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| Congress slams Modi government's job policy Randeep Singh Surjewala, AICC in charge of communications, on Wednesday slammed the Modi government for floundering on its job policy and said India's growth story on the global stage as a tech power was under a cloud. Clamping down on H-4, H-1B and L1 visas by the U.S. would force many ...
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| India has to create more formal jobs: World Bank released earlier this month, the World Bank said to keep employment rates constant, India needs to create 8 million jobs per year as it adds 1.3 million to the working-age population every month. The government on Wednesday released employment data from three social security organisations which ...
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| INSPIRE, Government's Pet Project to Provide Faculty Jobs, Leaves Scientists Jobless This selection process is carried out by the Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi on behalf of the Department of Science and Technology. DST provides this offer for five years from the date of joining purely on contractual basis towards supporting the fellowship and research grant for this period.
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| Payroll Data Defangs Dubious Critics Recently, advanced countries are pushing for big data more intensively for policy purposes, but India is still to join such a bandwagon. Currently, Brookings institute, U.S. Federal Reserve Bank, Governments of Singapore and Canada are using this methods to track employment. Leading firms like ...
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| Graham: Bernie Sanders' plan would do a job on US An interesting note about the "guaranteed jobs" program from BusinessInsider.com: "Sanders' plan would create 12 districts within the U.S. that would approve jobs plans from municipalities, states and American Indian tribal governments and then pass those plans along to the Labor Department for final ...
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