Tag: Private Sector
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Leaders Call on Africa to Harness Domestic Capital at AFIS 2025
AFIS 2025 Sets a New Trajectory for Africa’s Finances The Africa Financial Industry Summit (AFIS) 2025 opened in Casablanca with a bold call: Africa must look inward and mobilize its own capital to drive sustainable growth. The inaugural panel set the tone, stressing that external funding will remain essential, but it is domestic resources—seeded by…
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Impact of head and neck cancer on the income of Italian employees
Overview: Why income matters for head and neck cancer survivors Head and neck (H&N) cancer presents not only life‑changing medical challenges but also significant economic consequences for workers in Italy. While advances in treatment improve survival, many patients experience reduced earnings due to illness, treatment toxicity, and evolving work capabilities. This article summarizes a comprehensive…
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The Hidden Cost: How Head and Neck Cancer Kshocks Income for Italian Private-Sector Workers
Introduction: Why income matters for cancer survivors Cancer care has advanced, improving survival and quality of life for many patients. Yet the financial repercussions of diagnosis and treatment can linger long after the tumor is treated. In Italy, where the private sector employs a large share of the workforce, understanding how head and neck (H&N)…
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Impact of Head and Neck Cancer on the Income of Italian Employees: What the WHIP-Salute Data Reveals
Understanding the Financial Toll of Head and Neck Cancer in Italy Head and neck (H&N) cancer presents significant physical and psychological challenges. Beyond medical treatment, survivors often face ongoing symptoms that affect daily life and work capacity. A growing body of research from Italy’s WHIP-Salute database sheds new light on how a diagnosis can impact…
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Pakistan Advances SEZ Development Amid IMF Restrictions, Eyes Iran Zone and Private Projects
Overview: Pushing Ahead with Special Economic Zones Despite IMF Constraints Pakistan is intensifying its push to develop Special Economic Zones (SEZs) across the country, aiming to attract foreign investment and boost industrial output even as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) restricts the creation of new zones under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF). The IMF’s latest…
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India Opens Missile Development and Munition Manufacturing to Private Sector to Boost Self-Reliance
New policy shift opens private sector to missiles and munitions The Defence Ministry of India has announced a strategic policy shift aimed at strengthening long-term military readiness by expanding private sector participation in the development and manufacture of missiles, artillery shells, ammunition, and ordnance. The move aligns with the government’s broader push for self-reliance (Atmanirbharta)…
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Defence Ministry Opens Missile Development and Ammunition Manufacturing to Private Sector
Why the Change Matters The Defence Ministry has unveiled a shift in India’s strategic manufacturing landscape by opening the development and production of missiles, artillery shells, ammunition, and ordnance to private sector participation. The move aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s push toward Atmanirbharta (self-reliance) in defence and is aimed at ensuring sustained firepower in…
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Defence Ministry Opens Missile Development and Munition Manufacturing to Private Sector
India Opens Missile Development and Munition Manufacturing to Private Sector The Defence Ministry has signaled a major shift in India’s strategic industrial policy by inviting private sector participation in the development of missiles and the manufacture of ammunition. The move is framed as a step toward ensuring long-term firepower and aligning with the government’s Atmanirbharta…
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The Reality of Low Wages in the Private Sector
The Alarming Wage Statistics in the Private Sector In a striking revelation, recent data shows that approximately 62% of workers in the private sector earn less than €1,000 net per month. This statistic paints a sobering picture of the economic landscape, highlighting the struggles faced by a significant portion of the workforce. With more than…
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Precarious Incomes: 60% of Private Sector Workers Earn Below €1,000
The Current State of Private Sector Salaries in Greece The economic landscape in Greece presents a stark reality for many individuals. Recent data reveals that a staggering 62% of private sector workers earn less than €1,000 net per month. This alarming statistic sheds light on the precarious nature of employment in the country and raises…