India must brace for a shrinking West Asian jobs market
Under the insurance scheme, employees earning up to Rs 21,000 a month can contribute 1.75 per cent towards ESI while the employer contributes 4.75 per cent
Informal surveys indicate 85 per cent of these workers found themselves unceremoniously thrown out of jobs or forced to accept pay cuts during the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown
Free foodgrain scheme till November also got cabinet approval
Data shows the worst is over and we are likely to settle at an unemployment rate which would be only slightly higher than the rates witnessed before the lockdown
The proposed move can have wider implications due to a large number of MNCs and Indian corporates being based in Gurgaon and other NCR cities falling within the state.
The launch comes against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, which saw return of migrant workers to native places outside the state.
A relief effort in Goa is transforming into a movement to drive long-term change
UP, Bihar, MP, Odisha, and Jharkhand fare poorly in helping workers returning home after losing their livelihoods in lockdown.
Other big migrant population states, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha and Jharkhand fare poorly
Workers do not have a regular stream of income and protection like minimum wages
Arth Yagna describes itself as an organisation of nationalist professionals.
As the distribution period for the packages nears its end, Business Standard takes stock of the progress so far.
The Chief Justice of India was spotted with the bike at Nagpur, his home town, and the picture of him on it had gone viral on the social media.
Several companies in the manufacturing, industrial goods and real estate sector have even chartered aircraft to bring back their skilled and semi-skilled employees
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The Garib Kalyan Rojgar Abhiyaan was launched June 20 to provide work for 125 days in 25 areas to migrant workers in 116 districts of six states
Apple growers in Shimla say they are faced with a labour shortage ahead of the plucking season due to the Covid-19 pandemic and urged the government to provide respite to them.
Officials try to put to rest controversy over exclusion of West Bengal, other states from the list
About 12.5 million migrant workers are expected to benefit from the programme