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No Streetlights, UP Biker Falls Into Pit, Dies After Shivering For 12 Hours
In Noida, it was a water-filled pit that killed a techie. Less than a month later, near Kanpur, a deep hole filled with mud, acting almost like quicksand, claimed a 25-year-old labourer's life.
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"Robots Need Your Body": New Site Lets AI Rent Human Labour
Rentahuman.ai is a new marketplace where AI software acts as the employer, hiring humans to perform physical "real-world" tasks, effectively turning people into an on-demand service layer for autonomous agents.
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Explained: What In Governor's Speech Sparked Karnataka Assembly Storm
A showdown between the Karnataka government and the governor erupted on the floor of the assembly on Wednesday after Governor Thawarchand Gehlot walked out without reading the inaugural speech.
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New Labour Codes: Key Details On Gratuity Payment As Eligibility Reduced To 1 Year
The new rule is expected to encourage formal employment, promote direct hiring, and reduce excessive contractualisation.
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IT Union Files Dispute Against TCS Over Layoffs, Karnataka May Also Intervene
The Karnataka State IT/ITeS Employees Union (KITU) has filed an industrial dispute against Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) over its proposed layoffs.
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Nicole Daedone: Wellness Firm CEO Guilty Of Forcing Employees Into Sex Acts
Jurors sided with prosecutors who alleged that Daedone and Cherwitz manipulated vulnerable members and employees into unpaid labour and forced sexual acts under the guise of "healing" and "empowerment."
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"Act Of Barbarity": Indian Worker Left To Die After Farm Accident In Italy
An Indian farm labourer working in Italy died Wednesday after being left by the road following an accident that severed his arm, a minister said, condemning an "act of barbarity".
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Arunachal's Porters - Vital Links Between Polling Parties, Electors
The Auxiliary Labour Corps (ALCs), also known as porters, still act as vital links between election personnel and people in Arunachal Pradesh as they are tasked with carrying polling materials
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US Restaurant Ordered To Pay $140,000 Fine After Hiring Fake Priest To Extract Confessions Of Workers
The owner has now been asked to pay $140,000 (Rs 1.1 crore) back in wages and damages to employees in what is being regarded as "the most shameless act of corruption an employer has taken against its staff".
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Indian Man, 70, Convicted In US For Sexually Abusing Employee
A 70-year-old Indian national in the United States has been convicted for a slew of charges, including coercing one of his female workers to force labour and sexual acts, according to a statement issued by the justice department.
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No Streetlights, UP Biker Falls Into Pit, Dies After Shivering For 12 Hours
In Noida, it was a water-filled pit that killed a techie. Less than a month later, near Kanpur, a deep hole filled with mud, acting almost like quicksand, claimed a 25-year-old labourer's life.
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"Robots Need Your Body": New Site Lets AI Rent Human Labour
Rentahuman.ai is a new marketplace where AI software acts as the employer, hiring humans to perform physical "real-world" tasks, effectively turning people into an on-demand service layer for autonomous agents.
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Explained: What In Governor's Speech Sparked Karnataka Assembly Storm
A showdown between the Karnataka government and the governor erupted on the floor of the assembly on Wednesday after Governor Thawarchand Gehlot walked out without reading the inaugural speech.
-
New Labour Codes: Key Details On Gratuity Payment As Eligibility Reduced To 1 Year
The new rule is expected to encourage formal employment, promote direct hiring, and reduce excessive contractualisation.
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IT Union Files Dispute Against TCS Over Layoffs, Karnataka May Also Intervene
The Karnataka State IT/ITeS Employees Union (KITU) has filed an industrial dispute against Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) over its proposed layoffs.
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Nicole Daedone: Wellness Firm CEO Guilty Of Forcing Employees Into Sex Acts
Jurors sided with prosecutors who alleged that Daedone and Cherwitz manipulated vulnerable members and employees into unpaid labour and forced sexual acts under the guise of "healing" and "empowerment."
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"Act Of Barbarity": Indian Worker Left To Die After Farm Accident In Italy
An Indian farm labourer working in Italy died Wednesday after being left by the road following an accident that severed his arm, a minister said, condemning an "act of barbarity".
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Arunachal's Porters - Vital Links Between Polling Parties, Electors
The Auxiliary Labour Corps (ALCs), also known as porters, still act as vital links between election personnel and people in Arunachal Pradesh as they are tasked with carrying polling materials
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US Restaurant Ordered To Pay $140,000 Fine After Hiring Fake Priest To Extract Confessions Of Workers
The owner has now been asked to pay $140,000 (Rs 1.1 crore) back in wages and damages to employees in what is being regarded as "the most shameless act of corruption an employer has taken against its staff".
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Indian Man, 70, Convicted In US For Sexually Abusing Employee
A 70-year-old Indian national in the United States has been convicted for a slew of charges, including coercing one of his female workers to force labour and sexual acts, according to a statement issued by the justice department.
