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Manager Warns Remote Worker Over 4-Minute Coffee Break, Internet Says 'Switch Job'
Employee receives manager's message after four-minute Slack away status during remote work.
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Applied For Remote Accountant Job, Candidate Rejected For Not Having 'American Accent': 'It Confused Me'
Applicant rejected by HR for remote tax accountant role for not having an "American accent".
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Swiss Tourist's 'Hectic' Life Leaves Indian Professional Speechless: That's Our Dream Work-Life Balance'
Indian professional learns about European work-life balance from a Swiss retiree in a Hanoi hotel.
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Want To Work In Austria? Indians Can Apply For 12 Month Visa; No Job Offer Needed
The Working Holiday Visa costs approximately Rs 22,000 for a stay of more than 90 days.
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Delhi To Get 20,000 Smart Street Lights By Diwali With Real-Time Monitoring
The rollout is part of a larger project to replace 1 lakh old street lights across Delhi with smart LEDs by January 2027.
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Telangana Court Seizes Government Office Assets Over 1983 Irrigation Dispute
Court orders removal of Telangana irrigation office equipment over a 1983 canal works dispute.
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In Granite Baron R Veeramani Child Sex Abuse Case, Ex-Employee Arrested
Ganeshan, who worked with Veeramani's Gem Granites group for 23 years before joining another company, was arrested by the Central Crime Branch.
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Malaysia Warns Indians Against Tourist Visa Misuse And Fake Job Offers. The Right Way To Work There
Many Indian nationals face detention after being misled by fake agents promising employment on tourist visas in Malaysia.
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'Get Paid To Stay Active': Indian Woman Highlights South Korea's Unique Fitness Incentive
The video went viral with over 4.7 views, and online users praised the South Korean firm's approach to employee well-being.
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Employee Shares How Automating Job Backfired: "Made The Mistake Of Being Too Fast"
The employee revealed that the company treated their automation as an expected performance baseline rather than an exceptional contribution.
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Employee Threatened With Termination For Leaving Office Without Notifying Seniors: 'I'm Confused'
A contractual employee was threatened with termination after they left the office for the day without informing seniors or the department head.
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Australia Tightens Working Holiday Visa Rules, Leaving Backpackers Uncertain
Australia plans to cut working holiday visas and detain tourists who overstay, affecting many backpackers seeking extended stays.
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Vicky Kaushal's Ivory Manish Malhotra Look Is Festive Fashion Done Right
The core statement piece of Vicky's ensemble was a contemporary Indo-Western short sherwani.
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Indian Woman Stunned By Sweden's Early Office Culture: "Parking Lot 70% Full by 7:45 AM"
An Indian woman living in Sweden has shared her surprise at the country's early office routine, saying her workplace car park was already about 70% full at 7.45 am.
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Man Says Working From Home Brings Freedom But Also Loneliness
He then realised that working from home does offer a lot of freedom, but it also comes with a fair share of cons.
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Manager Warns Remote Worker Over 4-Minute Coffee Break, Internet Says 'Switch Job'
Employee receives manager's message after four-minute Slack away status during remote work.
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Applied For Remote Accountant Job, Candidate Rejected For Not Having 'American Accent': 'It Confused Me'
Applicant rejected by HR for remote tax accountant role for not having an "American accent".
-
Swiss Tourist's 'Hectic' Life Leaves Indian Professional Speechless: That's Our Dream Work-Life Balance'
Indian professional learns about European work-life balance from a Swiss retiree in a Hanoi hotel.
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Want To Work In Austria? Indians Can Apply For 12 Month Visa; No Job Offer Needed
The Working Holiday Visa costs approximately Rs 22,000 for a stay of more than 90 days.
-
Delhi To Get 20,000 Smart Street Lights By Diwali With Real-Time Monitoring
The rollout is part of a larger project to replace 1 lakh old street lights across Delhi with smart LEDs by January 2027.
-
Telangana Court Seizes Government Office Assets Over 1983 Irrigation Dispute
Court orders removal of Telangana irrigation office equipment over a 1983 canal works dispute.
-
In Granite Baron R Veeramani Child Sex Abuse Case, Ex-Employee Arrested
Ganeshan, who worked with Veeramani's Gem Granites group for 23 years before joining another company, was arrested by the Central Crime Branch.
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Malaysia Warns Indians Against Tourist Visa Misuse And Fake Job Offers. The Right Way To Work There
Many Indian nationals face detention after being misled by fake agents promising employment on tourist visas in Malaysia.
-
'Get Paid To Stay Active': Indian Woman Highlights South Korea's Unique Fitness Incentive
The video went viral with over 4.7 views, and online users praised the South Korean firm's approach to employee well-being.
-
Employee Shares How Automating Job Backfired: "Made The Mistake Of Being Too Fast"
The employee revealed that the company treated their automation as an expected performance baseline rather than an exceptional contribution.
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Employee Threatened With Termination For Leaving Office Without Notifying Seniors: 'I'm Confused'
A contractual employee was threatened with termination after they left the office for the day without informing seniors or the department head.
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Australia Tightens Working Holiday Visa Rules, Leaving Backpackers Uncertain
Australia plans to cut working holiday visas and detain tourists who overstay, affecting many backpackers seeking extended stays.
-
Vicky Kaushal's Ivory Manish Malhotra Look Is Festive Fashion Done Right
The core statement piece of Vicky's ensemble was a contemporary Indo-Western short sherwani.
-
Indian Woman Stunned By Sweden's Early Office Culture: "Parking Lot 70% Full by 7:45 AM"
An Indian woman living in Sweden has shared her surprise at the country's early office routine, saying her workplace car park was already about 70% full at 7.45 am.
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Man Says Working From Home Brings Freedom But Also Loneliness
He then realised that working from home does offer a lot of freedom, but it also comes with a fair share of cons.
