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UAE Man Who Never Worked A Day Wins Rs 26 Lakh In Salary Dispute
An employee in Abu Dhabi has won a lawsuit and been awarded approximately Rs 26 lakh in unpaid wages from a company that offered him a job but never allowed him to start working.
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Striking A Balance: The Legal And Ethical Dimensions Of Managing Employee Absenteeism
The authors examine employee absenteeism and analyse the challenges employers face due to long leaves or managing employees who are absent for extended periods, particularly due to medical reasons.
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Striking A Balance: The Legal And Ethical Dimensions Of Managing Employee Absenteeism
The authors examine employee absenteeism and analyse the challenges employers face due to long leaves or managing employees who are absent for extended periods, particularly due to medical reasons.
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Recovery has created far more low-wage jobs than better-paid ones
In essence, the poor economy has replaced good jobs with bad ones. That is the conclusion of a new report from the National Employment Law Project, a research and advocacy group, analyzing employment trends four years into the recovery.
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Covid-19: Order Asking Firms To Pay Wages During Lockdown Stands Withdrawn
The central government seems to have eased its stance on workers’ wages but what about states?
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Telangana High Court Quashes Labour Authority Order Asking Cognizant To Pay Sacked Employee
Labour authority has no jurisdiction under Shops and Establishments Act over IT industry, says court.
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Uber Is At The Centre Of A Challenge To The Gig Economy
Are drivers Uber’s workers? The answer is key to future of gig economy worldwide.
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U.K. Employment Appellate Tribunal Rules On Employment Status Of Uber Drivers
An important judicial intervention in the U.K. amidst the ongoing debate on Uber and the sharing economy.
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Singaporean Couple Jailed For Starving Philippine Maid
A Singaporean couple who starved their Philippine maid until she weighed just 29 kilogrammes (64 pounds) were jailed Monday, in a case described as "shocking" by prosecutors who are appealing for stiffer sentences.
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Recovery has created far more low-wage jobs than better-paid ones
In essence, the poor economy has replaced good jobs with bad ones. That is the conclusion of a new report from the National Employment Law Project, a research and advocacy group, analyzing employment trends four years into the recovery.
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UAE Man Who Never Worked A Day Wins Rs 26 Lakh In Salary Dispute
An employee in Abu Dhabi has won a lawsuit and been awarded approximately Rs 26 lakh in unpaid wages from a company that offered him a job but never allowed him to start working.
-
Striking A Balance: The Legal And Ethical Dimensions Of Managing Employee Absenteeism
The authors examine employee absenteeism and analyse the challenges employers face due to long leaves or managing employees who are absent for extended periods, particularly due to medical reasons.
-
Striking A Balance: The Legal And Ethical Dimensions Of Managing Employee Absenteeism
The authors examine employee absenteeism and analyse the challenges employers face due to long leaves or managing employees who are absent for extended periods, particularly due to medical reasons.
-
Recovery has created far more low-wage jobs than better-paid ones
In essence, the poor economy has replaced good jobs with bad ones. That is the conclusion of a new report from the National Employment Law Project, a research and advocacy group, analyzing employment trends four years into the recovery.
-
Covid-19: Order Asking Firms To Pay Wages During Lockdown Stands Withdrawn
The central government seems to have eased its stance on workers’ wages but what about states?
-
Telangana High Court Quashes Labour Authority Order Asking Cognizant To Pay Sacked Employee
Labour authority has no jurisdiction under Shops and Establishments Act over IT industry, says court.
-
Uber Is At The Centre Of A Challenge To The Gig Economy
Are drivers Uber’s workers? The answer is key to future of gig economy worldwide.
-
U.K. Employment Appellate Tribunal Rules On Employment Status Of Uber Drivers
An important judicial intervention in the U.K. amidst the ongoing debate on Uber and the sharing economy.
-
Singaporean Couple Jailed For Starving Philippine Maid
A Singaporean couple who starved their Philippine maid until she weighed just 29 kilogrammes (64 pounds) were jailed Monday, in a case described as "shocking" by prosecutors who are appealing for stiffer sentences.
-
Recovery has created far more low-wage jobs than better-paid ones
In essence, the poor economy has replaced good jobs with bad ones. That is the conclusion of a new report from the National Employment Law Project, a research and advocacy group, analyzing employment trends four years into the recovery.
