Haryana govt announces festive advance to over 2 lakh employees
Business | October 28, 2020 16:30 ISTIn view of the upcoming festive season, the Haryana government has announced to give an advance amount for more than 2 lakh regular employees.
In view of the upcoming festive season, the Haryana government has announced to give an advance amount for more than 2 lakh regular employees.
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The Noida Police has booked Amazon employees in connection with an alleged fraud and hacking of a customer's account on the e-commerce giant's website, officials said on Friday.
Jammu and Kashmir's civil service regulation rules were amended on Thursday to allow the administration to retire government employees at any time after completing 22 years of service or attaining the age of 48 years, an official said.
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The Haryana government said that "full payment" of wages and salaries will be made to all employees, including contractual, outsourced or person engaged through Haryana State Electronics Development Corporation Limited (HARTRON) and any other outsourcing machanism, for the entire duration of COVID-19 lockdown period.
The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India on Sunday announced special offers for government employees with benefits up to Rs 11,000 over and above the ongoing festival consumer offers across its models.
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Apart from Microsoft, tech companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Google have allowed for the work-from-home setup
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Aditya Puri, HDFC Bank Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Managing Director, in an attempt to boost the morale of its employees, assured them that their jobs, bonuses and increments are secure.
Urban Company on Wednesday introduced an initiative under which employees can take unlimited sick leaves in case they are suffering from any form of mental or physical illness. The tech-enabled home services company announced its mental health leave policy, ahead of the World Mental Health Day on October 10.
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Fifteen lakh electricity department employees including junior engineers, sub-divisional officers, executive engineers and superintending engineers went on a day-long boycott of work on Monday.
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Fifteen lakh electricity department employees including junior engineers, sub-divisional officers, executive engineers and superintending engineers will go on a day-long boycott of work on Monday.
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