The ongoing US government shutdown is severely impacting air travel, with widespread delays and staffing shortages plaguing air traffic control. Many controllers, now missing paychecks, are absent, leading to significant disruptions at major airports. Officials warn of worsening chaos, especially with the Thanksgiving holiday approaching, urging Congress to end the impasse.
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India's booming services sector, contributing over half of national output, faces a reality check. Despite job growth, employment remains largely informal and low-paying, creating a paradox of strong output without quality jobs. Regional and gender disparities are stark, with a growing mismatch between education and job quality, demanding targeted policies for inclusive growth.
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Central government employees have reason to celebrate as the Union Cabinet approved the Terms of Reference for the 8th Pay Commission. This temporary body will review salaries and benefits, with recommendations expected within 18 months, aiming for implementation by January 1, 2026.