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Covid compensation: Delhi govt reconstitutes group of ministers to decide case of two who lost spouses

Indian Express 23 Mar 2023
Additionally, CM Arvind Kejriwal had tweeted on April 1, 2020, which read, \u201cIf anyone loses their life while serving any #Covid-19 patient, be it sanitation workers, doctors, or nurses or any other staff, temporary or permanent, from private or government sector, their ...
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US nominee for World Bank President Ajay Banga visits India

The Telegraph India 23 Mar 2023
Banga will learn about the Institute's programme and meet with programme participants, staff, alumni, and private sector partners to discuss how it is improving the lives and economic opportunities of participants – particularly young people, it said.
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One in three flights to and from UK airports were 'at least 15 minutes late' ...

The Daily Mail 23 Mar 2023
Around 2 per cent of flights were cancelled in 2022, with May and June the worst affected months as the aviation sector failed to recruit and train enough staff to cope with a surge in demand for holidays.
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Why safety science is an essential tool to reducing critical incidents in child welfare

The CT Mirror 23 Mar 2023
As many child welfare systems are working toward a more preventative, upstream approach, safety science enables child welfare staff and leaders to work within jurisdictions and across the sector to build a learning community around safety science, shared data and the application of a standardized platform for critical incident review.
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US nominee for World Bank President Ajay Banga to meet PM Modi at end of ...

India TV 23 Mar 2023
New Delhi ... Banga will visit Learnet Institute of Skills ... He will learn about the Institute's programme and meet with programme participants, staff, alumni, and private sector partners to discuss how it is improving the lives and economic opportunities of participants - particularly young people ... Also Read ... Also Read ... Who is Ajay Banga? ... ....
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HC seeks Delhi govt stand on Covid compensation for kin of cops

Indian Express 22 Mar 2023
The plea refers to a tweet by CM Arvind Kejriwal on April 1, 2020, which read, 'If anyone loses their life while serving any #Covid-19 patient, be it sanitation workers, doctors, or nurses or any other staff, temporary or permanent, from private or government sector, their ...
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Umm Al Quwain government employees to work four-day week during Ramadan

The National 22 Mar 2023
UAE announces Ramadan 2023 working hours for private sector. Two days later, the ministry said the working day for private sector employees would also be reduced by two hours ... Contracted hours vary in the private sector, with many members of staff typically working nine-hour days. Ramadan will begin in the UAE on Thursday, authorities have announced.
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BPO sector firms looking to revise work-from-home policy

The Gleaner 22 Mar 2023
WESTERN BUREAU. Several operators in the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector are pushing to reduce the number of staff working from home in compliance with the Government’s permanent 70-30 staff ratio stipulation by the end of 2022 in light... .
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More than a third of UK flights delayed in 2022

AOL 22 Mar 2023
Around 2% of flights were cancelled in 2022, with May and June the worst affected months as the aviation sector failed to recruit and train enough staff to cope with a surge in demand for holidays.
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Delhi govt's budget for FY 2023-24 has something for everyone: Arvind Kejriwal

The Telegraph India 22 Mar 2023
Advertisement ... "This is because Delhi has an honest government ... We have so far invested heavily in education, health and electricity sectors and this will continue ... Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by The Telegraph Online staff and has been published from a syndicated feed. Delhi budget. Focus on transport sector. .
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Nelson engineering business acquired by listed Australian group

The Business Desk 22 Mar 2023
GEL has strong foundations in nuclear product development with long term production agreements for major clients in the sector. The company, which employs around 175 staff, has applied its capability to grow into other highly regulated markets requiring high integrity stainless steel, or other exotic metal, fabrications.
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CISA Appoints K12 SIX Director Doug Levin to its Cybersecurity Advisory Committee

The Galveston Daily News 22 Mar 2023
K-12 education sector and lend his expertise to guide policy and programs to support “target-rich, cyber-poor” entities across the nation ... Meanwhile, K12 SIX has updated its K12 SIX Essentials Series to align with CISA’s cross-sector performance goals ... the K12 SIX security staff.
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Decorating company wins trio of contracts in education and healthcare sectors

The Business Desk 22 Mar 2023
Wolverhampton-based commercial decorating specialist RE Martin has won three contracts in the education and healthcare sectors. The family-run firm has taken on extra staff to deliver the projects in the Midlands and Milton Keynes ... Emmet Martin, operations director at RE Martin, said ... Previous Article. .
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Keir 'the pensions hypocrite': Starmer vows to block hike in pension pot tax break… despite ...

The Daily Mail 22 Mar 2023
He attacked the cap, which had stood at £1.07 million, describing it as a 'huge giveaway to some of the very wealthiest' because it is not limited to medical staff or other key sectors ... 'While Starmer benefits from a bespoke public sector pension with no lifetime cap, he wants to re-introduce a cap for everyone else. READ MORE ... Advertisement ... .
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EXCLUSIVE - The picture that reveals heartbreaking truth behind private baby scans: Mother's one-day-old daughter ...

The Daily Mail 22 Mar 2023
Serious failings at so-called 'baby boutiques' include staff being untrained to spot foetal abnormalities and poor hygiene ... Clinic shut down after staff failed to send patients with bleeding to A&E ... It has also emerged some women are taking legal action against private baby scan clinics where staff failed to detect abnormalities.

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