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US Company Fires Employee During Unexpected 9 pm HR Call: "I Was The Only Person From India"
The employee said HR made it clear that the decision was not related to his performance. He also pointed out that he was the only Indian employee on his engineering team.
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Restrictions On Drone Exports, Companies: China Responds To US Sanctions
The move comes days after the United States imposed fresh tariffs on China and 59 other countries, adding to a series of recent trade measures.
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Indian Techie Says US Startup Rejected Him For Having A 'Strong' Accent, Internet Reacts
In a post on X, Verma alleged that the founder praised his portfolio and technical abilities but declined to move forward because he wanted someone with an American accent.
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Dating App Bumble Hit By Cyberattacks In US, CrunchBase And Match Affected Too
The hackers didn't get into Bumble's member database, member accounts, the Bumble application, direct messages, or profiles
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Indian-Origin Howard Professor Explains Why US Companies Prefer H-1B Workers: "Cheaper And Controllable"
He explained that US companies favour the program because it lets them hire workers at lower wages who are tied to their employers, limiting job mobility.
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US Company Fires Indian Employees Over 4-Minute Zoom Call, No Questions Allowed
A US-based company abruptly laid off its Indian workforce via a 4-minute virtual call, offering no prior warning or opportunity for discussion.
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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
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US Nail Salon Worker Earned Over Rs 8 Crore With 13 Remote IT Jobs. How He Got Caught
Minh Phuong Ngoc Vong earned over $970,000 in salaries for software development work, which authorities claim was performed by North Korean operatives based in Shenyang.
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"Disaster": Trump Halts Law Barring Firms From Bribing Foreign Officials
President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back enforcement of a law that bars US companies from bribing foreign officials, arguing that the restriction puts American firms at a disadvantage.
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US Company Offers Unique Service To Let Employees Anonymously Scold Bosses
The company's mission is to acknowledge complaints, cultivate a culture of responsiveness, and promote respect in the workplace.
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"Embarrassed, Angry": US Company Vice President Fired After Receiving 25% Bonus
Despite receiving a raise and a 25% bonus in a recent review, the employee was informed that his position was being eliminated due to cost-cutting measures.
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This US Firm Is Paying Employees To Socialise After 3 pm, But There's A Small Catch
The '3-3-3' perk lets employees spend up to $30 on food and drinks if they go out, in groups of at least three.
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Unhappy At Work? Quiet Quitting Costs $1.9 Trillion In Productivity
Disgruntled employees cost US companies an estimated $1.9 trillion in lost productivity last year, according to research from Gallup that puts a price tag on workplace unhappiness.
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Layoffs In US Soared 98% In 2023 And It Could Get Worse This Year, Report Claims
US companies planned 721,677 job cuts last year, a 98% jump from 363,832 layoffs reported in 2022, a new report published by professional outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas has revealed.
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US-Based Company Tries To Pay $23,500 Settlement In Loose Coins
A US-based welding company tried to pay a subcontractor a five-figure settlement in loose coins - a gesture that was later rebuked by a judge.
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US Company Fires Employee During Unexpected 9 pm HR Call: "I Was The Only Person From India"
The employee said HR made it clear that the decision was not related to his performance. He also pointed out that he was the only Indian employee on his engineering team.
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Restrictions On Drone Exports, Companies: China Responds To US Sanctions
The move comes days after the United States imposed fresh tariffs on China and 59 other countries, adding to a series of recent trade measures.
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Indian Techie Says US Startup Rejected Him For Having A 'Strong' Accent, Internet Reacts
In a post on X, Verma alleged that the founder praised his portfolio and technical abilities but declined to move forward because he wanted someone with an American accent.
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Dating App Bumble Hit By Cyberattacks In US, CrunchBase And Match Affected Too
The hackers didn't get into Bumble's member database, member accounts, the Bumble application, direct messages, or profiles
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Indian-Origin Howard Professor Explains Why US Companies Prefer H-1B Workers: "Cheaper And Controllable"
He explained that US companies favour the program because it lets them hire workers at lower wages who are tied to their employers, limiting job mobility.
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US Company Fires Indian Employees Over 4-Minute Zoom Call, No Questions Allowed
A US-based company abruptly laid off its Indian workforce via a 4-minute virtual call, offering no prior warning or opportunity for discussion.
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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
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US Nail Salon Worker Earned Over Rs 8 Crore With 13 Remote IT Jobs. How He Got Caught
Minh Phuong Ngoc Vong earned over $970,000 in salaries for software development work, which authorities claim was performed by North Korean operatives based in Shenyang.
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"Disaster": Trump Halts Law Barring Firms From Bribing Foreign Officials
President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back enforcement of a law that bars US companies from bribing foreign officials, arguing that the restriction puts American firms at a disadvantage.
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US Company Offers Unique Service To Let Employees Anonymously Scold Bosses
The company's mission is to acknowledge complaints, cultivate a culture of responsiveness, and promote respect in the workplace.
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"Embarrassed, Angry": US Company Vice President Fired After Receiving 25% Bonus
Despite receiving a raise and a 25% bonus in a recent review, the employee was informed that his position was being eliminated due to cost-cutting measures.
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This US Firm Is Paying Employees To Socialise After 3 pm, But There's A Small Catch
The '3-3-3' perk lets employees spend up to $30 on food and drinks if they go out, in groups of at least three.
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Unhappy At Work? Quiet Quitting Costs $1.9 Trillion In Productivity
Disgruntled employees cost US companies an estimated $1.9 trillion in lost productivity last year, according to research from Gallup that puts a price tag on workplace unhappiness.
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Layoffs In US Soared 98% In 2023 And It Could Get Worse This Year, Report Claims
US companies planned 721,677 job cuts last year, a 98% jump from 363,832 layoffs reported in 2022, a new report published by professional outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas has revealed.
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US-Based Company Tries To Pay $23,500 Settlement In Loose Coins
A US-based welding company tried to pay a subcontractor a five-figure settlement in loose coins - a gesture that was later rebuked by a judge.
