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„Wir wollen keine Scheindebatten wiederkäuen": CSU-Generalsekretär Blume warnt vor Gender-Diskussion im Wahlkampf - Vimarsana News

„Wir wollen keine Scheindebatten wiederkäuen": CSU-Generalsekretär Blume warnt vor Gender-Diskussion im Wahlkampf

CSU-Generalsekretär Markus Blume spricht im Interview über den Wahlkampf der Union, die Verteuerung des Benzinpreises und die FDP als „gefährliche Wundertüte“.

Source: msn.com
Former captain Li urges China to relax before crucial World Cup qualifier - Vimarsana News

Former captain Li urges China to relax before crucial World Cup qualifier

SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Former Chinese team skipper Li Weifeng on Saturday urged Chinese players to relax ahead of their crucial FIFA

Barman left 'physically shaking' after popping to shops for fresh air and winning £100k - Vimarsana News

Barman left 'physically shaking' after popping to shops for fresh air and winning £100k

Barman left 'physically shaking' after popping to shops for fresh air and winning £100k Barman Jonny Wright has been furloughed for most of the past 12 months, but a trip to the shops for some fresh air led to a life-changing scratchcard win - and he's already splashed out on a car The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletter...

Work from Home – a Win-Win All Around? - Vimarsana News

Work from Home – a Win-Win All Around?

 4 COVID-19 has changed people’s lives – how they spend their time, how they manage housework, how they socialise, and how they work. Work from home (WFH) has become the norm, at least for now. How does it work, for both employee and employer?     • Employees in India work 32 minutes longer (about 6% more) during WFH than they used to when attending office.   • A middle-income employee spends 10% of his/her income in transport costs to/from office (international norm).     • Office space rentals in Indian cities range from Rs123 per sq ft per month (pm) in Mumbai to Rs43 per s...