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Boeing Locks Out US Firefighter Union Amid Wage Battle - Vimarsana News

Boeing Locks Out US Firefighter Union Amid Wage Battle

The International Association of Fire Fighters Local I-66 and Boeing have been in negotiations since February. But on Saturday, the manufacturer officially locked out the union.

Anganwadi Workers Protest: Anganwadi workers protest 'low' wages in Guwahati | Guwahati News - Vimarsana News

Anganwadi Workers Protest: Anganwadi workers protest 'low' wages in Guwahati | Guwahati News

Anganwadi workers in Guwahati staged a protest demanding an increase in their wages. They submitted a proposal requesting higher remuneration due to the government's lack of attention to their concerns. The workers are currently earning a low honorarium and facing a hostile work environment. Find out more about the protest and its impact.

SRI LANKA Sri Lankan workers exploited, poorly paid, with the lowest wages in Asia-Oceania - Vimarsana News

SRI LANKA Sri Lankan workers exploited, poorly paid, with the lowest wages in Asia-Oceania

A survey by the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) among Japanese firms that operate in the region highlights Sri Lanka’s low wages, inadequate to cover workers’ housing costs. Some 60 per cent of Japanese companies invested in the country because of its cheap labour. Meanwhile, local skilled workers continue to leave.

How ethics can make or break a company - Vimarsana News

How ethics can make or break a company

In the quest for profitability and market dominance, ethical considerations often find themselves caught in the midst of hope and despair.

INDIA In rural India, more than half of teenagers do not know how to count - Vimarsana News

INDIA In rural India, more than half of teenagers do not know how to count

According to the latest Annual Status of Education Report, more than 50 per cent of rural students between 14 and 18 fail to solve a three-digit division, a problem whose solution is usually taught in primary school. Many continue to struggle even with basic reading. Among the causes: poor training and low wages for teachers.