Month: Jun 2020

Can employee savings compensate for the wage freeze?
Economy

Can employee savings compensate for the wage freeze?

While one in two HR managers say they have taken steps to reduce or postpone wage increases, according to a study by Willis Towers Watson published on May 25, the Minister of Action and Public Accounts, Gérald Darmanin, proposed , on May 24 in an interview with the Journal du dimanche , to “generalize” the employee savings plans: employee profit-sharing and employee shareholding. Or how to give purchasing power … Continue reading Can employee savings compensate for the wage freeze?

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Sushant Singh Rajput funeral: India says teary goodbye to the Patna boy who won Bollywood
Celebrity News

Sushant Singh Rajput funeral: India says teary goodbye to the Patna boy who won Bollywood

HIGHLIGHTS Sushant Singh Rajput was cremated at the Pawan Hans crematorium in Mumbai on Monday. The Bollywood actor ended his life on Sunday morning. His family flew down from Patna to Mumbai on Monday for his last rites. As if right on cue, the sky in Mumbai broke open as the ambulance carrying Sushant Singh Rajput’s mortal remains pulled out of the Cooper hospital in … Continue reading Sushant Singh Rajput funeral: India says teary goodbye to the Patna boy who won Bollywood

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Mexico earthquake leaves at least six dead
World

Mexico earthquake leaves at least six dead

A powerful earthquake of 7.5 on the Richter scale affected the state of Oaxaca, in southern Mexico, Tuesday, June 23. In the midst of the Covid-19 crisis, the tremor, which left at least six people dead, was felt even in the capital Mexico, already affected by deadly earthquakes in 2017 and 1985, and caused a tsunami warning until Hawaii. Mexico, already grappling with the Covid-19 health crisis , was … Continue reading Mexico earthquake leaves at least six dead

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The death of Pascal Clément, former Minister of Justice
Politics

The death of Pascal Clément, former Minister of Justice

Keeper of the seals between 2005 and 2007, figure of the republican right, the former deputy of the Loire died on June 21, at the age of 75 years. As minister, he notably defended a compromise text after the fiasco of the Outreau pedophilia affair and set up the “Abduction Alert” device. Article reserved for subscribers Pascal Clément, member of the Loire for more than thirty … Continue reading The death of Pascal Clément, former Minister of Justice

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UNESCO calls for rethinking the future of post-Covid-19 education
Education

UNESCO calls for rethinking the future of post-Covid-19 education

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) released its latest Global Education Monitoring Report on Tuesday. Key finding: Less than one in ten countries have laws that help ensure full inclusion in education. The document also notes an intensification of exclusion during the Covid-19 pandemic. He also estimates that around 40% of low- and middle-income countries did not support disadvantaged learners during the temporary school closings … Continue reading UNESCO calls for rethinking the future of post-Covid-19 education

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It's BIM time: The pandemic is getting worse in the United States, L214 is fighting for lambs and Obama is a hit
General

It’s BIM time: The pandemic is getting worse in the United States, L214 is fighting for lambs and Obama is a hit

Did you miss the news of this early morning? We have put together a summary to help you see more clearly. Coronavirus: Situation Worsens in the United States, EU Plans to Ban US Travelers The situation is reversed. As the EU prepares to  reopen its external borders on July 1 to a list of countries that have mastered the coronavirus pandemic  , a major nation is not among them, according to the  New York … Continue reading It’s BIM time: The pandemic is getting worse in the United States, L214 is fighting for lambs and Obama is a hit

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Rogers Cup: Toronto's turn to cancel tournament scheduled for August
Sport

Rogers Cup: Toronto’s turn to cancel tournament scheduled for August

TORONTO – The Toronto Rogers Cup is officially canceled, the organizers announced on Wednesday morning. The tournament, which was scheduled to take place from August 8 to 16, has been postponed to the week from August 7 to 15, 2021. The Rogers Cup organizing committee has specified that Toronto will host the men’s component in 2021. Not surprisingly, the health directives imposed by various levels … Continue reading Rogers Cup: Toronto’s turn to cancel tournament scheduled for August

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Boxing: Joshua Franco surprises Andrew Moloney and runs away with 11th title
Sport

Boxing: Joshua Franco surprises Andrew Moloney and runs away with 11th title

Joshua Franco showed Andrew Moloney the carpet in the 11th round and it was the difference to cause surprise by winning a tight decision to win his WBA super flyweight title on Tuesday in Las Vegas. Shaken by a good combination of Franco (17-1-2, 8 K.-O.), Moloney (21-1, 14 K.-O.) put the gloves on the ground in the 11th. This round of 10-8 made all the … Continue reading Boxing: Joshua Franco surprises Andrew Moloney and runs away with 11th title

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