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"Even At Rs 1 Crore Salaries": US CEO Claims Indian Tech Workers Lack Work Ethic
With over 369,000 views, Varun Vummadi's X post resonated with many users.
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41% Of Indian Workers Have 2 Or More Sources Of Income: Report
About 41 percent of Indian workers now have two or more sources of income, the highest among 18 surveyed countries, as there has been a substantial rise in salary satisfaction among the Indian professionals, a report showed on Tuesday.
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Salary Income Of Indians In Gulf Exempt From Income Tax: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday said salary income earned by non-resident Indians in Gulf countries would continue to be exempt from tax in India.
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Doctors Of Delhi's Hindu Rao Hospital End Strike After Civic Body Pays Salaries Till September
Resident Doctors and health workers at Hindu Rao Hospital ended their strike over non-payment of salaries on Wednesday night, after their salaries till September was paid by North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC)
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3 Indian IL&FS Officials Arrested In Ethiopia Over Unpaid Wages
The Ethiopian police have taken into custody three Indian officials of crisis-hit IL&FS over non-payment of taxes and workers' salaries even as five Indian employees continue to be in captivity of the unpaid staff in the African nation, a source said.
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Hike Minimum Salary Of H1-B Visa Holders, Says US Congress Committee
The US Congress is trying to pass a law that could make life tougher for companies hiring workers on H1-B visa, which is popular among Indian IT professionals. The proposed law involves a substantial hike in minimum salary -- from $60,000 to $90,000. It also makes it impossible to replace Americans with workers brought in under H1-B visa.
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What Is H-1B Visa? 10 Points You Need To Know
Proposed changes to the rules for H-1B visas for foreign workers in the US, which will impact Indian outsourcing firms like Infosys, Wipro and TCS, are being considered by American lawmakers. A bill introduced in the US House of Representatives calls for doubling the minimum salary of H-1B visa holders, making it harder for companies to hire foreig...
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Government Helps Another Distressed Indian In Saudi Arabia
The government will extend all help to an Indian man working in Saudi Arabia without being paid his salary for the last 28 months, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said today.
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200 Indian Workers Without Salary for 5 Months in Oman: Report
At least 200 Indian workers at an Oman-based construction company have been left stranded as they have not received their salaries for past five months, a media report said today.
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On Strike Indian Workers Get Their Outstanding Salaries in Bahrain
More than 100 Indian, Pakistani and Filipino workers of Mercury Middle East, who went on strike for non-payment of salaries, have been paid their wages after the intervention of diplomats and labour officials, a media report said today.
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Indian Workers Accuse Saudi Company of Not Paying Salaries
A group of Indian workers in Saudi Arabia have accused a local company of not paying their salaries for six months and appealed for help so that they can come back home, media reported.
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Unpaid Indian women workers sent home from Saudi Arabia
The Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia has finally repatriated a group of Indian women workers who were not paid their salaries for the past nine months by their employer.
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Indian government to repatriate five stuck in Dubai
Five Indian workers stranded in Dubai for months due to non-payment of their salaries by a firm will soon be repatriated.
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78 Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia
Seventy-eight Indians, working for a private firm in Saudi Arabia, have been left stranded without food and water after their employer reneged on paying their salaries for about six months, apart from failing to issue them identity and medical aid cards.
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Centre urged to help imprisoned Indian workers in Angola
CPI General Secretary S Sudhakar Reddy on Sunday urged the Centre to enquire about Indian workers in Angola, who were allegedly fired at when they demanded payment of salaries, and provide help to them.
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"Even At Rs 1 Crore Salaries": US CEO Claims Indian Tech Workers Lack Work Ethic
With over 369,000 views, Varun Vummadi's X post resonated with many users.
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41% Of Indian Workers Have 2 Or More Sources Of Income: Report
About 41 percent of Indian workers now have two or more sources of income, the highest among 18 surveyed countries, as there has been a substantial rise in salary satisfaction among the Indian professionals, a report showed on Tuesday.
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Salary Income Of Indians In Gulf Exempt From Income Tax: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday said salary income earned by non-resident Indians in Gulf countries would continue to be exempt from tax in India.
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Doctors Of Delhi's Hindu Rao Hospital End Strike After Civic Body Pays Salaries Till September
Resident Doctors and health workers at Hindu Rao Hospital ended their strike over non-payment of salaries on Wednesday night, after their salaries till September was paid by North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC)
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3 Indian IL&FS Officials Arrested In Ethiopia Over Unpaid Wages
The Ethiopian police have taken into custody three Indian officials of crisis-hit IL&FS over non-payment of taxes and workers' salaries even as five Indian employees continue to be in captivity of the unpaid staff in the African nation, a source said.
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Hike Minimum Salary Of H1-B Visa Holders, Says US Congress Committee
The US Congress is trying to pass a law that could make life tougher for companies hiring workers on H1-B visa, which is popular among Indian IT professionals. The proposed law involves a substantial hike in minimum salary -- from $60,000 to $90,000. It also makes it impossible to replace Americans with workers brought in under H1-B visa.
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What Is H-1B Visa? 10 Points You Need To Know
Proposed changes to the rules for H-1B visas for foreign workers in the US, which will impact Indian outsourcing firms like Infosys, Wipro and TCS, are being considered by American lawmakers. A bill introduced in the US House of Representatives calls for doubling the minimum salary of H-1B visa holders, making it harder for companies to hire foreig...
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Government Helps Another Distressed Indian In Saudi Arabia
The government will extend all help to an Indian man working in Saudi Arabia without being paid his salary for the last 28 months, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said today.
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200 Indian Workers Without Salary for 5 Months in Oman: Report
At least 200 Indian workers at an Oman-based construction company have been left stranded as they have not received their salaries for past five months, a media report said today.
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On Strike Indian Workers Get Their Outstanding Salaries in Bahrain
More than 100 Indian, Pakistani and Filipino workers of Mercury Middle East, who went on strike for non-payment of salaries, have been paid their wages after the intervention of diplomats and labour officials, a media report said today.
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Indian Workers Accuse Saudi Company of Not Paying Salaries
A group of Indian workers in Saudi Arabia have accused a local company of not paying their salaries for six months and appealed for help so that they can come back home, media reported.
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Unpaid Indian women workers sent home from Saudi Arabia
The Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia has finally repatriated a group of Indian women workers who were not paid their salaries for the past nine months by their employer.
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Indian government to repatriate five stuck in Dubai
Five Indian workers stranded in Dubai for months due to non-payment of their salaries by a firm will soon be repatriated.
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78 Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia
Seventy-eight Indians, working for a private firm in Saudi Arabia, have been left stranded without food and water after their employer reneged on paying their salaries for about six months, apart from failing to issue them identity and medical aid cards.
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Centre urged to help imprisoned Indian workers in Angola
CPI General Secretary S Sudhakar Reddy on Sunday urged the Centre to enquire about Indian workers in Angola, who were allegedly fired at when they demanded payment of salaries, and provide help to them.
