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Four years ago, we were clapping health workers in the street. Now we're reducing their benefits – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Four years ago, we were clapping health workers in the street. Now we're reducing their benefits – The Irish Times

Government has terminated a special sick pay scheme for the tiny proportion of staff who have developed long Covid and can no longer work

Will reforms to workplace health and safety law happen this year? - Vimarsana News

Will reforms to workplace health and safety law happen this year?

Government wants 'proper consultation' to be held in updating OHS legislation

Source: hcamag.com
Australian future skills delegation to enhance skill training in India - Vimarsana News

Australian future skills delegation to enhance skill training in India

News News: Australian educational institutions aim to upskill India's workforce in digital technology and renewable energy. Delegates visit to strengthen partner

Australian delegation aims to enhance skill training collaboration with India - Vimarsana News

Australian delegation aims to enhance skill training collaboration with India

A 33-member future skills delegation, comprising experts across digital technologies, energy & infrastructure sectors, is set to embark on a journey to India | Latest News India

India is growing fast; many things that it needs can be found in Australia: Australian envoy Philip Green - Vimarsana News

India is growing fast; many things that it needs can be found in Australia: Australian envoy Philip Green

Emphasising the future of India-Australia relations, Australia's High Commissioner to India Philip Green said that the countries' relationship is "buoyant,"