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Chennai Company Sends 1,000 Employees On Fully Paid London Trip. Here's Why
Real estate firm Casagrand sent 1,000 employees on a fully sponsored London trip under its Profit Share Bonanza initiative, celebrating team contributions with equal recognition and curated travel experiences.
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Over 63% Employees In India Crave Recognition At Workplace, Report Shows
Recognition from senior leaders and openness at work are the most important factors in fostering a positive workplace culture, with 63 per cent of employees emphasizing the value of acknowledgement from leadership, a report said on Thursday.
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Apple Supplier Flex's Workers Stage One-Day Strike at Tamil Nadu Plant
Apple supplier Flex's workers staged a one-day strike at its plant in Tamil Nadu on Friday, demanding higher wages for the next three years and the recognition of a union. Unhappy over wages and policies, permanent workers at Flex's Tamil Nadu plant joined the Centre of Indian Trade Union.
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Activision Blizzard-Owned Studio Raven Software’s Workers Say They Have Formed Union
A group of employees at an Activision Blizzard studio that works on Call of Duty franchise said that they had formed a union and would seek voluntary recognition from the company, signalling organised labour's first foothold at the video game giant.
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Facebook Built a Facial Recognition App That Let Employees Identify People: Report
Facebook experimented with a face recognition app among its employees that allowed them to identify their colleagues and friends by pointing smartphone cameras at them.
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Amazon Staffs Tell Jeff Bezos To Cut Ties With US Immigration Authority
Employees at Amazon.com are calling on chief executive Jeff Bezos to end the sale of facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies and to discontinue partnerships with firms that work with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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iPhone 8 Reportedly Facing New Issues With Wireless Charging, 3D Front Sensor
A separate report claims that the Cupertino giant is still in a dilemma over Touch ID integration, and if it is missed, Apple may ditch Apple Pay as well.
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Teacher Education Council Asks Employees To Declare Assets
The council, authorised to provide recognition to B.Ed colleges and other teacher training institutes, has been receiving complaints of corruption against its employees.
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Russian Hi-Tech Spy Devices Under Attack Over Privacy Fears
Infowatch found itself in hot water when it revealed it'd invented a system that firms can use to intercept employees' phone conversations.
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Flexible Hours, Recognition More Important Than Salary for Employees
Employees are increasingly giving more importance to non-monetary compensation like flexible hours and recognition over salary and bonus, a report says.
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Construction firm employee found dead in Lucknow
A construction company employee was found dead in the posh Gomtinagar area early on Monday with his face battered beyond recognition, police said.
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Chennai Company Sends 1,000 Employees On Fully Paid London Trip. Here's Why
Real estate firm Casagrand sent 1,000 employees on a fully sponsored London trip under its Profit Share Bonanza initiative, celebrating team contributions with equal recognition and curated travel experiences.
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Over 63% Employees In India Crave Recognition At Workplace, Report Shows
Recognition from senior leaders and openness at work are the most important factors in fostering a positive workplace culture, with 63 per cent of employees emphasizing the value of acknowledgement from leadership, a report said on Thursday.
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Apple Supplier Flex's Workers Stage One-Day Strike at Tamil Nadu Plant
Apple supplier Flex's workers staged a one-day strike at its plant in Tamil Nadu on Friday, demanding higher wages for the next three years and the recognition of a union. Unhappy over wages and policies, permanent workers at Flex's Tamil Nadu plant joined the Centre of Indian Trade Union.
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Activision Blizzard-Owned Studio Raven Software’s Workers Say They Have Formed Union
A group of employees at an Activision Blizzard studio that works on Call of Duty franchise said that they had formed a union and would seek voluntary recognition from the company, signalling organised labour's first foothold at the video game giant.
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Facebook Built a Facial Recognition App That Let Employees Identify People: Report
Facebook experimented with a face recognition app among its employees that allowed them to identify their colleagues and friends by pointing smartphone cameras at them.
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Amazon Staffs Tell Jeff Bezos To Cut Ties With US Immigration Authority
Employees at Amazon.com are calling on chief executive Jeff Bezos to end the sale of facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies and to discontinue partnerships with firms that work with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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iPhone 8 Reportedly Facing New Issues With Wireless Charging, 3D Front Sensor
A separate report claims that the Cupertino giant is still in a dilemma over Touch ID integration, and if it is missed, Apple may ditch Apple Pay as well.
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Teacher Education Council Asks Employees To Declare Assets
The council, authorised to provide recognition to B.Ed colleges and other teacher training institutes, has been receiving complaints of corruption against its employees.
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Russian Hi-Tech Spy Devices Under Attack Over Privacy Fears
Infowatch found itself in hot water when it revealed it'd invented a system that firms can use to intercept employees' phone conversations.
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Flexible Hours, Recognition More Important Than Salary for Employees
Employees are increasingly giving more importance to non-monetary compensation like flexible hours and recognition over salary and bonus, a report says.
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Construction firm employee found dead in Lucknow
A construction company employee was found dead in the posh Gomtinagar area early on Monday with his face battered beyond recognition, police said.
