The Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, along with Digital Green, is developing a national digital platform to enhance the extension system in agriculture. This platform aims to strengthen the digital capacities of extension workers and improve access to verified agricultural knowledge for fa

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Gig workers, also known as independent contractors, play a significant role in today's workforce by offering flexibility and specialized skills. This guide covers the definition of gig workers, types of gig workers, when to use them, proper classification, and the implications of misclassification.

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Explore the comprehensive Workers Compensation Training Program, covering essential topics like insurance coverage, work-related injuries, legal aspects, benefits for employees and employers, and more. Gain insights into the purpose and benefits of workers compensation laws to ensure a safe workplac

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The Workers Advisers Office, a branch of the Ministry of Labour, provides free advice and assistance to workers on compensation claims and prohibited action complaints, including those related to sexual harassment. They handle compensation claims for injuries and diseases, as well as mental disorder

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The Women's Weeklies market in June 2023 showcases the dominance of Frontline in both Traditional and Celebrity Weeklies. With key players like Bella and Closer, the industry generates substantial revenue through a mix of real-life stories, celebrity gossip, lifestyle advice, and brand extensions. F

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Developed with support from Unitaid, CHAI, and the Infectious Diseases Institute Uganda, the AHD Toolkit App is a mobile application linked to the Global Advanced HIV Disease Toolkit. It aims to provide versatile support to frontline healthcare workers managing AHD clients. The app offers key facts

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The COMMIT program aims to enhance public service delivery, promote good governance, and provide induction training to frontline government functionaries. It offers a blend of face-to-face and e-learning modules covering soft skills and domain-specific topics. Currently being piloted in six states,

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Heartfelt messages of gratitude and appreciation are shared by various organizations and community members for the efforts of frontline workers during challenging times. The messages highlight the unity, support, and resilience within the community as they come together to ensure the well-being and

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Safety Reconnect is an event organized to engage frontline workers and leaders in conversations about injury and illness prevention in the workplace. The initiative aims to improve safety performance, foster continuous improvement, and work towards achieving zero incidents and injuries. With a focus

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This comprehensive guide covers various aspects of the Kansas Workers' Compensation laws, including the workers' compensation remedy, insurance requirements, applicability criteria, exceptions, compensable injuries, and medical benefits. It explains the exclusive, limited remedies available for diff

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Dr. Molly Secor-Turner emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing. EBP, derived from rigorous research, leads to quality patient outcomes by aligning services with current knowledge. The process involves identifying problems, critiquing evidence, implementing recommendatio

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Labor movement in America started in 1778 when printers in New York City demanded higher pay, leading to the formation of labor unions. Over the years, the workforce shifted from farmers to factory workers due to immigration and industrialization. The Civil War and westward expansion further fueled

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This training session delves into the importance of Workers' Compensation, the authority for health and safety in the workplace, components of a safety culture, benefits of fostering a safety culture, costs associated with Workers' Compensation, and the basics of Workers' Compensation including defi

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This project led by Alice Nkoroi focused on improving access and quality of nutrition services in Ghana and Malawi by enhancing pre-service nutrition education for frontline workers like nurses and midwives. The approach involved stakeholder consultation, defining core nutrition competencies, and co

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Anganwadi workers play a crucial role in addressing child malnutrition, infant mortality, and lack of education in India. They operate under the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) scheme, providing essential healthcare, nutrition, and educational support to children aged 0-6 years. With a

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The Differential Piece Rate System introduced by Taylor in the field of scientific management aimed to reward efficient workers with higher piece rates for higher production while penalizing slow workers with lower rates. This system, based on time and motion studies, incentivized workers to complet

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Explore the role of Community Health Workers (CHWs) as frontline public health professionals on Long Island. Learn about CHW program models, job titles, assessment findings, and key informant interviews highlighting the importance of shared lived experiences and minimum eligibility requirements for

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Understanding firestopping and compartmentation is crucial for frontline firefighters as it helps protect their work environment, identify and report fire safety hazards, and advocate for building codes that enhance safety. These practices are vital in minimizing the path of fire travel, preventing

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This project focuses on improving agriculture extension services in Nepal, particularly in Province 2. It addresses current gaps and issues in the extension approaches, highlighting the need for better linkages, qualified human resources, and enhanced infrastructure. Recommendations from past resear

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International Workers Memorial Day on April 28 commemorates the workers who have lost their lives due to work-related accidents. In the UK, on average 135 workers die in such accidents each year, with an additional 13,000 suffering from occupational lung diseases and cancers. Safety campaigners esti

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The Welcome Team is an integrated group that greets customers, conducts assessments, oversees resource rooms, and provides career services, while dislocated workers are individuals who have experienced job loss due to various reasons. Frontline staff must be well-versed in program details to assist

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This guide provides valuable insights from an employer's perspective on handling workers' compensation claims in South Carolina. It covers the role of the Workers' Compensation Commission, eligibility criteria for insurance, who can file a claim, and the elements of a compensable claim. The informat

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Labor conditions in the late 1800s were harsh, with long work weeks, low wages, and no benefits for workers. Deflation caused a rise in the value of money, leading to resentment among workers who organized into unions to demand better wages and working conditions. Craft workers and common laborers f

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The Indian labor market faces significant challenges in formalizing women workers, with a noticeable decline in women's employment especially in rural areas. Despite recent policy attempts at formalization, such as the Unorganized Workers Social Security Act 2008 and the Maternity Benefits Act, wome

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A qualitative study conducted in Kathmandu Valley exploring the perceived risks and mitigation practices of informal waste workers. The research project, led by Sujata Sapkota, aims to address the occupational and health challenges faced by these workers. The study includes a mix of quantitative and

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Chile has seen a significant influx of migrant workers in recent years, prompting the government to develop a comprehensive migration policy. The Ministry of Labor plays a key role in ensuring the protection and integration of migrant workers, emphasizing equal rights and opportunities for both migr

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Celebrate the dedication of frontline workers through remembering the past while looking towards a hopeful future. Explore the power of appreciation, solidarity, and connection, symbolized by light, in honoring those who have sacrificed so much during challenging times. Witness how Ireland acknowled

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Unionisation in the informal economy (IE) in Africa poses unique challenges and opportunities for workers. This presentation explores the growing presence of IE in developing countries, the gender dimension in unionisation, and the role of trade unions in addressing the specific needs of IE workers.

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The Master of Social Work (MSW) Program at the School of Social Work within the College of Health & Human Services aims to prepare ethical and competent social workers to serve diverse populations for human well-being and social justice. Established in 1964, the program emphasizes anti-racism, diver

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Childcare workers in Illinois earn a median hourly wage of $10.5, ranking 35th in hourly wages among 730 occupations. The study aims to understand the flexibility and demographics of childcare workers compared to other occupations with similar wages. Assumptions suggest childcare work is predominant

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Joining trade unions and engaging in international work is crucial for promoting solidarity, protecting workers' rights globally, and challenging exploitation by multinational companies. UNISON's National LGBT+ Committee is actively involved in international work, aiming to advocate for LGBT+ worker

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This presentation explores the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers, featuring insights from Dr. Marie Broyd, Dr. Philip Delbridge, and Dr. Gabin Mbanjumucyo. The discussion covers the challenges faced by healthcare providers during the pandemic, highlighting key issues and potential solutions t

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Hypothesized peer-led community-based provision of PrEP services positively influenced PrEP uptake among female sex workers in Zimbabwe. Despite national commodity shortages, PrEP initiation rates peaked at 51% in September 2020, with 33.7% of 19,407 sex workers initiating PrEP. The highest initiati

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Research conducted by PE Research in Malaysia focuses on the migration cost survey of Vietnamese workers in Malaysia, outlining sampling frameworks, methods of survey, and the distribution of foreign workers across sectors. As of June 2015, there were 56,591 Vietnamese workers registered under the t

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COVID-19, caused by a novel coronavirus, poses risks to health workers. Understanding symptoms, modes of transmission, and prevention measures is crucial. Adequate equipment development is essential to support and protect frontline workers.

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This presentation provides an overview of the Connecticut Workers' Compensation Act, explaining who is entitled to benefits and the types of benefits available. It delves into the history of workers' compensation laws in Connecticut, highlighting the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire as a turning point in th

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This comprehensive guide covers essential information about workers' compensation in Maine, including the role of employers, benefits of compliance, Maine Workers Compensation Board's mission, governance structure, regional offices, and key terms related to workers' compensation. It also provides in

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The presentation by Laura Alfers highlights the plight of informal workers globally who lack labor and social protections. It delves into the concept of social contracts, exploring the evolving nature of these agreements and their impact on informal workers. The discussion also scrutinizes the role

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The European Middle Ages witnessed a structured society with different classes such as workers, serfs, urban workers, warriors, and worshipers. Workers predominantly engaged in agricultural activities, serfs were bound to labor services and dues, urban workers faced economic challenges, warriors com

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This report by Ioana Roxana-Melenciuc, PhD, provides insight into the occupational safety and health issues faced by posted workers in Spain. It discusses the challenges and regulations in place to protect these workers, offering a comprehensive analysis of the Spanish study case. The report sheds l

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