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A young banker, who has worked in a public sector bank for nine months, wrote on Reddit that the reality
India has recorded a significant expansion in employment, adding approximately 17 crore new jobs over a six-year period. According to
Employers should do more to counteract workplace drinking cultures, as research finds that a third of UK workers have called
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An Indian employee working at a UK-based company revealed how her manager faced backlash from top management after asking her
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