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In Germany, Companies Are Hiring Private Detectives To Verify If Sick Staff Are Genuinely Unwell
Germany is facing a significant issue with absenteeism which is taking a toll on its economy.
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German Company Launches First-Of-Its-Kind 'Digital Condom'. Here's How It Works
CAMDOM is only available on Android devices and the company plans to launch an app for iOS soon.
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German Company Is Getting Rid Of Bosses, Asks Workers To "Self-Organize". Here's Why
The CEO said that he plans to cut the literal corporate rulebook, which runs more than 1,300 pages. "That's actually longer than 'War and Peace' and a lot less exciting," he said.
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Wirecard Drawn Into Investor Lawsuit Over Role in India Deal
Former investors claim they were duped into selling shares in first transaction and are seeking compensation from previous owners.
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Thyssenkrupp Inches Toward Breakup as Top Leadership Departs
Thyssenkrupp’s labor unions and its largest shareholder have continued to argue for keeping the company together.
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India Seeks To Double German Investment From 9.5 Billion Euros, Says Former Envoy Gurjit Singh
India is seeking to double Germany's investment in the country over the next five years from the current 9.5 billion euros, former Indian Ambassador to Germany Gurjit Singh said in Singapore today.
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In Germany, Companies Are Hiring Private Detectives To Verify If Sick Staff Are Genuinely Unwell
Germany is facing a significant issue with absenteeism which is taking a toll on its economy.
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German Company Launches First-Of-Its-Kind 'Digital Condom'. Here's How It Works
CAMDOM is only available on Android devices and the company plans to launch an app for iOS soon.
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German Company Is Getting Rid Of Bosses, Asks Workers To "Self-Organize". Here's Why
The CEO said that he plans to cut the literal corporate rulebook, which runs more than 1,300 pages. "That's actually longer than 'War and Peace' and a lot less exciting," he said.
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Wirecard Drawn Into Investor Lawsuit Over Role in India Deal
Former investors claim they were duped into selling shares in first transaction and are seeking compensation from previous owners.
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Thyssenkrupp Inches Toward Breakup as Top Leadership Departs
Thyssenkrupp’s labor unions and its largest shareholder have continued to argue for keeping the company together.
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India Seeks To Double German Investment From 9.5 Billion Euros, Says Former Envoy Gurjit Singh
India is seeking to double Germany's investment in the country over the next five years from the current 9.5 billion euros, former Indian Ambassador to Germany Gurjit Singh said in Singapore today.
