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Google Marks Labour Day With Colourful Doodle Honouring Workers Worldwide
Google marked Labour Day with a colourful Doodle celebrating workers worldwide, highlighting their role in shaping modern workplaces and recognising their contributions across industries.
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Activist Nodeep Kaur Beaten Up At Police Station, Bail Plea Alleges
Labour rights activist Nodeep Kaur in her bail plea before the Punjab and Haryana High Court has claimed that she was severely beaten up at a police station after her arrest by the Sonipat police last month.
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Kuwait Sets Minimum Wage For Domestic Helps In First For Gulf
Kuwait has set a minimum wage for its hundreds of thousands of mostly Asian domestic workers, in a first for Gulf states which have come under widespread accusations of abuse.
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Rs 251 Smartphone Rings Alarm Bell On Workers' Conditions, Say Campaigners
The makers of the Rs. 251 ($4) smartphone hope that its low price will allow millions of poor people to own a mobile phone in a market with only 10 per cent penetration.
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Young Peruvians Clash With Police Over Cuts in Labor Rights
Thousands of young Peruvians marched in at least nine cities protesting a new law that strips workers between ages 18 and 24 of some labour rights.
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Woman Having Baby Through Surrogacy Entitled to All Maternity Benefits: High Court
In a landmark judgement, Kerala High Court today held that a woman, whose child is born of surrogacy, is also entitled to all maternity benefits.
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Google Marks Labour Day With Colourful Doodle Honouring Workers Worldwide
Google marked Labour Day with a colourful Doodle celebrating workers worldwide, highlighting their role in shaping modern workplaces and recognising their contributions across industries.
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Activist Nodeep Kaur Beaten Up At Police Station, Bail Plea Alleges
Labour rights activist Nodeep Kaur in her bail plea before the Punjab and Haryana High Court has claimed that she was severely beaten up at a police station after her arrest by the Sonipat police last month.
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Kuwait Sets Minimum Wage For Domestic Helps In First For Gulf
Kuwait has set a minimum wage for its hundreds of thousands of mostly Asian domestic workers, in a first for Gulf states which have come under widespread accusations of abuse.
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Rs 251 Smartphone Rings Alarm Bell On Workers' Conditions, Say Campaigners
The makers of the Rs. 251 ($4) smartphone hope that its low price will allow millions of poor people to own a mobile phone in a market with only 10 per cent penetration.
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Young Peruvians Clash With Police Over Cuts in Labor Rights
Thousands of young Peruvians marched in at least nine cities protesting a new law that strips workers between ages 18 and 24 of some labour rights.
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Woman Having Baby Through Surrogacy Entitled to All Maternity Benefits: High Court
In a landmark judgement, Kerala High Court today held that a woman, whose child is born of surrogacy, is also entitled to all maternity benefits.
