A vote by workers on whether to unionize failed on Friday by a more than 2-to-1 margin
Private companies slashed roughly 20 million jobs in March and April last year amid Covid-19 shutdowns
Unadjusted claims dropped 47,170 to 709,458 last week, amid declines in Texas, New York and Mississippi, where claims had been boosted in the prior period by harsh weather
Says at a time when it is important to attract investments at the state level, Haryana govt could have avoided imposing curbs on industry
U.S. District Judge Paul Borman said at a court hearing he accepted Fiat Chrysler's guilty plea and set a June 21 sentencing date
The Labour Bureau is all set to launch its five major surveys, including on migrant and domestic workers, across the country by April 1 as two out of three mandated pre-testings of the studies yielded "encouraging and positive results". The third pre-testing of the five surveys would be conducted in next ten days and then the studies would begin across the country by the Labour Bureau, which is a wing of the Ministry of Labour & Employment. Talking to PTI, Director General Labour Bureau D P S Negi said, "There are very encouraging and positive results of two pre-testings of these five surveys. The third testing in certain pocket would be done in next ten days. We are hopeful to launch all five surveys across the country by April 1 and work on ground to release results in seven to eight month." Last week on February 20, Labour Bureau Chandigarh, an attached office of the Ministry of Labour & Employment, organised a training of trainers for the five all-India surveys relating to
About 13.5 per cent of casual workers (who probably earned daily or weekly but had steady incomes) became self-employed in that period
Labour market conditions are improving with a gradual pick up in employment, says central bank in January Bulletin
The count of the unemployed mounted to 38.7 million in December 2020 compared to 27.4 million in November, registering a massive increase of 11.3 million
Local governments continued to shed more workers, especially at schools, causing overall government payrolls to drop by 99,000 jobs, the third straight monthly decline
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose just 12.63 points, or 0.04%, at the open to 30,058.87
Competition for jobs is lower than several months ago, the report said
The United States is setting daily records for coronavirus cases, which could force state and local governments to impose new restrictions on businesses like restaurants, bars and gyms
The number of initial jobless claims in the US totalled 751,000 last week, as the labour market continues to recover at a slowing pace due to the raging Covid-19 pandemic
The economy could be plunged into a period of uncertainty following Tuesday's presidential election
Labour out-migration from cities led to temporary rural unemployment, shows state finance report
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
Four labour legislations aim to attract investment and make it easier for companies to do business in India. Our opinion pieces talk about their impact, Bihar elections, and central banking.
Lockdown bruises still fresh in their minds, it's now a fight for survival
President Donald Trump on Saturday signed an executive order, including extending the supplement, though he reduced the weekly payout to $400