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Growing opportunities for Indian women in Saudi Arabia amid labor reforms and supportive policies

Official figures show that as of 2024, over 2.4 million Indian workers reside in the kingdom, with 1.64 million in the private sector and 785,000 in domestic work. Bangladesh has the highest number of expat workers at 2.69 million.

Massive unemployment concerns rise in Canada as viral video shows 3,000 students line up for restaurant jobs

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Sep 18 that the country would reduce international student permits by 35% this year, with an additional 10% reduction next year, a move that will significantly impact several Indian students.

PM internship scheme: 1.25 lakh internships to bridge gap between education and industry requirements

Graduates from prestigious universities, including National Law Universities, Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), and Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), are not eligible for this scheme.

HDFC employee dies on duty in Lucknow, police initiates probe

Her colleagues claimed that Sadaf was reeling under immense work pressure. The incident comes amid a nationwide debate over work related stress after a young Ernst and Young (EY) employee allegedly died of "overwork" recently.

Government probes Ernst & Young Pune office after employee’s death linked to 'work stress'

Following an inspection by the team, Maharashtra's Additional Labor Commissioner, Shailendra Pol said that the EY office in Pune was operating without the required registration mandated by the state's Shops and Establishments Act.

Rajiv Memani, chairman of Ernst & Young (EY) India

EY India's chairman Rajiv Memani speaks out after employee's tragic death

Memani's remarks followed shortly after Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje said that the government has launched an investigation into claims of a dangerous work environment.

strike at Chennai Samsung plant

Employees at Samsung Chennai's plant demand union rights, better pay

Workers at Samsung's Tamil Nadu plant demand recognition of their union, better pay, and improved conditions. Claims of intimidation and unsafe practices have also emerged, but the management has denied the allegations.