a written exam for just 102 Home Guard positions in Jharsuguda district.
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50% Work From Home Or Face Action: Delhi Government's Mandate Amid Pollution Crisis
The minister also announced a compensation of Rs 10,000 for registered construction workers who have lost employment due to halted construction activities under GRAP restrictions.
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13,989 Pilots Employed By 6 Major Airlines: Center Amid IndiGo Chaos
Six major domestic airlines have employed 13,989 pilots, with Air India and its low-cost arm, Air India Express, having 6,350 and 1,592 pilots respectively and IndiGo having 5,085 cockpit crew, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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130 Russian Towns Could Vanish Soon: The Alarming Reason Behind Their Decline
Recent research warns that 130 small Russian towns, home to 3.4 million people, are at risk of disappearing due to negative demographic trends and declining employment opportunities.
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Blinkit Job Opening in Bengaluru Receives Over 13,000 Applications In One Day, Sparks Debate
Within a mere 24 hours, the job listing attracted an overwhelming 13,451 applicants, sparking intense discussions about the current state of the job market.
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Opinion | Can India Create 8 Million Jobs A Year? Here's What The Numbers Indicate
For India to benefit from its demographic dividend, it needs to generate productive employment for 7-8 million youths who will join the labour force each year. If not, this dividend could be lost. Can the budget push to achieve these job creation goa
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Opinion | India's Employment Challenge Needs Solutions, Not Hasty Conclusions
India needs to create more jobs. A realistic figure might be closer to 8 million jobs per year considering the current economic growth rate.
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After Aviation Body Refuses To Interfere In Akasa Crisis, Court Says...
The Delhi High Court Wednesday agreed with the contention of Akasa Air that the DGCA is not completely barred from taking action against pilots who violate the terms of their employment agreements.
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"Can't Sleep At Night": China's Tough Job Market Keeps Youngsters On Edge
Freshly graduated psychology major Zhang has failed to find a job in her chosen field of market research despite sending out thousands of CVs to Chinese employers.
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AI-Generated Characters Could Steal Roles in Future, Fear Actors: Here's Why
Actors have been protesting since June against the use of AI-generated actors in movies and TV. SAG-AFTRA’s chief negotiator, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, said AI poses an “existential crisis” for actors who worry their past, present and future work will be used to generate “synthetic performers who can take their place.”
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Appointment On Compassionate Grounds "Not A Right": Supreme Court
Appointment on compassionate grounds is a concession, not a right and the object of granting such employment is to enable the affected family to tide over a sudden crisis, the Supreme Court has said.
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Samsung Boss Lee Jae-Yong Receives Presidential Pardon in Bribery, Embezzlement Cases
Samsung boss Lee Jae-Yong received a presidential pardon in the cases which convicted him of corruption on economic grounds. The billionaire is given a chance to "contribute to overcoming the economic crisis" of the country. Lee will now be allowed to fully return to work as his five-year post-prison employment restriction has been lifted.
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Pregnant Sri Lankan Woman Waiting In Passport Queue For 2 Days Delivers Baby
A pregnant Sri Lankan woman, who had been in a queue for two days to obtain a passport to leave the country for employment overseas, went into labour while waiting for her turn today. The Army personnel took the woman to a hospital.
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In Mexico's Auto Heartland, Workers Struggle As Chip Shortage Bites
A global semiconductor shortage is hitting Mexico's auto workers hard as employers slash output, reduce shift work and cut jobs due to supply-chain breakdowns.
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Employability Crisis: Can AI-Focused Education Fix The Skill Gap? Explained
Industries ranging from healthcare and finance to manufacturing are undergoing rapid transformation due to the integration of artificial intelligence into business models.
-
4,000 Aspirants, 102 Posts: Long Queues For Odisha Home Guard Jobs
The deepening employment crisis in Odisha was laid bare on Sunday as more than 4,000 candidates sat for a written exam for just 102 Home Guard positions in Jharsuguda district.
-
50% Work From Home Or Face Action: Delhi Government's Mandate Amid Pollution Crisis
The minister also announced a compensation of Rs 10,000 for registered construction workers who have lost employment due to halted construction activities under GRAP restrictions.
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13,989 Pilots Employed By 6 Major Airlines: Center Amid IndiGo Chaos
Six major domestic airlines have employed 13,989 pilots, with Air India and its low-cost arm, Air India Express, having 6,350 and 1,592 pilots respectively and IndiGo having 5,085 cockpit crew, Parliament was informed on Monday.
-
130 Russian Towns Could Vanish Soon: The Alarming Reason Behind Their Decline
Recent research warns that 130 small Russian towns, home to 3.4 million people, are at risk of disappearing due to negative demographic trends and declining employment opportunities.
-
Blinkit Job Opening in Bengaluru Receives Over 13,000 Applications In One Day, Sparks Debate
Within a mere 24 hours, the job listing attracted an overwhelming 13,451 applicants, sparking intense discussions about the current state of the job market.
-
Opinion | Can India Create 8 Million Jobs A Year? Here's What The Numbers Indicate
For India to benefit from its demographic dividend, it needs to generate productive employment for 7-8 million youths who will join the labour force each year. If not, this dividend could be lost. Can the budget push to achieve these job creation goa
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Opinion | India's Employment Challenge Needs Solutions, Not Hasty Conclusions
India needs to create more jobs. A realistic figure might be closer to 8 million jobs per year considering the current economic growth rate.
-
After Aviation Body Refuses To Interfere In Akasa Crisis, Court Says...
The Delhi High Court Wednesday agreed with the contention of Akasa Air that the DGCA is not completely barred from taking action against pilots who violate the terms of their employment agreements.
-
"Can't Sleep At Night": China's Tough Job Market Keeps Youngsters On Edge
Freshly graduated psychology major Zhang has failed to find a job in her chosen field of market research despite sending out thousands of CVs to Chinese employers.
-
AI-Generated Characters Could Steal Roles in Future, Fear Actors: Here's Why
Actors have been protesting since June against the use of AI-generated actors in movies and TV. SAG-AFTRA’s chief negotiator, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, said AI poses an “existential crisis” for actors who worry their past, present and future work will be used to generate “synthetic performers who can take their place.”
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Appointment On Compassionate Grounds "Not A Right": Supreme Court
Appointment on compassionate grounds is a concession, not a right and the object of granting such employment is to enable the affected family to tide over a sudden crisis, the Supreme Court has said.
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Samsung Boss Lee Jae-Yong Receives Presidential Pardon in Bribery, Embezzlement Cases
Samsung boss Lee Jae-Yong received a presidential pardon in the cases which convicted him of corruption on economic grounds. The billionaire is given a chance to "contribute to overcoming the economic crisis" of the country. Lee will now be allowed to fully return to work as his five-year post-prison employment restriction has been lifted.
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Pregnant Sri Lankan Woman Waiting In Passport Queue For 2 Days Delivers Baby
A pregnant Sri Lankan woman, who had been in a queue for two days to obtain a passport to leave the country for employment overseas, went into labour while waiting for her turn today. The Army personnel took the woman to a hospital.
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In Mexico's Auto Heartland, Workers Struggle As Chip Shortage Bites
A global semiconductor shortage is hitting Mexico's auto workers hard as employers slash output, reduce shift work and cut jobs due to supply-chain breakdowns.
