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Women In Delhi Can Now Work Night Shifts In Shops, Commercial Establishments
Women in Delhi can now legally work night shifts in shops and commercial establishments, with the government easing long-standing restrictions under the Delhi Shops and Establishments Act.
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Special App, Safe Zones: Bengal's Measures For Women Working Night Shifts
The West Bengal government has proposed several measures for the safety of working women during the night shift amid a nationwide outrage over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor during her 36-hour shift at a Kolkata hospital.
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Just 3 Night Shifts Can Raise The Risk Of Diabetes, Obesity: Study
Just three-night shifts may be enough to raise your risk of several diseases like diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic disorders, finds a study.
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Karnataka Assembly Passes Bill For Women To Work Night Shifts At Factories
The Karnataka Legislative Assembly on Wednesday passed a Bill, amending the Factories Act, to allow women to work night shifts at factories.
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Free Transport Among New Rules For Women Working Late In UP
In order to provide a safe environment for women at the workplace, the Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday, in an order, stated that no women worker can be bound to do the night shift in factories across the state.
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10 Foods And Drinks To Have Before Bed Even If You Work Night Shift
Our body clock takes its cue from sunlight. It sets the circadian rhythm of our body which, in turn, affects all the bodily functions hence it it is advisable to not eat very late and to avoid heavy snacking at bedtime.
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Fans, Toilets Don't Work: UP Doctors Release Videos, Government Acts
Government doctors treating COVID-19 patients in Uttar Pradesh's Rae Bareli district were transferred to a guest house on Wednesday night after releasing videos highlighting deplorable and squalid living conditions at a government-run school
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Working In Shifts May Increase The Risk Of Heart Diseases, Stroke And Type-2 Diabetes, Says Study
According to the researchers, shift workers are at an increased risk of sleep disorder and metabolic syndrome which can increase the risk of heart diseases, stroke and type-2 diabetes.
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"Don't Have Women On Night Shift": KCR To Transport Staff After Veterinarian's Rape, Murder
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, reacting to the gang-rape and murder of a 26-year-old veterinarian, made a potentially controversial statement by saying that women employees of the state transport body should not be made to work at night as a safety measure.
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Eating A Snack Increases Focus, Energy And Productivity On Nightshift - Say Experts
A simple snack is the best choice for maximising alertness and productivity on night shift, suggests study.
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Night Shifts Can Raise Risk Of Early Menopause: Study
An early menopause could also come from the stress of working late at night, as stress hormones are believed to disrupt sex hormones like oestrogen. Read here to know more.
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6 Ayurvedic Diet Tips And Healthy Eating Options For Night Shift Workers
Numerous studies have repeatedly confirmed that the ones who work in night shifts weigh more than the ones who work in day shifts. Weight gain is also associated with other health problems. But fret not, to prevent weight gain and other health problems, Ayurveda has laid down a few healthy diet tips for night shift workers that will help them maint...
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Night Shift May Put Women At Increased Cancer Risk: Study
Women who work in night shifts may be at a significantly higher risk of breast, skin and stomach cancers, scientists have warned.
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Santa Claus May Be At Serious Health Risk: Experts
Santa Claus is adored by youngsters the world over, but he could be setting a bad example when it comes to his physical health and mental well being, according to UK doctors.
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Working Night Shifts Raises Risk Of Obesity: Study
Overnights shifts could be bad for your health and well-being, claims a recent study. In the study, it was found that doing overnight shifts can raise your risk of getting obese by as much as 29 per cent as compared to those working during day-time.
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Women In Delhi Can Now Work Night Shifts In Shops, Commercial Establishments
Women in Delhi can now legally work night shifts in shops and commercial establishments, with the government easing long-standing restrictions under the Delhi Shops and Establishments Act.
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Special App, Safe Zones: Bengal's Measures For Women Working Night Shifts
The West Bengal government has proposed several measures for the safety of working women during the night shift amid a nationwide outrage over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor during her 36-hour shift at a Kolkata hospital.
-
Just 3 Night Shifts Can Raise The Risk Of Diabetes, Obesity: Study
Just three-night shifts may be enough to raise your risk of several diseases like diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic disorders, finds a study.
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Karnataka Assembly Passes Bill For Women To Work Night Shifts At Factories
The Karnataka Legislative Assembly on Wednesday passed a Bill, amending the Factories Act, to allow women to work night shifts at factories.
-
Free Transport Among New Rules For Women Working Late In UP
In order to provide a safe environment for women at the workplace, the Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday, in an order, stated that no women worker can be bound to do the night shift in factories across the state.
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10 Foods And Drinks To Have Before Bed Even If You Work Night Shift
Our body clock takes its cue from sunlight. It sets the circadian rhythm of our body which, in turn, affects all the bodily functions hence it it is advisable to not eat very late and to avoid heavy snacking at bedtime.
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Fans, Toilets Don't Work: UP Doctors Release Videos, Government Acts
Government doctors treating COVID-19 patients in Uttar Pradesh's Rae Bareli district were transferred to a guest house on Wednesday night after releasing videos highlighting deplorable and squalid living conditions at a government-run school
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Working In Shifts May Increase The Risk Of Heart Diseases, Stroke And Type-2 Diabetes, Says Study
According to the researchers, shift workers are at an increased risk of sleep disorder and metabolic syndrome which can increase the risk of heart diseases, stroke and type-2 diabetes.
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"Don't Have Women On Night Shift": KCR To Transport Staff After Veterinarian's Rape, Murder
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, reacting to the gang-rape and murder of a 26-year-old veterinarian, made a potentially controversial statement by saying that women employees of the state transport body should not be made to work at night as a safety measure.
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Eating A Snack Increases Focus, Energy And Productivity On Nightshift - Say Experts
A simple snack is the best choice for maximising alertness and productivity on night shift, suggests study.
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Night Shifts Can Raise Risk Of Early Menopause: Study
An early menopause could also come from the stress of working late at night, as stress hormones are believed to disrupt sex hormones like oestrogen. Read here to know more.
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6 Ayurvedic Diet Tips And Healthy Eating Options For Night Shift Workers
Numerous studies have repeatedly confirmed that the ones who work in night shifts weigh more than the ones who work in day shifts. Weight gain is also associated with other health problems. But fret not, to prevent weight gain and other health problems, Ayurveda has laid down a few healthy diet tips for night shift workers that will help them maint...
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Night Shift May Put Women At Increased Cancer Risk: Study
Women who work in night shifts may be at a significantly higher risk of breast, skin and stomach cancers, scientists have warned.
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Santa Claus May Be At Serious Health Risk: Experts
Santa Claus is adored by youngsters the world over, but he could be setting a bad example when it comes to his physical health and mental well being, according to UK doctors.
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Working Night Shifts Raises Risk Of Obesity: Study
Overnights shifts could be bad for your health and well-being, claims a recent study. In the study, it was found that doing overnight shifts can raise your risk of getting obese by as much as 29 per cent as compared to those working during day-time.
