comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - More than 50 - Page 1 : comparemela.com

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Sudan conflict forces more than 50,000 people to flee to South Sudan; Majority are South Sudanese returning to unsafe conditions, warns International Rescue Committee

Sudan conflict forces more than 50,000 people to flee to South Sudan; Majority are South Sudanese returning to unsafe conditions, warns International Rescue Committee

Al khartumSouth sudanBlue nileAn nil al azraqCity ofUnited kingdomShamal kurdufanWilayata ali an nilUnited nationsGroup caroline sekyewaAl jazeeraInternational rescue committeeSouth sudaneseInternational rescue committee followingSudan country directorSouth sudan humanitarian response plan

More than 50,000 killed in quake that struck Turkey, Syria on February 6

Shafaq News/ A devastating earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria killed more than 50,000 people, in a toll revised by AFP that includes figures from both government and opposition-controlled parts o

Maram al sheikhUnited nationsAssistance coordination unitMore than 50000 killed in quake that struck turkeyYria on february 6

At Winter Olympics, virus fight waged with worker sacrifices

As Olympians bank memories to cherish for a lifetime, their Chinese hosts are putting family life on ice.

Li hongThomas bachCathy chenDong jinggeInternational olympic committeeOlympic gamesWinter gamesGreat wall likeLunar new yearNew yearCommunist partyPresident xi jinpingInternational olympic committee president thomasParalympic gamesAp newsTat winter olympics

Wyandotte County now has over %50 COVID-19 Vaccination

The Unified Government Public Health Department Reports Improved COVID-19 Number and Loosens Gathering Guidance

Wyandotte countyUnited statesJuliann van liewGovernment public health department reports improvedWyandotte county unified government public health departmentKansas department of healthLoosens gathering guidanceKansas departmentCovid 19Kansas cityMore than 50Vaccination rates

Ride-hailing firm Grab to contribute to drivers retirement in deal with Malaysia s EPF - Pensions - Magazine

Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) and Southeast Asian ride hailing operator Grab have signed a memorandum of understanding for the latte.

Malaysia employees provident fundEmployees provident fundSoutheast asianMalaysia amp rsquos employees provident fund epf and southeast asian ride hailing operator grab have signeda memorandum of understanding for the latter to contribute retirement savings its drivers delivery partners through pension rsquo si saraan scheme thei programme is aimed at encouraging gig economy workers self employed make voluntary contributions th government matches up 15 an individual annual contribution toa maximum 250 ringgit us 59 74a year under terms deal withHe ride hailing firm will match an additional 5 of contributions by its drivers and delivery partnersApped at 80 ringgit per annum for those below 55 years of ageNd 10 up toa maximum 120 ringgit per annum for older or disabled workers amp nbsp according to epf chief executive officer amir hamzah azizanHe collaboration will enhance the retirement well being of drivers and delivery partnersNd also promote financial literacy about the importance of retirement planning amp ldquo we look forward to having hard working community grab drivers and delivery partners sign up as epf members contribute voluntarily their savingsMp rdquo he says ina statement on september 7 grab malaysia managing director sean goh the partnership amp ldquo isa step in right directionS public and private partners come together to promote good financial habits that build security amongst all malaysians amp rdquo according sohMore than 50000 people have joined the grab platform during coronavirus crisis

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.