India has one of the world’s most engaged and resilient workforces: Survey
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India holds the international top spot for workplace resilience, with 32% of workers feeling highly resilient to their work environment, compared to the global average of just 15%, according to a press release issued by ADP.
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The data reinforces the well-known notion that people can often emerge stronger after a setback or crisis,” said Rahul Goyal, managing director for ADP India.
India has one of the most engaged and resilient workforces in the world, according to new data from a study commissioned by global HR and payroll company ADP.
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“Na Dem Dey Hunt Whales”: Onyinye Uwolloh’s New “Moby-Dick” in Nigerian Pidgin
Katsushika Hokusai, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Last year, Nigerian poet Onyinye Miriam Uwolloh published Ishmael Na My Name, a long poem in Nigerian Pidgin that retells the story of Moby-Dick
(an audio recording of Uwolloh reading from the poem at the Strand Bookstore is available here). Today on WWB Daily, Jesse Amar considers how Ishmael Na My Name updates and challenges Melville s original text.
Onyinye Miriam Uwolloh’s poem Ishmael Na My Name is a sequence of 136 haiku, all written in Nigerian Pidgin English, each summarizing a chapter of Herman Melville’s
Since 2017, Developing Radio Partners (DRP) has been supporting nine community radio stations in Malawi to provide information to youth around sexual and reproductive health. Young people are being trained as journalists to develop 30-minute youth magazine programmes dealing with issues such as teen pregnancy, child marriage, and sexual abuse.
Use audio as a tech tool to overcome challenge of illiteracy: Unilever COO
February 17, 2021
India must seize the opportunity of skilling, reskilling: Nitin Paranjpe
There is a chance for technology to reframe the challenge of illiteracy that India is facing by leveraging the use of audio as a technology tool, said Nitin Paranjpe, Chief Operating Officer, Unilever. He was speaking at the Nasscom Technology & Leadership Forum on Wednesday on the topic ‘Reimagining of future of work: Powered by cloud, data, and security.’
Illiteracy means people cannot contribute economically, and have to lead lives of poverty, he said. The technology that we have today with audio as a tool can completely change the way we think of what literacy is, he said. “You don t have to read and write to be literate. I can listen. I can listen and therefore I can grow intellectually, emotionally, if I m able to hear. And if people in this industry start thinking in terms of providing inputs to educate