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InsuranceDekho elevates Ranjeet Singh as CEO of corporate insurance arm

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By Anurag Sharma
| People Matters Verified
InsuranceDekho has appointed Ranjeet Singh as CEO of InsuranceDekho for Corporate, the insurtech platform’s newly launched corporate arm aimed at India’s enterprise insurance market. Singh has been elevated from his previous role as Business Head for Retail at InsuranceDekho, where he played a key role in scaling the company’s business distribution. He brings over 25 years of experience in the insurance industry to the new role.
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Australia's hiring rebounds in May but workforce signals remain uneven

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By Anurag Sharma
| People Matters Global
Australia’s labour market bounced back in May, with employment rising sharply after April’s decline, even as underlying indicators suggested employers may still be hiring with caution. According to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, cited by Reuters, employment increased by 40,300 in May, recovering from a revised fall of 40,600 in April.
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Australia expands paid parental leave to six months, raising the bar for family-friendly work

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By Anurag Sharma
| People Matters Global
Australia is set to expand Paid Parental Leave to six months from July 1, marking one of the country’s most significant shifts in family support policy and putting care more firmly at the centre of the workplace agenda. Under the expanded scheme, eligible parents welcoming a new baby or adopting a child will be able to access up to 26 weeks of government-backed Paid Parental Leave.
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