Found 42 Articles for Rules & Regulations

RIF and layoff are often used interchangeably, although they refer to the same thing− an employee being let go from their position. However, these concepts are distinct despite how often you may hear them used interchangeably; these concepts are different. This is a frequent problem, which we dub the RIF vs layoff misunderstanding. In what ways do you know the difference between a RIF and a layoff? It's likely that you've had to stop working or lost your job at some time in your working life. Or, at the very least, you probably know someone who has. I would like ... Read More

Preserving global economic security is a top goal for nations everywhere. Economists and policymakers are always on the lookout for fresh strategies that might improve economic growth or make the economy more stable. Government borrowing, income inequality, poverty rates, the human development index, labor productivity, investment, personal disposable income, and currency exchange rates are all important measures of economic growth. Among the many tools at one's disposal for restoring economic balance are "fiscal constraint" and "growth". Attempts to describe how an economy may become more stable have also made use of the Keynesian theory. What is Austerity? To keep the ... Read More

All work and no play make Jack a dull young man. Despite being a cliché, everyone can understand this. Since most people's lives revolve around their jobs, taking time off is critical for their emotional, mental, and physical health. Laws regulating the workplace have been enacted to strike this equilibrium between employment and other facets of an individual's life. vacation time and holiday pay are two examples. What is Annual Leave? Employees who have been with the same firm for at least a year are entitled to paid vacation time from their employers. Each country's labor regulations determine ... Read More

Journey in a train is mainly a long-distance trip and when one does it, they should bring baggage as well; however, there are some policies as well as guidelines which are needed to be followed and they have been cited by the authorities of Indian Railways purely. These are:One must not carry products which are explosive naturally. Harmful ignitable articles are purely banned as well as one can not lug them while they are riding a trainItems like acids, empty or complete gas cylinders, dead poultry, all oil items are all purely forbidden.The luggage must be mentioned in Hindi or in ... Read More

When you need to transfer to a brand-new location, you do not just have to move your vehicle and also various other home items, but likewise, have to ensure that everything is moved safely as well as with no damage. If you aren't certain of exactly how you or your lorry shifting firm in India will deliver your lorry, then we note down the four alternatives of car transport for you:Self-Drive: Self-driving to your brand-new house could seem intriguing as well as daring yet when seen in the larger view it is not only time consuming but could likewise verify ... Read More

Every year, a large number of Road Accidents occur in India gulping over 130, 000 lives annually. Our country has overtaken even China in this regard. Such accidents and that too at such an alarming number suggest the fact that there is no single reason responsible for it directly. Hence, enlisted below are some of the major reasons for road accidents in our country.Rash Driving: One of the major reasons for road accidents. It claims the lives of people for no fault of theirs.Drinking and Driving: Although many times, the various government ministries under rule have highlighted this same issue, ... Read More

Chauth and Sardeshmukhi were two types of taxes collected in India, which were particularly collected by the Maratha Empire during the medieval times in our history. These two taxes were the most important taxes in the taxation system during the Marathas ruler which was founded by a great Maratha leader Shivaji (1627-1680).These taxes have provided a part of the revenue for Maratha administration. However, these two taxes were neither introduced nor were original sources of revenue for Marathas. These two are security taxes.Chauth is the tax which the small kingdoms or Dynasties have to pay to Marathas which was in ... Read More

The good old historical names of Indian cities have been changed by Muslim invaders and later by the British for their convenience. We, Indians had to accept and are used to these names for the past 200 - 500 years.The renaming of these cities was proposed in 1947, soon after India got Independence. After a lot of controversies, many of the proposed changes were not accepted by the Central Government. However, over the time many changes are accepted and names of the cities are changed back to their original names, Trivandrum - Thiruvananthapuram, Bombay - Mumbai, Madras - Chennai, Cochin ... Read More

Visa rules are strict in any country to restrict illegal entries and unauthorized residents. One of such rules has proven a hurdle to the couples married outside the country and want to convert their visiting visa into dependent visa or X2 visa.As per the visa manual, a tourist visa can be converted to an X2 visa only when the marriage takes place in India and gets registered within the validity of the present tourist visa. Another wise one has to go back to their country and come again on the X2 visa.Owing to the appeal from a Philipino spouse of an ... Read More

The highest bridge in India,  Chenab Bridge is a rail bridge, located between Bakkal and Kauri in the Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), is under construction at the moment. The 1, 315m-long bridge is being built at a height of 359m.Features of BridgeIts construction began in 2002.From the period of 2002, the work has been delayed due to various reasons such as poor geology, access problems, labor disputes, etc.The bridge is supposed to include 17 spans, the 469-meter main arch span across the Chenab River, and viaducts on either side.It employs an extensive cost of $92 million, as ... Read More