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	india employment news Daily update ⋅ 3 May 2018
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	India needs more than 8 million jobs a year to keep employment rate constant: World Bank Sify News India needs more than 8 million jobs a year to keep employment rate constant: World Bank ... "More than 1.8 million young people will reach working age every month in South Asia through 2025, and the good news is that economic growth is creating jobs in the region," Martin Rama, World Bank South ... 1.3 Million Indian Youth Need Jobs Every Month: World Bank Study - The Quint Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Modi Mapping Invisible Jobs to Help Measure India's Real Growth Bloomberg The World Bank says India must create 8.1 million jobs a year to maintain its employment rate. The state of joblessness is so dire that over 28 million people applied for about 90,000 vacancies this year at Indian Railways, the country's biggest employer, while engineers and lawyers vie for low-skilled ... Flag as irrelevant
	Provident Fund Portal Hacked, 2.7 Crore People Face Data Theft NDTV The personal and professional details of about 2.7 crore members registered with the retirement fund body Employees Provident Fund Organisation ... of the breach are not known but the website contains information like the names and addresses of EPF subscribers besides their employment history. Flag as irrelevant
	To boost employment Cabinet approves restructuring of Indian Bureau of Mines United News of India New Delhi, May 2 (UNI) To enable Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) to effectively discharge its function to help reform and transform the regulation of the mineral sector, the union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Restructuring of the IBM by upgradation, creation and abolition of certain posts of Joint ... Flag as irrelevant
	Images of disappearing jobs NT News News.com.au has selected a variety of individuals and their unique jobs from the AFP library: DVD SHOPKEEPER, SYDNEY ... A mainstay of 19th century transportation options, the hand-pulled rickshaw survives in India only in Kolkata after being outlawed elsewhere. The local puller's union puts the ... Flag as irrelevant
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