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Gen Z enjoys pay rebound as earnings outstrip millennials
The early careers of people born from late 1990s onwards have got off to a better start than their millennial predecessors, new research has suggested.The Resolution Foundation said its study showed the so-called Gen Z generation are experiencing a mini rebound in pay packets.Millennials – those born between the early 1980s and mid-1990s – ar

RBI issues show-cause notice to Baghat bank for cancelling licence
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued show-cause notice to the Baghat Urban Cooperative Bank, Solan, for cancelling its licence and proceeding with liquidation after grave deficiencies were noticed in banking operations contravening statutory RBI norms. A 30-day period has been granted to the bank in its June 15 notice to explain its pos

250 attend employment outreach event
Around 250 participants, including 160 beneficiaries and 90 employers, attended a special outreach programme organised under the Pradhan Mantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana (PM-VBRY) at Sri Guru Harkrishan International School in Amritsar on Friday. The event was attended by Amritsar South MLA Dr Inderbir Singh Nijjar as the chief guest. Durin

Rs 370 biryani row prompts firms to rethink off-duty conduct rules
A viral comedy show clip that led to a Gurugram techie losing his job has sparked a broader debate in corporate India, with companies and institutions reassessing how far they can regulate employees’ conduct outside the workplace. The controversy centres on 23-year-old web developer Himanshu Jangra, who was dismissed by Gurugram-based Starvik

Japan megabanks to pay 2tn yen in dividends for 1st time
TOKYO -- Japan's three megabanks are expected to pay more than 2 trillion yen ($12.4 billion) in dividends combined for the first time this fiscal year, a result of rising interest rates on loans after the Bank of Japan ended its negative interest rate policy three years ago.

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