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LinkedIn Job Posting Accidentally Reveals Role Promised To Internal Candidate
A company's job ad accidentally reveals that an internal candidate has already been locked in for a senior finance analyst position.
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Chinese University's Job Ad Requiring PhD For Canteen Manager Role Sparks Debate
A university in China has sparked controversy after posting a job advertisement for a canteen manager that requires a doctoral degree.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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"Can't Speak Kannada? Come To Delhi": CEO's Hiring Post Sparks Controversy
A social media post by Vikram Chopra, CEO of Cars24, has triggered a debate over linguistic identity and workplace inclusivity. Mr Chopra shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) aimed at those living in Bengaluru open for jobs in Delhi-NCR.
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"Rs 20 Lakh Fee Was Never Part of the Plan": Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal Clarifies On 'Chief Of Staff' Role
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal clarified that the company never intended to charge Rs 20 lakh for the Chief of Staff role, following controversy over an unusual job posting.
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Japan TV Anchor Fired Over Social Media Post Criticising Men's Body Odour
A Tokyo-based television news anchor was fired from her job and faced online backlash after a controversial post on social media in which she criticised men's hygiene habits.
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3 Indians In UAE Lose Jobs Over Controversial Social Media Posts: Report
Three more Indians based in the UAE have either been fired or suspended from their jobs over controversial posts on social media, days after the Indian ambassador to the Gulf nation warned the expatriates against posting such provocative updates online, a media report has said.
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Donald Trump's Spokesperson Sarah Sanders To Step Down This Month
Sarah Sanders, the combative White House press secretary whose tenure was marked by controversy and questions about her credibility, will be leaving after 22 months on the job, President Donald Trump announced Thursday.
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Don't Like Pakoda? Jyotiraditya Scindia's Samosa Dig At Jobs Report
Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia's subtle dig at the government amid a huge controversy over a yet-to-be-released report on jobs was to fry samosas at his constituency in Madhya Pradesh. "Frying Samosas today for those who do not like pakodas," he posted with a video of his culinary escapades, referencing a comment of Prime Minister Narendra Mo...
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Gary Kirsten Joins The Race To Become Indian Women's Cricket Head Coach: Reports
The women's team head coach post fell vacant when interim coach Ramesh Powar's term ended.
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Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian Quits, Says "Best Job, Not Without Controversy Sometimes"
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian quit on Wednesday after four years in what he described as "the best job I ever had, not without controversies sometimes." Mr Subramanian wanted to go back to the US for personal reasons, Minister Arun Jaitley had announced in a Facebook post earlier.
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CNN Cuts Ties With Kathy Griffin Amid Controversy Over Comedian's Gruesome Anti-Trump Photo
Kathy Griffin continues to drown in backlash over a gruesome photo shoot that enraged President Donald Trump, drew widespread bipartisan criticism and has now cost Griffin her longtime New Year's Eve co-host job with CNN.
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The Nonprofit Director Who Called Michelle Obama An 'Ape In Heels' Has Lost Her Job - For Good
The nonprofit director whose controversial "ape in heels" comment about first lady Michelle Obama propelled a small West Virginia town into an embarrassing national spotlight has been fired from her job.
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Baseball: Curt Schilling Fired By ESPN Over Transgender Comments
Curt Schilling was sacked from his job as a baseball analyst by American sports broadcaster ESPN on Wednesday, following a sarcastic online post that was seen as attacking transgender people.
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LinkedIn Job Posting Accidentally Reveals Role Promised To Internal Candidate
A company's job ad accidentally reveals that an internal candidate has already been locked in for a senior finance analyst position.
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Chinese University's Job Ad Requiring PhD For Canteen Manager Role Sparks Debate
A university in China has sparked controversy after posting a job advertisement for a canteen manager that requires a doctoral degree.
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Chinese Company Lists "Free Toilets, Free Lifts" As Job Perks, Sparks Online Laughter
The job posting drew widespread criticism and controversy over its so-called "benefits", which are otherwise pretty standard in any company.
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"Can't Speak Kannada? Come To Delhi": CEO's Hiring Post Sparks Controversy
A social media post by Vikram Chopra, CEO of Cars24, has triggered a debate over linguistic identity and workplace inclusivity. Mr Chopra shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) aimed at those living in Bengaluru open for jobs in Delhi-NCR.
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"Rs 20 Lakh Fee Was Never Part of the Plan": Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal Clarifies On 'Chief Of Staff' Role
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal clarified that the company never intended to charge Rs 20 lakh for the Chief of Staff role, following controversy over an unusual job posting.
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Japan TV Anchor Fired Over Social Media Post Criticising Men's Body Odour
A Tokyo-based television news anchor was fired from her job and faced online backlash after a controversial post on social media in which she criticised men's hygiene habits.
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3 Indians In UAE Lose Jobs Over Controversial Social Media Posts: Report
Three more Indians based in the UAE have either been fired or suspended from their jobs over controversial posts on social media, days after the Indian ambassador to the Gulf nation warned the expatriates against posting such provocative updates online, a media report has said.
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Donald Trump's Spokesperson Sarah Sanders To Step Down This Month
Sarah Sanders, the combative White House press secretary whose tenure was marked by controversy and questions about her credibility, will be leaving after 22 months on the job, President Donald Trump announced Thursday.
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Don't Like Pakoda? Jyotiraditya Scindia's Samosa Dig At Jobs Report
Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia's subtle dig at the government amid a huge controversy over a yet-to-be-released report on jobs was to fry samosas at his constituency in Madhya Pradesh. "Frying Samosas today for those who do not like pakodas," he posted with a video of his culinary escapades, referencing a comment of Prime Minister Narendra Mo...
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Gary Kirsten Joins The Race To Become Indian Women's Cricket Head Coach: Reports
The women's team head coach post fell vacant when interim coach Ramesh Powar's term ended.
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Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian Quits, Says "Best Job, Not Without Controversy Sometimes"
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian quit on Wednesday after four years in what he described as "the best job I ever had, not without controversies sometimes." Mr Subramanian wanted to go back to the US for personal reasons, Minister Arun Jaitley had announced in a Facebook post earlier.
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CNN Cuts Ties With Kathy Griffin Amid Controversy Over Comedian's Gruesome Anti-Trump Photo
Kathy Griffin continues to drown in backlash over a gruesome photo shoot that enraged President Donald Trump, drew widespread bipartisan criticism and has now cost Griffin her longtime New Year's Eve co-host job with CNN.
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The Nonprofit Director Who Called Michelle Obama An 'Ape In Heels' Has Lost Her Job - For Good
The nonprofit director whose controversial "ape in heels" comment about first lady Michelle Obama propelled a small West Virginia town into an embarrassing national spotlight has been fired from her job.
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Baseball: Curt Schilling Fired By ESPN Over Transgender Comments
Curt Schilling was sacked from his job as a baseball analyst by American sports broadcaster ESPN on Wednesday, following a sarcastic online post that was seen as attacking transgender people.
