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Lesser hours at office but no pay cut: 100 companies bring 4-day work week for employees - Vimarsana News

Lesser hours at office but no pay cut: 100 companies bring 4-day work week for employees

100 companies with 2,600 employees will permanently adopt a four-day working week with no pay cuts.

The Code on Wages - Why this change is inevitable and must be embraced - Vimarsana News

The Code on Wages - Why this change is inevitable and must be embraced

In the long run, a uniform wage definition brings about consistency, clarity and certainty, which the current law does not provide

INTERMAT comes to India with its first edition - Vimarsana News

INTERMAT comes to India with its first edition

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 16 (ANI/NewsVoir): The rapidly growing construction industry needs constant advancements in technology. With this unprecedented growth and a rising need for products that can fit every region's needs, INTERMAT is here in India with its first edition to exhibit a wide range of construction machinery and materials in Mumbai. The event will be held at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Nesco, Goregaon from September 19-21, 2022. India needs around 50 Trillion Rupees worth of investment in infrastructure for the development of the country. IN...

Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - India's labour reforms will foster gender parity - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - India's labour reforms will foster gender parity

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International Labour Organisation - National Labour Conference draws fire from RSS-affiliated trade union - Vimarsana News

International Labour Organisation - National Labour Conference draws fire from RSS-affiliated trade union

Association describes event as an instance of Centre’s disregard for tripartite consultation process