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Public Employees To Lose Retirement Benefits On Dismissal In New Pension Rule
The dismissal or removal of an employee of a public sector undertaking (PSU) will lead to forfeiture of the retirement benefits, the Centre has said.
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Rs 1, 465 Crore Paid To Ex-Servicemen As First Instalment Under OROP
Top public sector lender, the State Bank of India, today released arrears worth Rs 1,465 crore to 7.75 lakh defence pensioners under One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme, as per the government rules.
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1,774 People Above 100 Years Drawing Pension From Public Sector Banks
As many as 1,774 people who are above 100 years draw pension from public sector banks, government said today.
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No More Attestation by Gazetted Officers for Certificates in Puducherry
Puducherry government on Thursday dispensed with the system of gazetted officers attesting copies of cerificates of candidates applying for admission to educational institutions or for jobs in government departments, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) or local and autonomous bodies.
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Tamil Nadu to fill over two crore vacancies in government organisations: Minister
Tamil Nadu has over two crore vacancies across many government organisations ranging from the bank sector to the CBI, Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, V Narayanasamy, said in Chennai on Saturday.
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Greece approves tough salary, pension cuts
Greece's Parliament late on Tuesday approved new cuts in public sector pensions and government spending required to secure a second package of international rescue loans.
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Millions of workers to go on strike today
Other demands in the charter of the trade unions demands amendment to the Minimum Wages Act, provision for pensions, abolition of contract-based appointments and for putting an end to the disinvestment process of profit-making public sector undertakings (PSUs).
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Two million public sector workers in Britain strike over pension cutbacks
Public sector workers in Britain staged what is being billed as the biggest strike in decades on Wednesday to protest the cash-strapped government's plans to recast their pensions in an effort to reduce the cost to taxpayers.
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So far, Heathrow escapes chaos despite huge strike
Airline passengers arriving in Britain escaped chaos early Wednesday despite dire predictions of long waits, as border staff joined teachers, hospital workers and weather forecasters in the country's largest strike in decades. The one-day strike has been called in protest at the government's plan to make public sector pensions less generous in the ...
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More than two million public sector workers to go on strike in UK today
More than two million British public sector workers are expected to go on strike on Wednesday over proposed pension reforms, threatening chaos for travellers using London's Heathrow Airport.
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Public Employees To Lose Retirement Benefits On Dismissal In New Pension Rule
The dismissal or removal of an employee of a public sector undertaking (PSU) will lead to forfeiture of the retirement benefits, the Centre has said.
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Rs 1, 465 Crore Paid To Ex-Servicemen As First Instalment Under OROP
Top public sector lender, the State Bank of India, today released arrears worth Rs 1,465 crore to 7.75 lakh defence pensioners under One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme, as per the government rules.
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1,774 People Above 100 Years Drawing Pension From Public Sector Banks
As many as 1,774 people who are above 100 years draw pension from public sector banks, government said today.
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No More Attestation by Gazetted Officers for Certificates in Puducherry
Puducherry government on Thursday dispensed with the system of gazetted officers attesting copies of cerificates of candidates applying for admission to educational institutions or for jobs in government departments, Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) or local and autonomous bodies.
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Tamil Nadu to fill over two crore vacancies in government organisations: Minister
Tamil Nadu has over two crore vacancies across many government organisations ranging from the bank sector to the CBI, Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, V Narayanasamy, said in Chennai on Saturday.
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Greece approves tough salary, pension cuts
Greece's Parliament late on Tuesday approved new cuts in public sector pensions and government spending required to secure a second package of international rescue loans.
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Millions of workers to go on strike today
Other demands in the charter of the trade unions demands amendment to the Minimum Wages Act, provision for pensions, abolition of contract-based appointments and for putting an end to the disinvestment process of profit-making public sector undertakings (PSUs).
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Two million public sector workers in Britain strike over pension cutbacks
Public sector workers in Britain staged what is being billed as the biggest strike in decades on Wednesday to protest the cash-strapped government's plans to recast their pensions in an effort to reduce the cost to taxpayers.
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So far, Heathrow escapes chaos despite huge strike
Airline passengers arriving in Britain escaped chaos early Wednesday despite dire predictions of long waits, as border staff joined teachers, hospital workers and weather forecasters in the country's largest strike in decades. The one-day strike has been called in protest at the government's plan to make public sector pensions less generous in the ...
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More than two million public sector workers to go on strike in UK today
More than two million British public sector workers are expected to go on strike on Wednesday over proposed pension reforms, threatening chaos for travellers using London's Heathrow Airport.
