More than half of South Asian women in Canada planning to leave their job: study
Nearly half of survey respondents cited unsatisfying work as a major reason for leaving their jobs.
Source: timescolonist.com
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More than 50 percent of South Asian women in Canada plan to leave their job
South Asian women have faced some of the biggest job challenges during the pandemic in Canada, and a new study looks more deeply at this group and offers insights into their experiences in the workplace.
Source: ctvnews.ca
More than half of South Asian women in Canada planning to leave their job: study
South Asian women have faced some of the biggest job challenges during the pandemic in Canada, and a new study looks more deeply at this group and offers insights into their experiences in the workplace.
Source: cp24.com
Half of Canada's South Asian women plan to quit their job: study – Agassiz Harrison Observer
Share higher than any other group and 19 per cent more than the average of all women surveyed.
Source: agassizharrisonobserver.com
Auckland charity celebrates 25 years of service in community
Arvind Kumar10:00, May 05 2021 Supplied Jeet Suchdev is the driving force behind Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust. A small initiative started by a couple of Auckland siblings to help new migrants into New Zealand has come a long way from humble beginnings 25 years ago. The Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust, started by Jeet Suchdev and Roopa Suchdev in 1995, recently commemorated the charity's silver jubilee in Auckland with a host of dignitaries, community leaders and invited guests. Supplied Performers strut their stuff at the Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust silver jubilee celebrations in Auck...
Source: stuff.co.nz