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Chingari Lays Off 20 Percent of Its Workforce as Part of Organisation Restructuring
Chingari has laid off around 60 employees as part of its restructuring plan, the company said on Tuesday. The short-video-based social media app has laid off only 20 percent of its workforce. The Chingari spokesperson said that the company as part of severance package is offering two months' salary to the impacted employees to assist them during th...
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School Teachers Tweet Their Salary Woes To Education Minister
When the Education Minister called upon parents to submit their questions to be addressed in a webinar, several teachers took to Twitter and directed their salary woes at the minister.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Parents Want Fee Waiver, Schools Cite Concerns Over Payment Of Salaries
Adding to the woes are several charges levied by schools including transport and miscellaneous activities including swimming and horse riding, which are not actually being conducted due to lockdown.
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This Hilarious 'Money Meme' Is Perfect Antidote To End Of The Month Woes
As the end of the month nears and nearly everyone bemoans their bank balance (or lack thereof), Twitter has come up with a hilarious meme to make things seem a little brighter. After all, laughter makes everything better.
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Jet Airways To Get $35 Million From Frequent Flyer Programme: Report
Sources in the aviation industry in Abu Dhabi have confirmed to ANI that Etihad Airways has green lighted JPPL, Jet's Frequent Flyer Programme which is majority-owned by Etihad, to enter into an agreement that will provide Jet immediate liquidity of $35 million to help it meet some of its current obligations including staff salaries.
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Delhi Lawmakers To Meet Home Minister Rajnath Singh Over Salary Woes
A six-member committee of the Delhi Assembly led by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia will meet Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to seek an increase in the salary of Delhi legislators.
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Panasonic president, chairman take 50 per cent pay cut
The president and chief executive of Japanese electronics giant Panasonic will have their salaries halved as part of a move to take the blame for the firm's financial woes, the company said on Wednesday.
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AIFF and it's money woes
With its coffers running dry, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) is now contemplating hiring the next national team coach at a salary that could be less than what former coach Bob Houghton received.
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Air India: Old cash crunch story could hit salaries
After a detour toward what seemed like better times, Air India is back to familiar territory - it's on the cusp of such a major cash crunch that employees may not get their salaries after March 2011.Every month, salaries for those on the Maharajah's service total 300 crores. But from November 2010 to March 2011, the airline projects a shortfall of ...
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Chingari Lays Off 20 Percent of Its Workforce as Part of Organisation Restructuring
Chingari has laid off around 60 employees as part of its restructuring plan, the company said on Tuesday. The short-video-based social media app has laid off only 20 percent of its workforce. The Chingari spokesperson said that the company as part of severance package is offering two months' salary to the impacted employees to assist them during th...
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School Teachers Tweet Their Salary Woes To Education Minister
When the Education Minister called upon parents to submit their questions to be addressed in a webinar, several teachers took to Twitter and directed their salary woes at the minister.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Parents Want Fee Waiver, Schools Cite Concerns Over Payment Of Salaries
Adding to the woes are several charges levied by schools including transport and miscellaneous activities including swimming and horse riding, which are not actually being conducted due to lockdown.
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This Hilarious 'Money Meme' Is Perfect Antidote To End Of The Month Woes
As the end of the month nears and nearly everyone bemoans their bank balance (or lack thereof), Twitter has come up with a hilarious meme to make things seem a little brighter. After all, laughter makes everything better.
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Jet Airways To Get $35 Million From Frequent Flyer Programme: Report
Sources in the aviation industry in Abu Dhabi have confirmed to ANI that Etihad Airways has green lighted JPPL, Jet's Frequent Flyer Programme which is majority-owned by Etihad, to enter into an agreement that will provide Jet immediate liquidity of $35 million to help it meet some of its current obligations including staff salaries.
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Delhi Lawmakers To Meet Home Minister Rajnath Singh Over Salary Woes
A six-member committee of the Delhi Assembly led by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia will meet Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to seek an increase in the salary of Delhi legislators.
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Panasonic president, chairman take 50 per cent pay cut
The president and chief executive of Japanese electronics giant Panasonic will have their salaries halved as part of a move to take the blame for the firm's financial woes, the company said on Wednesday.
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AIFF and it's money woes
With its coffers running dry, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) is now contemplating hiring the next national team coach at a salary that could be less than what former coach Bob Houghton received.
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Air India: Old cash crunch story could hit salaries
After a detour toward what seemed like better times, Air India is back to familiar territory - it's on the cusp of such a major cash crunch that employees may not get their salaries after March 2011.Every month, salaries for those on the Maharajah's service total 300 crores. But from November 2010 to March 2011, the airline projects a shortfall of ...
