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UEFA Adopts New Regulations To Replace Financial Fair Play
UEFA on Thursday approved new licensing regulations to replace its existing Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, allowing European clubs to make bigger losses than before but limiting spending on wages and transfers
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Over 10,000 HAL Staff On Indefinite Strike As "Wage Revision" Talks Fail
Workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd or HAL began an indefinite strike today, for which they were served notice on September 30.
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HAL Employees To Go On Strike From Monday After Talks Fail
The workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will go on an "indefinite strike" from Monday as talks held by the management over the unions'' demands including wage revision, ended in a failure.
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Pak Cannot Fight Full-Fledged War With India: Rajnath Singh
Pakistan can neither fight a full-fledged nor a limited war with India and is waging a proxy war, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday.
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HAL Workers Go On Indefinite Relay Hunger Strike Over Wages
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, which was in the news recently with debates over whether the public sector company was denied an offset contract under the Rafale fighter jets deal with France, is now facing an internal challenge with employees staging protests from Tuesday for what they say are unfair wages.
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Musk vs Zuckerberg: Tech Titans Wage War on AI Regulation
Musk's tweet was a response to a Facebook live broadcast that Zuckerberg did during a backyard grilling session Sunday.
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Court Vacates Stay On Deducting Wages Of Some Neyveli Lignite Workers
The Madras High Court has vacated its interim stay restraining the management of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) from deducting the wages of the members of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) NLC Labour and Staff Union for a period of six days.
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Government May Clear Bill for More Bonus, Hike in Wage Limit Today
The Cabinet is likely to approve today an amendment bill that seeks to raise the bonus limit to Rs 7,500 and wage ceiling to Rs 21,000 per month for getting the reward, among others.
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China a Likely Factor in North Korea Cyber Prowess: Experts
North Korea may be facing explosive hacking accusations, but analysts are questioning how an isolated, impoverished country with limited Internet access could wage cyber sabotage -- and many experts believe China plays a role.
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Civic workers' strike in Andhra Pradesh enters second day, services hit
The indefinite strike by municipal workers across the state and in the Greater Hyderabad limits for hike in wages hit necessary civic services like lifting of garbage on the second day today.
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Swiss to vote on linking bosses' pay to wage of office cleaner
Switzerland will vote on Sunday on whether to limit the salaries of top executives so they don't earn more in a month than the lowest paid workers earn in a year, a move that could mean big pay cuts for business leaders earning millions.
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UEFA Adopts New Regulations To Replace Financial Fair Play
UEFA on Thursday approved new licensing regulations to replace its existing Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, allowing European clubs to make bigger losses than before but limiting spending on wages and transfers
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Over 10,000 HAL Staff On Indefinite Strike As "Wage Revision" Talks Fail
Workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd or HAL began an indefinite strike today, for which they were served notice on September 30.
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HAL Employees To Go On Strike From Monday After Talks Fail
The workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will go on an "indefinite strike" from Monday as talks held by the management over the unions'' demands including wage revision, ended in a failure.
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Pak Cannot Fight Full-Fledged War With India: Rajnath Singh
Pakistan can neither fight a full-fledged nor a limited war with India and is waging a proxy war, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday.
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HAL Workers Go On Indefinite Relay Hunger Strike Over Wages
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, which was in the news recently with debates over whether the public sector company was denied an offset contract under the Rafale fighter jets deal with France, is now facing an internal challenge with employees staging protests from Tuesday for what they say are unfair wages.
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Musk vs Zuckerberg: Tech Titans Wage War on AI Regulation
Musk's tweet was a response to a Facebook live broadcast that Zuckerberg did during a backyard grilling session Sunday.
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Court Vacates Stay On Deducting Wages Of Some Neyveli Lignite Workers
The Madras High Court has vacated its interim stay restraining the management of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) from deducting the wages of the members of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) NLC Labour and Staff Union for a period of six days.
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Government May Clear Bill for More Bonus, Hike in Wage Limit Today
The Cabinet is likely to approve today an amendment bill that seeks to raise the bonus limit to Rs 7,500 and wage ceiling to Rs 21,000 per month for getting the reward, among others.
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China a Likely Factor in North Korea Cyber Prowess: Experts
North Korea may be facing explosive hacking accusations, but analysts are questioning how an isolated, impoverished country with limited Internet access could wage cyber sabotage -- and many experts believe China plays a role.
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Civic workers' strike in Andhra Pradesh enters second day, services hit
The indefinite strike by municipal workers across the state and in the Greater Hyderabad limits for hike in wages hit necessary civic services like lifting of garbage on the second day today.
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Swiss to vote on linking bosses' pay to wage of office cleaner
Switzerland will vote on Sunday on whether to limit the salaries of top executives so they don't earn more in a month than the lowest paid workers earn in a year, a move that could mean big pay cuts for business leaders earning millions.
