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They can ask for flexibility from day one. the government says it is committed to looking at how the way we work has changed during the pandemic. they are considering plans to make flexible working the default. unless employers have good reasons not to. last month, the bbc found almost 50 of the uk s biggest firms said they would embrace a mix of home and office working with staff allowed to work more flexibly. but would that make a difference tobe enough to support the millions of people who rely on working part time work? if you are a business and contracting, part time workers are typically the first to go, and also people who work part time are usually on lower salaries and do not necessarily feel confident enough to make work life balance work for them so it is a tricky time and it could get harder as furlough dries up. cornwall is used to dealing with an influx of tourists ....
Since the global financial crises of 2008 which pushed financial institutions to the brink of collapse and saw central banks stepping in to offer bailout funds, the international monetary system has been on trial with a rapid rise in the price of gold, showing wavering confidence in the United States Dollar as a hegemony and reserve currency, as investors look for a safe haven to preserve their wealth. We also witnessed the debt default crises of Greece, Spain, Portugal and Italy with the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) coming to their rescue. Consequently, there has been surreptitious and clandestine moves by central banks to shore up their gold reserves to serve as buffers and a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Massive bailout packages were embarked upon in the form of quantitative easing also known as asset purchases or printing of currency from “thin air” to provide liquidity for the financial institutions that ....
Our correspondent ISLAMABAD: A project worth $37 million regarding installation of early warning systems in 24 valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan to avoid flash floods, under the Green Climate Fund, would be completed in June 2022. The climate change ministry said the project was delayed due to some technical reasons, but now all modalities had been sorted out and work was in progress according to the schedule. The outbreak of coronavirus pandemic was one of the main reasons that proved to be stumbling block in initiation of the project that was aimed at protecting the local communities against flash floods due to outburst of glacial lakes. According to United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), more than 3,000 glacial lakes had formed as of 2018 in northern areas, with 33 of them considered hazardous due to which more than 7 million people living downstream face risk of flash floods. The locals said that a flash flood occurred in May last year due to outburst in Shishper glacier a ....