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[Medical Reimbursement] Employer cannot restrict employee from seeking treatment at hospital of his choice: Kerala High Court - Vimarsana News

[Medical Reimbursement] Employer cannot restrict employee from seeking treatment at hospital of his choice: Kerala High Court

Justice G Girish stated that there can be no justification to force employees to get treated at a hospital coming under a panel prepared by the institution.

Statistics: Average monthly wage up 8 percent on year to Q1 2022 in Estonia - Vimarsana News

Statistics: Average monthly wage up 8 percent on year to Q1 2022 in Estonia

The average gross monthly wage in Estonia rose by 8.1 percent on year to the first quarter of 2022 (Q1 2022), state agency Statistics Estonia reports, to €1,593.

Average gross monthly wage up nearly 7 percent on year to 2021 - Vimarsana News

Average gross monthly wage up nearly 7 percent on year to 2021

Average monthly gross income rose by €92 (6.7 percent) to €1,475 per employee in 2021, state agency Statistics Estonia reports.

UK Pay for Financial Services Workers Surges at Double National Rate - Vimarsana News

UK Pay for Financial Services Workers Surges at Double National Rate

Pay for financial services workers in the UK has surged at double the pace for the rest of the economy since the pandemic began, widening inequality at a

UK finance salaries increase inequality - Vimarsana News

UK finance salaries increase inequality

Pay for financial services workers in the UK has surged at double the pace for the rest of the economy since the COVID-19 pandemic began, widening inequality at a time when consumer spending power is being squeezed. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) calculated that average monthly pay in finance was 31 percent higher in February than at the end of 2019, above the 14 percent rate prevailing across all sectors. The median increase was lower still, implying that growth was concentrated among the highest earners in banking and insurance. The findings add to growing alarm over inflation, which...