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Chinese employees paid more than Pakistani counterparts in Lahore metro project: Reports

While conceding that Chinese workers are there to train Pakistani workers, local staff said that the wage gap raises several questions.

Kerala: Over 80% of junior doctors appointed to COVID-19 duty quit jobs after salary cut by the state government

Nearly 900 juniors doctors appointed to COVID First-Line Treatment Centres in Kerala have quit their jobs due to salary cut

Medical college owned by Congress leader refuses to pay stipend to students, Rajdeep Sardesai blames PM Modi’s call to hail corona warriors

Veteran Congress leader Shamanur Shivashankarappa is the chairman of the governing body of the JJM hospital, Davanagere, which Rajdeep Sardesai had alluded to in his tweet for holding PM Modi responsible for the non-payment of stipends to its doctors.

Delhi HC takes suo moto cognisance of non-payment of salary to Resident Doctors in MCD hospitals

Delhi HC took suo moto cognisance of the matter after various news reports claimed that salaries of resident doctors of MCD were withheld from the last 3 months

Coronavirus: President Ram Nath Kovind to forego 30 per cent of his salary for a year, Rashtrapathi Bhavan to follow austerity measures

President Ram Nath Kovind has instructed officials at Rashtrapathi Bhavan to bring in austerity measures due to Coronavirus

Karnataka government takes corrective actions following public feedback, Shramik Special trains resume and notices over salaries put on hold

After stopping trains for migrants, and deciding to send notices to pvt sector for non-payment of salaries, Karnataka govt reverts the decisions

Kerala model: Pinarayi Vijayan govt brings an ordinance to defer six days’ salaries of employees for five months due to the Coronavirus pandemic

The government will be deducting a six days' worth salary every month of all categories of government employees including teachers, university staff, workers of all public sector units in the next five months as a temporary measure.

JNU sanitation workers forced to work with no masks and wages for 3 months amidst Coronavirus outbreak: Report

Besides denying monthly wage, the JNU administration has not provided the sanitation workers with basic protective gear such as gloves and masks.

Kapil Sibal has sent bouncers to intimidate employees who are quietly sitting on a peaceful protest: Says Tiranga TV journalist

Tiranga TV employees are on an all-night sit-in dharna demanding a six-month payout, Kapil Sibal sends bouncers

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