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India's workers get biggest pay rise
Indian employees are estimated to have received an average salary increase of 14 per cent this year. The rate is expected to be maintained with 2008 settlements forecast to average 15 per cent. That compares with an anticipated annual inflation rate of 5.7 per cent this year and 5.4 per cent in 2008.
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How to keep your employees happy
Work is, well, work. But a few companies understand that in order to get the most out of their staffers--and keep them -- they need to have fun. At least sometimes.
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Simple secrets of family communication
Shailja Mehta discusses how a health concern taught her to reach out and communicate with her family in the right way.
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20 ventures you can start with Rs 5 lakh!
It's much easier to be an entrepreneur now -exciting areas are opening up in a brave new India and you do not need a pot of gold to make them fly.
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How to make a perfect wedding budget
The economics of a wedding should complement the revelry. Rationalise expenses while making the big event memorable.
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Home loans: Do not repeat these mistakes
If you had opted for floating rate home loans in 2003 and have recently switched to fixed rates then now is the time to revisit your decision.
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ICICI Bank fined Rs 50 lakh for hiring 'goons'
In a significant judgment, the Commission deprecated the "audacity and impunity" with which the banks have been effecting forcible possession of vehicles and ordered ICICI Bank also to pay Rs 50 lakh to a consumer, who was mercilessly beaten by the recovery agents while they snatched a loaned car from him.
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How medical insurance policies work
Medical insurance policies have caps on expenses made under different heads. Some help on how they work.
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10 secrets for everyday writing success
Shaun Fawcett provides readers with a few tips on writing and effective communication.
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The case of Musharraf and the drunk uncle
'When he said, "Extremists have gone very extreme," it suddenly occurred to me why his speech pattern seemed so familiar. He was that uncle that you get stranded with at a family gathering when everybody else has gone to sleep but there is still some whisky left in the bottle. And uncle thinks he is about to say something very profound -- if you would only pour him one last one.'
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