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BBCNEWS Newsnight June 13, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Newsnight June 13, 2017

Well find out if the president should be worried. And this. And| will always love you. Stephen smith on a new movie about whitney houston. Hello. So theresa may is here to stay, for the time being. Which means she now has to wallow in the complexities of a precarious politics. Sorting out a deal with the dup for stability at home, and sorting out a position with the eu on brexit. As she said yesterday, she got her party into this mess, shell get them out of it. The dup deal is almost done, but not signed yet. The brexit one is a great deal more complicated, and with days to go until the formal...

Drivers' UK court win rings hope for aggrieved cabbies in Kerala- The New Indian Express - Vimarsana News

Drivers' UK court win rings hope for aggrieved cabbies in Kerala- The New Indian Express

Drivers’ UK court win rings hope for aggrieved cabbies in Kerala According to the judgment, Uber drivers are entitled to their rights, including breaks, holiday pay, minimum wage | Unions hail verdict Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Express News Service THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Jose Fernandez, a taxi driver in Thiruvananthapuram, is excited about the legal victory of taxi drivers’ union in the United Kingdom against Uber, a global ride-hailing company with a presence in the state.The UK’s top court has ruled that drivers are entitled to their rights which included breaks, holiday pay and ...

Labour Department to initiate legal action against EICL - Vimarsana News

Labour Department to initiate legal action against EICL

Labour Department to initiate legal action against EICL Updated: Updated: Firm had denied compensation and ordered illegal transfers Share Article Firm had denied compensation and ordered illegal transfers The Labour Department will initiate legal action against English Indian Clays Ltd (EICL), Additional Labour Commissioner K. M. Sunil has said. EICL, which has been shut since August 10, is in the news after a 50-year-old contract employee was found dead on the company premises on Saturday. The Department has initiated action against the company for denying lay-off compensation to the emp...