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Policy support vital to preserve traditional occupations, says expert

#2  |  Jul 30, 13:58 UTC Crime & Justice The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

Verification into genuineness of community certificates legally permissible even after retirement, rules Full Bench of Madras High Court

Court says, a lawful verification process into an employeeโ€™s caste status initiated prior to his or her retirement would also not lapse upon superannuation

#3  |  Jul 30, 06:02 UTC Corporate News The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

T.N. govt. signs MoUs for setting up Global Capability Centres, University of Western Australia campus in Chennai

Together, these MoUs are expected to generate 2,920 direct and indirect jobs in the State, according to an official release

Chinaโ€™s hi-tech boom pushes firms to boost pay in 2027 as keeping talent a priority

Employers in China anticipate a slightly higher median salary increase next year as they push to retain top-tier talent despite financial pressures following a soft 2026, according to data published by a global advisory. Companies were budgeting for a median increase of 4.5 per cent in 2027, following 4.3 per cent growth in 2026 and 4.5 per cent in 2025, the advisory and broking firm WTW said in a new report. Even so, the three-year figure would still lag Asia-Pacific regional averages over the...

Closed tea gardens will reopen, West Bengal CM urges migrant workers to return

There are millions of migrant workers from West Bengal who are forced to work in other States because there are not enough employment opportunities in the State.

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to distribute govt. job appointment orders to kin of 32 Karur stampede victims

CM Vijay will also lay the foundation stone for Evervan Kothari Footwear Private Limited, which will come up at Manavasi near Krishnarayapuram with an investment of โ‚น1,700 crore

#7  |  Jul 4, 10:56 UTC Education The Hindu ๐Ÿ”—

Apprenticeship-cum-job mela for vocational students across Telangana from tomorrow

Hong Kong graduates at crossroads as AI takes over entry-level jobs, experts warn

AIโ€™s rapid takeover of entry-level tasks is disrupting Hong Kongโ€™s career ladder, leaving fresh graduates with fewer opportunities to gain practical experience, according to experts. Lam Wai-kong, an employee representative on the Labour Advisory Board, said a growing emphasis on immediate productivity, coupled with a reluctance to invest in graduate training, had also led some employers to bypass local young people in favour of imported workers to fill technical roles. He warned that this trend...