Naukri.com has revealed that most recruiters expect hiring to return to pre-covid levels in three to six months, while only 15% see it taking more than a year.

Just 15% of the 1,600 executives and recruiters surveyed confirmed layoffs; and about one-fifth admitted salary cuts at their organizations.What such surveys report and what actually happens need not display too strong a correlation.

Some businesses may have adopted a skeletal-staffing policy to get through the lockdown, and these might need fresh recruits just to operate at their usual pace.

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Michelle Obama Gushes Over How Barack Loves Their Girls Malia Sasha In Sweet Father’s Day Post

Michelle Obama, 56, was one of the first celebs to take to social media to honor the father in her family, Barack Obama, 58, on Father’s Day. The doting wife shared a throwback pic of her husband laughing and hugging their two daughters Malia, 21, and Sasha, 19, along with a sweet message that reflected her appreciation for him and the other “young people” in the country.

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Opinion | Let’s not confuse strong leadership with a strong leader

On Becoming A Leader, Harvard Business Review on Leadership, The One Minute Manager or The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People would fly off the shelf, giving readers hope of picking up tips on the fast-track to leadership.Leadership is a coveted attribute. Everybody desires power and charisma, the usual attributes associated with it.

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Beer lovers may need to 'register' when local pubs re-open next month

pubs next month – but a trip to the local is going to be a very different experience.

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Robert Jenrick 'viewed ad for development on Tory donor's phone' before approving scheme

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick watched a promotional video for a £1bn housing development promising a "new urban oasis" on a millionaire Tory donor's phone before intervening to approve its planning application, it has been reported.

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Job cuts, salary reductions to have relatively low impact on SBI: Chairman

New Delhi: SBI Chairman Rajnish Kumar has assured shareholders that the likely job cuts and salary reductions in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic will leave 'relatively low level' of stress on the bank as the proportion of business from government and quasi-government sector is high.In a letter to the bank's shareholders, Kumar exuded confidence that despite economic headwinds, the robust performance achieved by the country's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) in 2019-20 will continue in the current financial year."…despite the economic headwinds, the Bank is well prepared to adjust to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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‘Peaky Blinders’ season 6 – everything we know so far

Peaky Blinders fan. Season five just ended with a typically epic finale, we just enjoyed The Legitimate Peaky Blinders Festival, a VR game is in the works, and there’s talk of a film and various spin-offs. And that’s not all.

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‘Peaky Blinders’ director teases new female character for season 6: “She gives Tommy a run for his money”

Peaky Blinders director Anthony Byrne has teased the introduction of a new female character in the show’s upcoming sixth season.Production on the new season has been halted recently due to the coronavirus pandemic.Discussing the new season with Digital Spy, Byrne said: “There’s a great female character who is new, who is pretty dark. I haven’t seen a character like her in Peaky before.“I won’t say who she is,” he added, “but she certainly gives Tommy a run for his money.

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Special insurance scheme for health workers extended till Sept: Govt

₹50 lakh insurance scheme for about 22 lakh health workers for another 3-month till Sept amid rising number of covid-19 positive cases among medical professionals in the country The Narendra Modi government has extended the ₹50 lakh insurance scheme for about 22 lakh health workers for another 3-month till September amid rising number of covid-19 positive cases among medical professionals in the countryThe special insurance scheme implemented by New India Assurance was supposed to end on June 30, as per the announcement made by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman as part of the ₹1.70 lakh Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan package in March.The insurance scheme for medical professionals employed in state-run hospitals and health-care centers

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How will Ireland compare to other countries when schools re-open?

As primary schools finish up for the summer holidays, teachers, children and parents are wondering what school will look like when they return.

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Mesut Ozil’s absence is "worrying sign" for Arsenal, says club legend Ian Wright

Mesut Ozil is yet to feature for Arsenal since the Premier League returned and Ian Wright believes it’s a concern for the Gunners.Ozil’s future is up in the air with the German not getting on the pitch against Manchester City or Brighton.Arsenal lost both matches with Mikel Arteta’s side over-run in midfield by City before letting a lead slip on the south coast.Ozil is Arsenal’s highest earner with the former Real Madrid star believed to be taking home wages of £350,000 per week.And Gunners hero Wright believes it’s a concern that he’s not being picked with Arsenal struggling this season.“The midfield, you have to say, is not firing in the sense of productivity, creativity,” Wright said on Match of the Day.“Obviously Mesut Ozil didn’t even

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Clare Crawley's upcoming 16th season of Bachelorette being compared to Big Brother amid COVID-19

Clare Crawley's upcoming season of The Bachelorette was put on hold amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.But as lockdown ends and Hollywood begins to get back business, she's getting ready to give away some roses.Season 16 of the hit dating show is being compared to Big Brother, as production plans to take place in one location in order to keep with social distancing precautions.

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Opinion | The setu bandh (bridge) between yoga and financial fitness

swastik asan or adho mukh svanasan, but with them being given totally new names. If calling a croissant a kekeda roti is silly, it is far sillier to distort names of asans that are a few thousand years old.

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COVID-19 creates new job opportunities for Regina’s Street Culture initiative

WATCH: A Regina initiative that helps employ disadvantaged young adults is creating new work out of the pandemic. Allison Bamford has more on the Street Culture Project.

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Shangela Reveals Her Charitable Efforts Why Season 2 Of ‘We’re Here’ Will Be ‘Bigger Badder’

Performers around the world continue to wait for the world to resume as the coronavirus outbreak continues to keep several people out of work and the drag queen community is no different. RuPaul Drag Race star Shangela, 38, also known as Darius Pierce, is doing her best to not let that happen in a time of crisis with her newest project Feed the Queens. “With the pandemic came the shut down of night life and the shut down of night life came the joining of the 40 million plus people in the United States that are out of work,” Shangela told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY on June 17 during an episode of TVTalk on Instagram Live.

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COVID-19 creates new job opportunities for Regina’s Street Culture initiative

Street Culture Project had to get creative as it adjusted to COVID-19 restrictions.Its Workplace Help and Mentoring Program (WHAM), which helps disadvantaged young adults gain work experience while earning a paycheck, briefly shut down during the pandemic.“There were a lot of things we didn’t know health-wise and what was going to be safe, so we were shut down for a small period of time,” said Braden McKay, Street Culture director of strategy.“We adapted the program and we’re able to do a lot of jobs.” Besides jobs in construction, yard care and property management, the pandemic opened the door for fogging and disinfecting.ReThink BioClean, a Regina disinfecting service, offered to train WHAM participants in the fogging industry after

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Photographer Mark Seliger reveals true meaning behind Obama portrait

auctioned off 26 of his classic photos to benefit COVID-19 relief efforts.Christie’s wrapped up bids this week, generating a total of $232,375.Here, Seliger shares the stories behind a few of them.For a 2001 Rolling Stone profile, Seliger had a jungle set built inside his Manhattan studio, taking inspiration from the illustrations of fantasy/sci-fi illustrator Frank Frazetta. Then he augmented it all with a pair of leopards.

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Clare Crawley's Upcoming 'Bachelorette' Season is Being Compared to 'Big Brother'

Clare Crawley is getting ready to film her upcoming season of The Bachelorette after production was stalled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Rangers sell staggering 32,000 season tickets as Ibrox club hope for August fan return

Steven Gerrard’s bid to stop Ten in a Row by snapping up 32,000 season tickets already.And club chiefs hope to get at least a section of their home support back inside Ibrox stadium by the end of August. understands that, despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the club have sold more briefs than at this stage last year – 10 days before the June 30 deadline.

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Coronavirus: Some outdoor public pools in Montreal open amid heatwave

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Environment Canada issued warnings for several regions in the St. Lawrence Valley, saying the scorching temperatures currently experienced in southern Quebec are forecast to last until Tuesday.While many in Lachine are enjoying the warm weather, other municipalities have to wait their turn as their pools have yet to open.But residents say they’re ready for a dip.“Well, it’s always a nice activity to do with the family.

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How to keep your skin in good hands while protecting yourself from coronavirus

Washing your hands is still the best way to combat Covid-19.

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How DNA tests can set you on the path to healthy skin and hair

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Coronavirus nurse who wore lingerie under PPE gets job offer for drastic career change

A Russian nurse who was disciplined for wearing just her lingerie underneath her see-through PPE at work has won a modelling contract.

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Need a job? Here’s who’s hiring right now in Canada

COVID-19, scores of unemployed Canadians have started looking for jobs.What they face is very different from the pre-pandemic labour market, says Carolyn Levy of Randstad Canada.At the beginning of the year, the country’s unemployment rate was hovering around 5.5 per cent, close to a record low. That was after the jobless rate had kept firmly under six per cent for all of 2019.“It was a job-seekers’ market for a couple of years,” Levy says.Now things have “really changed,” she adds.Unemployment stood at an all-time high of 13.7 per cent in May, according to the latest available data from Statistics Canada.

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Moving Celtic's opening Premiership clash with Rangers would open a can of worms and spark outcry - Chris Sutton

SPFL should manipulate the fixture list to make sure it can be played in front of supporters.It would be wrong.The way the calendar works, Rangers would be due to go to Celtic Park first next season, usually in August or September.Goodness knows what the situation will be like by then in terms of the coronavirus but the smart money is on Scottish football fans remaining shut out at that point.Neil Lennon and Callum McGregor have suggested bumping the Glasgow derby until later in the season, until supporters can enter the stadium.I get that. But you can’t start picking and choosing what games are played when and where.There would be outcry among the other clubs.

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Opinion | A chicken under pressure provides refuge from Covid madness

veluri (anchovies, as far as I can discern) fish with fenugreek or with anything else my mother fancies that day or—I am ashamed to say—bisi bele anna, a spicy, vegetable-filled khichdi that is one of Karnataka’s national dishes.I tend to make the bulk fish or chicken, and that is mainly because I tend to experiment a lot in my efforts to bring broiler to life.

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Trump warns protesters at Tulsa rally it will be ‘different scene’

Donald Trump on Friday threatened unspecified action against any protesters at his weekend re-election rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in a warning that his campaign said was not directed at peaceful demonstrators.“Any protesters, anarchists, agitators, looters or lowlifes who are going to Oklahoma please understand, you will not be treated like you have been in New York, Seattle, or Minneapolis. It will be a much different scene!” Trump wrote on Twitter.

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MLB tells players 2020 season must be 60 games or fewer

Major League Baseball on Friday that teams will not agree to more than 60 games in the pandemic-delayed season, leaving open the possibility of an even shorter schedule of perhaps 50 games or fewer.While the NBA and NHL have found ways to restart their sports, baseball has been unable to cope with the economic dislocation because of the new coronavirus and the prospect of playing in empty ballparks, reverting to the fractious labour strife that led to eight work stoppages from 1972-95. With time slipping away, the sport will have at best its shortest schedule since the dawn of professional baseball in the 1870s.

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Pubs to be patrolled to enforce social distancing as they open next month

pubs will implement new measures which include patrolling to ensure customers remain socially distanced. Plans were revealed yesterday as the hospitality sector gears up to get back to business.The new measures will also see changes in restaurants, tables will no longer be laid out in advance and hotel porters will leave room service outside rooms.

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Rebecca Black Wants Influencers To Continue Advocating For Black Lives Matter: ‘It Is In Your Job Title’

Rebecca Black says there is no returning to normal and instead calls on her fellow celebrities to adopt a new normal in support of Black Lives Matter and Pride.

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Lizzo, Selena Gomez, Michelle Obama and Taylor Swift lead celebrities honoring Juneteenth

Black Lives Matter movement, Juneteenth 2020 feels even more poignant than in recent years.Stars such as Michelle Obama, Selena Gomez, Lizzo, Taylor Swift and Usher have used their platforms to honor the date and educate their followers about it’s significance.Juneteenth – aka June 19 – is the date which marks the official end of slavery in the USA, when black people in Texas finally learned slavery had been abolished in 1865. And this year has seen an increased in calls for the day to become a national holiday, while others are using the day to encourage people to support Black businesses.Michelle Obama took to Twitter and wrote: ‘Most of us were taught that slavery came to an end when President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation

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Frank Lampard issues Timo Werner warning to Chelsea’s youth over 2020/21 season

Frank Lampard has warned his Chelsea kids they need to go up a level to compete with the likes of Timo Werner. Germany star Werner sealed a £47.5m switch from Leipzig this week and Lampard believes he is set to tear up the Premier League.

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News Scan for Jun 19, 2020

More than 40% of Latinos in the Baltimore-Washington, DC metropolitan region who were tested for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, were positive, a rate far higher than for any other racial/ethnic group, researchers from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine reported yesterday in JAMA.For the study, the researchers analyzed samples collec

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Kilmarnock boss Alex Dyer outlines transfer market plans ahead of new season

Kilmarnock.The 54-year-old was back working with his squad on Monday in a socially-distanced environment after being given the nod to stay on by the club’s board.Dyer took over from Angelo Alessio in December with Killie finishing a Premiership season curtailed by the coronavirus pandemic in eighth place.Now Dyer is ready to make a fresh start with Hamilton Accies defender Aaron McGowan the first of what he hopes will be several new arrivals. The Kilmarnock Standard revealed yesterday that the club is running the rule over Maidenhead United striker Danny Whitehall.

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Wheelchair tennis players now told they could play US Open

The plan announced Wednesday for holding a scaled-down tournament amid the coronavirus pandemic included cutting various competitions to reduce the number of people on-site for better social distancing. Wheelchair, junior and mixed doubles competitions were dropped altogether, singles qualifying was eliminated, too, and the fields for women’s and men’s doubles were halved to 32 teams apiece.The USTA is giving $3.3 million to each of the men's and women's tours to distribute to players who will miss out on participating in singles qualifying or a full, 64-team doubles draw.After some wheelchair athletes complained about their exclusion, the USTA said in a statement Friday that CEO Mike Dowse, U.S.

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Neil Lennon reveals Celtic could be involved in pre-season mini tournament as Hoops hunt game time

Celtic could be involved in a pre-season mini tournament as he looks to get his players fine tuned ahead of the Premiership kick off in six weeks. The champions returned to training nine days ago under strict health and distancing guidelines.

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States put open access renewable projects at risk by reducing incentives: ICRA

Mumbai: With state governments increasing standard charges on open access renewable energy projects or cutting back on incentives, the financial future of many projects are in jeopardy. In a note, credit ratings agency ICRA said that with the changes in policy, the viability of open access - against grid-connected energy - is no longer as attractive.Open access allows large users of power - typically those who consume more than 1 MW - to buy power from the open market, instead of depending on a more expensive grid.

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₹5 cr ex-gratia, job to Colonel Santosh's family

₹10 lakh each to the kin of the other 19 soldiers who were martyred in Galwan Valley Hyderabad: The country should send a message to the Defence forces guarding the borders that it stood with them, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao said on Friday as he announced ex-gratia to the families of 20 soldiers killed in the Indo-China faceoff in Ladakh.

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PSBs disburse 52% of the loans sanctioned under emergency credit line guarantee scheme

₹40,416 crore under the emergency credit line guarantee scheme, out of which, 52% of the credit has already been disbursed, as of June 18, the finance ministry said.“As of 18 June 2020, PSBs have sanctioned loans worth ₹40,416 crore under the 100% Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme, out of which ₹21,028.55 crore has already been disbursed," the finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s office said in a tweet on Friday.The government has been prodding banks to increase credit disbursal to support small businesses as the imposition of the nationwide lockdown disrupted businesses and brought economic activity to a standstill.

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Southeastern Pennsylvania counties to move to green June 26, Philly to uphold some restrictions

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (Office of Gov. Tom Wolf)PHILADELPHIA - Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf says southeastern counties will move into the green phase of the state's reopening plan next Friday.The eight counties in our area that will move into the least restrictive phase of the three-tiered plan include: Philadelphia, Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, and Northampton.While Philadelphia will move green ahead of Mayor Kenny's July 3 target date, Wolf says Philadelphia residents and businesses will still follow the plan laid out Thursday by city officials.Erie, Lackawanna, and Susquehanna will also move into the green phase on the 26th.

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Coronavirus: How small businesses in the Greater Toronto Area are working to stay open

COVID-19, but restaurants, bars, lounges, independent shoe and clothing stores, salons and barber shops have been the hardest hit. [ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]As Global News continued to report on the hardships faced by small business owners, the Small Business … Neighbourhood Gem series invites viewers to nominate their favourite shops to be featured.

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Luxembourg and WHO sign new Memorandum of Understanding, committing flexible funding to support WHO Triple billion targets

Today Luxembourg’s Minister for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs and Minister of the Economy, Mr Franz Fayot, and WHO Director General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the period 2020-2023 in support of the Organization’s Thirteenth General Programme of work 2019-2023.

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Netflix’s Stranger Things writers reveal season 4 is ‘completed’ in new picture

NETFLIX'S Stranger Things writers have revealed season four is 'completed' in a new picture. The hit supernatural series has already released a couple of teaser shots for fans to whet their appetites.

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The Handmaid’s Tale’s Luke actor reveals big regrets over Commander Waterford punch scene

The Handmaid's Tale's Luke (O-T Fagbenle) has revealed his big regrets over his punch scene with Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes). The star - who plays Handmaid June's (Elisabeth Moss) husband - says the moment didn't fit in with his character.

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