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ukrfeminism · 2 months

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Thousands of student nurses, midwives, and teachers are leaving their courses or ditching training altogether because the government’s free childcare scheme does not extend to them, The Independent has been told.

Campaigners are warning that a growing crisis affecting the education and healthcare sectors is being made worse by students’ inability to access free childcare – forcing them to leave the sector and find work elsewhere.

The warning comes as worrying Ucas data published this week showed that applications for UK nursing degree courses were down for the third year running. Just 31,100 people applied for a course for 2024, down from 33,570 last year, 41,220 in 2022 and 46,040 in 2021.

NHS cuts, heavy workloads, and a collective sense of being undervalued have already sparked an exodus of UK-trained nurses from the NHS, with 42,000 empty vacancies in England alone.

Because of this, several prominent campaign groups, including Mumsnet and Save the Children, are demanding Chancellor Jeremy Hunt extend the government’s free childcare scheme to all parents in training.

Mr Hunt initially unveiled the major extension to free childcare for parents in the spring of last year to win back voters, with working parents who have children under five told they can claim 30 hours of free childcare for 38 weeks per year from September 2025. But Mr Hunt’s 30-hour childcare offer only covers parents who are in paid work.

Trainee teachers, nurses and midwives often work full time, meaning they will need childcare, but do not qualify because they are technically studying.

Some 190,214 students are currently training to be nurses, teachers and midwives in England, according to the latest data.

The Independent has revealed there are major problems with funding, staff shortages and nursery closures. The new scheme comes after ministers rolled out 30 hours of free childcare per week in term time for three and four-year-olds in England in 2017.

Josie Irwin, head of equality at Unison, the UK’s largest trade union, said they are witnessing student nurses and social workers dropping out of their training due to not being eligible for the government’s free childcare.

She said “a bubbling cauldron of problems” engulfing the NHS and caring professions is being compounded by the lack of childcare.

“It goes hand in glove with the recruitment and retention issues which are running across the caring professions, such as nursing, healthcare assistance, paramedics, social workers, midwives and teaching assistants,” Ms Irwin added.

“Women ending up in really precarious zero-hours employment is represented by politicians as a choice but it is not. They don’t have any other option in doing really difficult, demanding, underpaid, undervalued challenging shifts.”

Exclusive data, shared with The Independent, found around four in 10 student nurses and paramedics say problems securing childcare mean they are contemplating dropping out of their course.

Researchers, who polled 600 student nurses and paramedics, also found around seven in 10 report being heavily dependent on family and friends to help them with childcare.

Christine Farquharson, associate director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, also warned that such families cannot access other childcare help programmes such as tax-free childcare or subsidies through universal credit.

A midwife, who didn’t want to be named fearing reprisals from management, said: “It is not unusual for there to be more student midwives than trained midwives and sometimes student midwives are being thrown in the deep end and plugging the gap of the midwifery shortage.

“This can be dangerous for patient safety. Student midwives are worth their weight in gold – the service would completely crumble if we didn’t have their support.”

Daisy*, who has two young children, said she was forced to drop out of her nursing course for two years due to struggles to access childcare – assuming she would not be able to return.

The 31-year-old, who lives in Nottinghamshire, explained she was previously running a digital marketing company but chose to take a hefty pay cut and retrain to be a nurse due to feeling unfulfilled and wanting to give back.

She is resuming her course this month but will not be able to claim the government’s free childcare provision that begins in September, or the free hours she is currently claiming for her other child, unless she continues doing her current paid work, she explained.

“I work nights to save money on childcare. I look after a child with complex needs. I do 24 hours of care work through the night a week,” Daisy added.

“If I were to go back onto the course and drop my paid hours so I can properly focus on the course, we would lose access to the free childcare. Many weeks I don’t sleep at all after my shift. I have an out-of-body experience most weeks – I just float.”

“It has negatively impacted my mental health – terribly so,” she added. “It is affecting my sleep and causing me a lot of anxiety. I think about it all the time. I feel trapped. I feel like everything is against me wanting to be a nurse.”

The latest data shows there is a shortage of 42,306 nurses and 2,500 midwives in the NHS in England, and a deficit of 2,300 teachers.

Sarah Ronan, director of the Early Education and Childcare Coalition, explained her member organisations frequently hear from people, mainly women, who are doing vocational training that involves on-the-job placements being forced to drop out due to the cost of childcare.

Ms Ronan said the childcare sector is already grappling with “unprecedented demand” – warning the government must only roll out free childcare provision for students in a way that does not “overwhelm the sector”.

She added: “Often people come to these professions later in life. In those situations, they may already have children and therefore they are being penalised due to not being given adequate support to retrain. There are also recruitment campaigns by the government that target people as career changers to come into these professions.”

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) found the UK had one of the most expensive childcare systems in the world.

“Understandably, trainee midwives, teachers and nurses are furious they cannot access these new schemes,” Joeli Brearley, chief executive and founder of campaign group Pregnant Then Screwed, said.

“Mothers in training have contacted us to express their concern as to how this exclusion undervalues the work they do and has made them reconsider whether training is right for them.”

A spokesperson for the Department for Education said: “Students who are parents already receive a grant paying 85 per cent of childcare costs across the full year including holidays, up to a weekly limit, and student nurses with children receive an additional NHS grant of £7,000 per academic year.

“On top of this, nurses have received a 5 per cent pay rise for 2023/24 and two significant one-off awards worth over £2,000 on average."

Dr Nichola Ashby, deputy chief nurse at the Royal College of Nursing, warned grants available for nurses “don’t come close” to paying for childcare.

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#articles #health #finance #education #Children

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worldofwardcraft · 2 years

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The cost of culture war.

September 22, 2022

War is always an expensive enterprise. Culture war even more so. Yet, when not otherwise engaged in juvenile name-calling and promoting stupid conspiracy theories, MAGA Republicans are obsessed with arguments over such nonsense as banning women's healthcare, punishing the LGBT community, cleansing critical race theory from classrooms, or making sure children use the right bathrooms and compete on the correct sports teams.

But while crusading against these fabricated culture foes, the GOP has given up entirely on actual governing and any pretense of public service. Their fixation on cultural issues has resulted in many state and municipal governments under Republican control totally neglecting the services they are supposed to provide, thus lowering of the quality of life.

Take, for example, the water crisis in Jackson, MS (which mirrors the earlier one in Flint, MI). The capital of a Republican-ruled state, Jackson suffered from years of underinvestment in its water system, which the city did not have the tax base to deal with. This longtime indifference on the part of the state's GOP has led to 150,000 citizens being burdened with toxic, undrinkable water (pictured above). In fact, the city's residents were warned not to shower with their mouths open. Meanwhile, the Republican legislature was busily passing one of the nation's most draconian abortion bans.

Over in Texas, Republicans for decades ignored necessary upgrades to their state's independent electrical power grid, even as the population and the demand for power grew exponentially. Predictably, during a storm in February 2021, there were widespread outages, leaving more than 4.5 million homes and businesses without power and either directly or indirectly causing the deaths of anywhere from 246 to 720 people. Yet Governor Abbott and his fellow GOPers in the legislature continue fighting mock battles over school books, CRT, guns and who knows what else.

But the prime example of this culture war lunacy is the MAGA Republic of Florida under the iron-fisted rule of tireless culture warrior Ron DeSantis. While he's been waging performative campaigns against trans kids, immigrants, socially responsible companies and "wokeness" in general, Florida's schools are reporting thousands of teacher vacancies. DeSantis's brilliant solution has been to give military vets temporary teaching certificates. He's also suggested waiving the teacher-licensing exam for retired cops, EMTs and firefighters. In addition to granting them $4,000 signing bonuses!

Sadly, it seems Republicans care only about scoring victories in their phony culture wars. And have little to no interest in either the suffering or the needs of their voters. For the GOP that's merely collateral damage.

#culture war #jackson water crisis #texas power grid #teacher shortage

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giankoen · 1 year

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Employment Information for the Government Jobs

People aren't motivated by a desire to amass wealth; rather, they seek fulfilment in their daily lives through work that is both meaningful and secure. They're looking for a position that will ensure their financial and professional stability. Some people, especially those working in remote areas, may be forced to accept low compensation for their services. Here are the latest openings for government positions and how to apply.

Apply for the Punjab Police in 2023

The Punjab Police Department will be hiring for 2034 positions in the ranks of Police Constable and Sub Inspector in 2023. Candidates for jobs in the Punjab Police Department will be chosen after passing a computer-based exam, a physical measurement test, a physical screening test, and a document verification process. To participate in the Teacher Jobs in India 2023, interested parties must register between February 15, 2023, and March 8 2023.

Vacancies for SSC MTS in 2023

For those interested in applying for the SSC MTS position, the organization has announced 12,523 openings as of January 20, 2023. In April 2023, candidates can take Tier 1 of the Ssc Mts Vacancy 2023 test.

A notice regarding the rescheduling of Document Verification for selected applicants of the SSC MTS and Havildar Exam 2021 has been issued by the Staff Selection Commission. For such candidates, the revised DV date is March 1, 2023.

The amount of people who submitted applications for the SSC MTS Recruitment 2023 and the Havildar (CBIC and CBN) Examination 2022 has been made public. There was a total of 547,396 applications submitted.

Recruitment for the UPSC Civil Services Exam, 2023

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) announced the Upsc Upcoming Vacancy 2023 test on February 1. Candidates who meet the requirements can submit their applications online until February 21, 2023, at the Union Public Service Commission's website.

Vacancies in the UPSC and EPFO in 2023

On February 25 2023, the Union Public Service Commission announced that applications for Enforcement Officer/Accounts Officer and Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner (APFC) would be accepted. There are 577 openings to fill in Expired Vacancy Notifications.

Agni veer Recruitment 2023 for the Indian Air Force

The newest information indicates that the Indian Airforce Recruitment 2023 registration deadline will be coming soon. Online applications for the IAF Agni veer Recruitment 2023 are being accepted at the organization's main website.

Starting today, March 17, 2023, applications for Agni veer Vayu will be accepted; the application deadline is March 31, 2023. On May 25, 2023, the International Academy of Flying will conduct its Agni veer Examination.

The Indian Air Force Agni veer Recruitment has a minimum age requirement of 17.5 years and a maximum age requirement of 21 years. Those interested in the IAF Agni veer Recruitment 2023 must have been born between December 26 2002, and June 26 2006, to be eligible.

Conclusion

All of the positions above in the government pay well. The gross pay of a government worker includes taxable benefits like travel and housing reimbursements. The total gross salary they earn adds up to a respectable quantity. This is particularly true when it comes to jobs requiring specific skills. Good retirement perks are provided to government workers. They can relax after they leave thanks to their PF, Gratuity, and back pay.

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indizombie · 1 year

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Karnataka’s compliance with the Right to Education Act is only 23.6 per cent, which is less than the national average (25.5 per cent). Karnataka is just second to Andhra Pradesh among the southern states in terms of compliance with the RTE Act. The government has shut down over 150 government schools since 2019. Karnataka had 49,834 government schools in 2019-2020, which was reduced to 49,679 in 2021-22. Karnataka has the highest number of teacher vacancies (57.7 per cent) in the country.

‘Civil rights group gives ‘fail’ grade to BJP govt in education sector’, Indian Express

#Indian Express #Karnataka #Right to Education Act #India #government schools #teacher vacancies

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openbharti · 1 year

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BPSC Recruitment 2022 Apply Online For Latest 40506 Head Teacher Posts @ bpsc.bih.nic.in

BPSC Recruitment 2022– BPSC Head Teacher Jobs 2022, Happy news for Bihar Public Service Commission Govt of Recruitment job seekers: If your qualification is Degree of Graduate pass then you can expect to be able to apply for the job in Bihar Public Service Commission Or eligible candidates can apply. Bihar Public Service Commission has issued the latest notification, which details the vacant posts as follows: Bihar Public Service Commission Published notification for Head Teacher Vacancy.

Check All Latest Government Jobs Department Job Opening, Upcoming Notification, Bihar Public Service Commission Guardian Job Notification Latest News Vacancy Jobs Bharti Information. See other details given below BPSC Recruitment Application Form, Educational Qualification, Admit Card, Syllabus of Examination, Age Limit, Selection Procedure, Result, Written Examination, Efficiency Examination Application Fee and How to Apply.

#2023 #sarkarinaukri #teacherjobs

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newsytv · 1 year

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One of India's states with the most dynamic and forward-thinking governments in Assam. It is dedicated to giving its inhabitants access to high-quality services and job opportunities. The Assam state government regularly updates its job portals with the most recent positions available across a range of industries.

Recently, a notification for the hiring of 900 people in various departments was published by the Assam government job update. The positions available include Assistant Teachers, Firemen, Gram Rozgar Sevak, and other positions.

Candidates who are interested in applying for these positions can find out more on the Assam government's official website. They must meet the qualifying requirements and submit the necessary paperwork with their application form. Both a written test and an in-person interview will be part of the selection process.

Questions from the English language, general knowledge, mathematics, and computer knowledge categories will be included in the written test. The minimum educational requirement for these positions is a degree from an accredited university in any discipline.

Additionally, the Assam government has promised a number of incentives for the chosen candidates, including free housing, transportation, and medical care. All of the chosen candidates will receive three months of training before beginning their respective positions. The Assam government would also pay the chosen individuals a minimum salary of Rs. 20,000.

In addition to the aforementioned actions, the Assam government has also launched a number of measures to increase job prospects in the state. The Assam Skill Development Mission (ASDM) was established by the Assam government to offer youth who are unemployed skill-based training. The goal of this project is to assist young people who are unemployed in building their skills and finding suitable work.

A government job update for Assam (Teacher Requirement)

The Assam Education Department has published a notice for the hiring of teachers for several subject areas in the state's government-aided and public schools. Vacancies for secondary, higher secondary, and primary teachers are listed in the notification. Candidates who are interested in applying for these positions must hold a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) and have passed the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) administered by the Government of Assam. The hiring process for the posts has started, and the deadline for submitting an application is June 23, 2021.

Before applying for the positions, applicants are recommended to thoroughly read the official notification. There will be a written test and an interview as part of the selection process for these positions. A wage range of Rs. 14000 to Rs. 49000 per month would be offered to the chosen candidates after they are recruited to their respective positions. As the number of openings is restricted and the selection process will be extremely competitive, candidates are recommended to apply as soon as possible.

#Assam government job update

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Wednesday, December 21, 2022

American Teachers (McSweeney’s Quarterly) The United States has one of the highest teacher turnover ratios in the industrialized world. Almost 50% of teachers leave before their fifth year teaching—an astonishing statistic. This turnover means that schools constantly lose great educators, especially in the schools with the highest need. In any company, any government office—any endeavor of any kind—this kind of turnover would be seen as utterly untenable. The institutional knowledge base goes out the window. Any kind of stability or momentum is impossible. At the moment, nationally there’s a grave teacher shortage, with 45% of schools trying to fill vacancies. The average starting salary for a teacher in 2020-2021 was $41,770. When adjusted for inflation, this represented a 4% decrease from 2019-2020. So while the cost of living is growing for everyone, teachers are effectively being paid less each year. This is embarrassing.

Young Gamblers (WSJ) Addiction groups are warning of a surge in interest from younger and younger people seeking treatment for gambling addictions, particularly young men. A survey of 11th and 12th graders in Ohio found that the percentage who reported being unable to control their gambling rose to 8.3 percent in 2022, up from just 4.2 percent in 2018. The new legalization of mobile sports betting and apps with casino game-like qualities is seen as an issue in adolescents getting turned on to problem gambling habits.

One Governor’s Border Wall Is Another Governor’s Headache (NYT) Andy Wrenn could not believe all the trucks. Every morning starting this fall, a herd of pickups rumbled past his home in the Huachuca Mountains near Arizona’s southern border, hauling shipping containers to a grassland populated mostly by songbirds and mule deer. Then Mr. Wrenn drove down to the border and saw what was going on. The steel containers were not transporting anything—they were the thing being transported. Each empty container was a 9,000-pound brick in a border wall being built on federal land by the outgoing Republican governor, Doug Ducey. “To have this pile of scrap metal just sitting there—it’s so unbelievable,” Mr. Wrenn said. The Biden administration went to court last week seeking to tear down Mr. Ducey’s wall, saying the governor had no power to unilaterally reshape federally managed public lands. There were no environmental reviews or public hearings before work crews began widening roads and tearing down oaks and junipers. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, whose agency oversees national forests, said the container wall was “unauthorized and unlawful,” and that it would not deter illegal crossings (which are relatively low in that area anyway).

Peru Congress to reconsider early election, unrest continues (AP) Peru’s Congress is set Tuesday to consider holding early elections, beset by protesters who have blocked highways and clashed with security forces amid deadly nationwide unrest ever since the lawmakers ousted President Pedro Castillo. It’s the second time in days that the lawmakers—easily the most reviled of a widely discredited political elite—are taking up the proposal to push forward to next year the elections for president and Congress originally planned for 2026. The early elections proposal failed to muster enough votes last week after leftist lawmakers abstained, conditioning their support on the promise of a constitutional assembly to overhaul Peru’s political charter—something that conservatives denounce as putting Peru’s free market economic model at risk.

Huge crowds welcome Argentina team after World Cup victory (AP) Thousands of fans lined up in the middle of the night to try to get a glimpse of the Argentina soccer team that won one of the greatest World Cup finals of all time ahead what is scheduled to be a day of celebrations in Buenos Aires. Members of the team, led by captain Lionel Messi, were all smiles as they descended from the plane in Ezeiza, right outside Argentina’s capital, shortly before 3 a.m. Tuesday onto a red carpet that had been rolled out for the squad. President Alberto Fernández declared a national holiday Tuesday so the country could celebrate the victory. The day after the streets of Argentina turned into massive parties following the Sunday victory, many kept a close eye on the flight that brought the players home to celebrate. As the plane got closer to Argentine soil, almost 200,000 people were tracking its path online and news channels gave live coverage of the arrival.

Struggling to afford heating bills, Britons turn to ‘warm banks’ to keep out the cold (Reuters) Every morning on her days off, Mary Obomese wraps up in her winter coat and heads to Woolwich Centre Library in southeast London, where she spends two hours on the computer and keeps herself warm. The 52-year-old, who works as a healthcare assistant in Britain’s National Health Service (NHS), is among those who are turning to ‘warm banks’—designated spaces where people can go if they cannot afford to turn on their heating at home. The war in Ukraine has pushed natural gas prices up sharply, exacerbating a cost-of-living crisis in Britain, where inflation rates are among the highest in the developed world. Obomese, who lives in a council flat and earns about 1,500 pounds ($1,828) per month, is the main earner in her family, with her two children still in education and her husband working as a freelance journalist. The family has been operating an ‘on-off’ system with their heating, turning it on in the mornings and then off for most of the day, then intermittently in the evenings when the children return from school and university. When they get cold, Obomese said, they wrap up in their coats or sit on the sofa with blankets.

‘Qatargate’ scandal casts light on ‘untouchable’ EU lawmakers (Reuters) As a corruption scandal rocks the European Parliament, lawmakers and campaign groups say a lack of asset declarations, little reporting on contacts with third countries and barely any sanctions created an environment where rule-breaking could go unpunished or undetected. “Many in parliament think of themselves as untouchables, who think the ordinary rules do not apply to them,” said Michiel van Hulten, director of the Brussels office of Transparency International. Prosecutors suspect Greek member of the European Parliament (MEP) Eva Kaili and three others accepted bribes from recent soccer World Cup host Qatar in a bid to influence European Union policymaking. The case, widely dubbed “Qatargate” in the media, is one of the biggest scandals to hit the 27-nation bloc. In raids connected to it, investigators seized 1.5 million euros ($1.6 million) in cash, some stuffed into a large suitcase found in a Brussels hotel. Qatar and Kaili have denied any wrongdoing.

Russia jails four Jehovah’s Witnesses adherents for up to seven years in prison (Reuters) A Russian court has sentenced four Jehovah’s Witnesses adherents to prison terms of between three-and-a-half and seven years, the latest step in Moscow’s crackdown on an organisation it deems dangerous, the religious group said late on Monday. Russia’s supreme court in 2017 banned the group under a law criminalising organisations designated “extremist”. Since that ruling, raids on Jehovah’s Witnesses’ homes and meeting places have become a regular occurrence. The district court of Birobidzhan, in Russia’s Far East, on Monday found the four men guilty of violating laws that regulate extremist organisations, including by organising “an illegal religious meeting” aimed at spreading “prohibited” religious doctrines among the local population, according to a statement from the court’s press service. Jarrod Lopes, a spokesman for Jehovah’s Witnesses, said the verdicts were “gross injustices” which he said were part of a pattern of systematic persecution that had continued for more than five years.

Wartime Ukraine erasing Russian past from public spaces (AP) On the streets of Kyiv, Fyodor Dostoevsky is on the way out. Andy Warhol is on the way in. Ukraine is accelerating efforts to erase the vestiges of Soviet and Russian influence from its public spaces by pulling down monuments and renaming hundreds of streets to honor its own artists, poets, soldiers, independence leaders and others—including heroes of this year’s war. Following Moscow’s invasion on Feb. 24 that has killed or injured untold numbers of civilians and soldiers and pummeled buildings and infrastructure, Ukraine’s leaders have shifted a campaign that once focused on dismantling its Communist past into one of “de-Russification.” Streets that honored revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin or the Bolshevik Revolution were largely already gone; now Russia, not Soviet legacy, is the enemy.

The world fears a new China COVID wave, ponders how to help Xi (Reuters) Officials and global health experts outside China are anxiously watching a COVID-19 surge there, worried a nation of 1.4 billion people is inadequately vaccinated and may not have the healthcare tools to treat a wave of illness expected to kill more than one million people through 2023. Some U.S. and European officials are struggling to figure out how, or if, they can help mitigate a crisis they fear will hurt the global economy, further constrain corporate supply chains and spawn new coronavirus variants of concern. “We have made that point that we are prepared to help in any way they might find acceptable,” U.S. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said on Wednesday. Advance preparation of the healthcare system, accurate and shared data collection, and open communication are all important to battling mass coronavirus infections, say health experts from countries outside China who struggled through their own COVID waves. Many of those elements appear to be lacking in China, they say.

US flies bombers, stealth jets as Kim’s sister threatens (AP) The United States flew nuclear-capable bombers and advanced stealth jets in a show of force against North Korea on Tuesday, as the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un derided doubts about her country’s military and threatened a full-range intercontinental ballistic missile test. The deployment of the U.S. B-52 bombers and the F-22 stealth fighter jets for joint drills with South Korean warplanes was part of an agreement to protect South Korea with all available means, including nuclear, South Korea’s Defense Ministry said. The drills were held after North Korea claimed to have launched a test satellite for the development of its first military spy satellite, and tested a solid-fueled motor to be used on a more mobile intercontinental ballistic missile in the past several days.

Ghana to default on most external debt as economic crisis worsens (Reuters) Ghana on Monday suspended payments on most of its external debt, effectively defaulting as the country struggles to plug its cavernous balance of payments deficit. The country has been struggling to refinance its debt since the start of the year after downgrades by multiple credit ratings agencies. It had a balance of payments deficit of more than $3.4 billion in September, down from a surplus of $1.6 billion at the same time last year. While 70% to 100% of the government revenue currently goes toward servicing the debt, the country’s inflation has shot up to as much as 50% in November. Ghana has been experiencing what some say is its worst economic crisis in a generation. Last month, more than 1,000 protesters marched through the capital Accra, calling for the resignation of the president and denouncing deals with the IMF as fuel and food costs spiralled.

Police seize on COVID-19 tech to expand global surveillance (AP) Majd Ramlawi was serving coffee in Jerusalem’s Old City when a chilling text message appeared on his phone. “You have been spotted as having participated in acts of violence in the Al-Aqsa Mosque,” it read in Arabic. “We will hold you accountable.” Ramlawi, then 19, was among hundreds of people who civil rights attorneys estimate got the text last year, at the height of one of the most turbulent recent periods in the Holy Land. Many, including Ramlawi, say they only lived or worked in the neighborhood, and had nothing to do with the unrest. What he didn’t know was that the feared internal security agency, the Shin Bet, was using mass surveillance technology mobilized for coronavirus contact tracing, against Israeli residents and citizens for purposes entirely unrelated to COVID-19. In the pandemic’s bewildering early days, millions worldwide believed government officials who said they needed confidential data for new tech tools that could help stop coronavirus’ spread. In return, governments got a firehose of individuals’ private health details, photographs that captured their facial measurements and their home addresses. From Beijing to Jerusalem to Hyderabad, India, and Perth, Australia, The Associated Press has found that authorities used these technologies and data to halt travel for activists and ordinary people, harass marginalized communities and link people’s health information to other surveillance and law enforcement tools. In some cases, data was shared with spy agencies.

#headlines #news

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careerwilsblog · 1 year

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All you need to know about Online Coaching Classes

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Canada expands its in-demand List. Adds 16 new Occupations to Express Entry

The government of Canada has added 16 new occupations to its in-demand List. These new occupations will be eligible to apply for permanent residence in Canada through Express Entry point's calculator stream. With the addition of 16 new occupations, Canada brings more skilled workers to the country across critical sectors, including healthcare, education, construction, and transportation.

As Canada continues to struggle with an acute labor shortage, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is taking active measures to invite more skilled workers for vacant jobs.

Healthcare and social assistance alone saw a record-high number of job vacancies, with 15,900 new positions. Year after year, this sector has witnessed a continuous rise of 25% in job vacancies. The advent of the Covid-19 pandemic has further plummeted the demand for skilled healthcare professions across Canada.

In the recent update of the National Occupation Classification (NOC) 2021, IRCC also included occupations such as Nurses, long-term care aides, hospital attendants, elementary and secondary school teacher assistants, and transport truck drivers as part of the new occupation list.

Apart from this, the following occupations also made their place to the new list of occupations now eligible for Canada PR visa:

Dental assistants and dental laboratory assistants

Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates

Pharmacy technical assistants and pharmacy assistants

Elementary and secondary school teacher assistants

Sheriffs and Bailiffs

Correctional service officers

By-law enforcement and other regulatory officers

Estheticians, Electrologists and related occupations

Residential and commercial installers and servicers

Pest controllers and fumigators

Other repairers and servicers

Transport truck drivers

Bus drivers, subway operators, and other transit operators

Heavy equipment operators

Aircraft assemblers

Aircraft assembly inspectors

The National Occupation Classification (NOC) is one of the most critical components of the Canadian immigration system. The system categorizes each job in the Canadian labor market and is updated regularly depending on the country's economic needs. The Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) leverages the NOC system to determine a person's ability to migrate to Canada as a temporary worker or permanent resident.

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Best Boarding Schools in India for Admissions 2023-2024

Having missed out on the fun that could have been had at boarding school due to the COVID-19 scenario, we are about to see a huge influx of boarding school admissions this year. As parents look for the best boarding school for their children, boarding schools strive to spread the name of their school and advertise their best features and facilities.

For both, it's the perfect time to make the best efforts to make the best choices. The new session of boarding school admissions for 2023–2024 is around the corner, and the best boarding schools are now open for admission.

The list of schools is as follows:

JAIN International Residential School (JIRS)

JIRS was founded in 1999 to serve a diverse group of students from various social and geographical backgrounds, including Germany, the United Arab Emirates, Thailand, Africa, and Nepal. As one of India's most dynamic, flourishing, and ambitious co-educational boarding schools. It has 750 students from Class IV to XII who are educated through CBSE, IGCSE, and IB curricula.

Admission to Jain International Residential School is solely on merit, and it is competitive due to the limited number of boarding vacancies per class/curriculum in comparison to the number of applicants. JET or JAIN Entrance test is the best way to take the admissions process forward. For more information, please follow this link: JIRS at BSI.

ODM Public School, Odisha

ODM Public School is the flagship school of Odisha's developing educational organization. It was established in 1989 and recently celebrated three decades of education. ODM equips students, faculty, and employees with values that help them become better people to develop great leaders capable of meeting future challenges and making decisions that benefit society.

ODM Public School, Odisha's No. 1 CBSE school, provides accelerated and future preparatory education to students who share an interest in holistic development and being future-ready. Academics and co-academics are both accommodated with the utmost personal care and provided with a homely environment with excellent self-exploration facilities.

Look no further if you want your child to receive 360-degree holistic development. For admission information and details of the school, please follow this link: ODM Public School at BSI.

Springfield World School, Vidisha

Springfield World School, run by the Karan Education and Welfare Society, provides the best boarding school amenities and education to students from all over India. Springfield World School is the ideal school for your child. The school offers a low-cost education, with amenities normally reserved for large schools. Springfield World School's facilities and experienced coaching can be extremely beneficial to children with an interest in the arts.

To learn more about Springfield World School's tuition, amenities, and other specifics. Please follow this link: Springfield at BSI

TULA'S International School, Dehradun

TULA'S International School was founded in 2012 by the Rishabh Educational Trust to provide education through a range of progressive education methods infused with the Modern Gurukul Concept. They want to see improvements in students' mental, emotional, spiritual, and creative thinking processes, as well as their academic performance, by implementing tried-and-true teaching methods that have given way to new ones as diverse subjects like life skills, human behaviour, health management, and disaster management have been added to the curriculum.

To learn more about TULA's International School fees, amenities, and other information. Please follow this link: Tula’s at BSI.

ODM Global School, Bhubaneswar

The ODM Global School in Bhubaneswar is the best CBSE school, with activities designed to help each child on campus grow holistically. In 2021, the ODM education organization was established. ODM Global School hires the best teachers in the country to teach. They are Odisha's first educational institution to be recognized in the prestigious category of K-12 school education. For being the state's first Global CBSE School with a 360-degree learning curriculum, innovative educational facilities, and world-class infrastructure, News 18 named ODM Global School the "BEST EMERGING SCHOOL IN ODISHA."

To find out more about ODM Global School, their tuition fee, amenities, and other crucial information. Follow this link: ODM Global School (OGS) at BSI

Shri Ram Centennial School, Dehradun

Shri Ram Centennial School, Dehradun, which is affiliated with CISCE, has established a standard among Uttarakhand's top Day Boarding and Residential Schools. We provide a high-quality education with excellent boarding facilities for students in grades IV through XII, as well as unrivaled day boarding for students in grades II through XII.

Enroll your child at Shri Ram Centennial School in Dehradun to invest in their future.

Admissions are open in 2023-24. Discover more about SRCS Doon, their admission details, fee, amenities, and other crucial information. Follow this link: SRCS Doon at BSI.

Satluj Public School, Ellenabad

Satluj Public School's vision is to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities of the twenty-first century. We aim to create vibrant and fulfilling lives in the face of a changing social, economic, and digital world by emphasizing the importance of knowledge, skills, attitudes, and moral values. To meet the individual needs of the students through a school-wide community effort and to provide a diverse curriculum and cultural experiences. For details of Satluj public school’s fees, amenities, and curricula, follow this link: Satluj Public School at BSI.

Sharanya Narayani International School, Thoranahalli, Bengaluru

Sharanya Narayani International School (SNIS) is a non-profit charity Trust known as the Narayani Group of Educational Institutions that promotes and operates Sharanya Narayani International School, a co-educational K-12 days, week (5-day), and regular boarding school in Bangalore. Both the School and the Trust are named after the late Mrs. Narayani Abbaiah Reddy, the matriarch of the Trustees' family.

The curricula of the international standard are taught and nurtured by highly qualified teachers who know how to make learning enjoyable for each student. To get details of fees, amenities, and more, follow this link: SNIS at BSI

Boarding Schools of India is the most comprehensive website for comprehensive information, guidance, and finding the best boarding school for your child! You can search our extensive "List of Boarding Schools" in India by the education board, location, and other criteria. Our Boarding School Directory contains basic information about various schools, such as infrastructure, amenities, fee structure, academics, sports, libraries, connectivity, and so on.

Our team of experts can review your questions and requirements to recommend the best options for boarding schools in India; you can fill out the query forms to get this free assistance for parents. Our team is also available via web chat, and you can reach us by phone.

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