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Program Master of Business Administration di CQUniversity, Australia
Apa itu MBA? Teman-teman pernah denger singkatan MBA, kan? MBA merupakan singkatan dari Master of Business Administration, yaitu gelar pendidikan formal pascasarjana setara S2 di bidang ilmu bisnis da… more →
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Program Master of Business Administration di CQUniversity, Australia
wrote 1 month ago: Apa itu MBA? Teman-teman pernah denger singkatan MBA, kan? MBA merupakan singkatan dari Master of Bu … more →
Central Queensland University College
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Fifteen Minutes To Help Change The Face Of The Fitness Industry
wrote 1 month ago: In conjuction with Fitness Australia and Sports Medicine Australia, the Afirm team is set to underta … more →
Central Queensland University
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About me ...
wrote 3 months ago: Hi there, Just a quick introduction to share a bit about myself… name: Madeleine Morgan. where … more →
Bears and Beach
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wrote 4 months ago: It’s one thing to decide to do a PhD, it’s another to actually get one off the ground. A … more →
A low target: enrolling poor uni students remains a challenge
wrote 4 months ago: According to the Federal Government, Australian public universities need to be more inclusive, parti … more →
Conference: Is Your Fitness Business At Risk?
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A low target: enrolling poor uni students remains a challenge
wrote 6 months ago: According to the Federal Government, Australian public universities need to be more inclusive, parti … more →
Can I do this? BY Beck Harrison.
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wrote 6 months ago: Fieldwork Education Final Reflection Paradise Kids, Gold Coast. // BY Beck Harrison. The final plac … more →
Genious Minds On Planet
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wrote 7 months ago: IQ is a problematic measure of intelligence. Many have never been tested, while other s have taken t … more →
Kevin Purse explains the new workplace safety laws
wrote 8 months ago: A new deal to get workplace safety laws through the SA parliament has been welcomed by SA Unions. It … more →
Maybe Sleepy was on to something...
wrote 10 months ago: Can you get diabetes from a lack of sleep? That’s what a group of workers in the United States … more →
Technology gives eyes the write stuff
wrote 10 months ago: Eye-tracking technology may help people with disabilities communicate (iStockphoto) People who have … more →
Shy Students Should Be Allowed to Tweet Their Teacher in Class: Study
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wrote 1 year ago: Last week I wrote a post on the challenges of teaching shy students. I gave an account of my struggl … more →
Haines, Huf and then, thankfully, some good writerly news
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wrote 1 year ago: This post from Paul Haines is truly gutting. A talented writer, without a doubt, the kind I’ve … more →
Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 - s. 166 - Fatal accident of a 22 year old student having brilliant career - Claim for compensation by his parents - Tribunal awarding compensation estimating his monthly income at Rs. 18,000/ Dependency of parents calculated at 1/3 of his income - Cross appeals - High court maintaining estimated income, while holding the dependency as 2/3 of the income - On appeal, held: Income of the deceased should have been estimated at Rs. 25,000/- pm - Deduction of 1/3 of the income justified. Respondents-claimants filed a petition u/s. 166 of Motor Vehicles act, 1988 for the death of their 22 year old son in a motor accident. They made a claim of Rs. 75 lakhs compensation on the premise that while he was doing his studies in U.K., he was earning Rs. 80,000/- per month in a part time job. After competition of his studies, he got an offer in a U.S. Based company at an annual salary of Rs. 18 lakhs. Tribunal passed the award considering his earning capability as Rs. 18,000/- per month and deducting 2/3 thereof as his personal expenses. In view of age of the claimants multiplier of 13 applied. Claimants filed an appeal seeking enhancement in the amount of compensation. Their plea was that dependency of the parents should have been considered at 2/3rd of the income and that expenses incurred during treatment should have been awarded. Cross-objection was filed by the Insurance Company. High court maintained the estimated income of the deceased, but opined that dependency of the claimants should have been at 2/3rd of the income. A sum of Rs. 1,25,000/- was also awarded towards medical expenses. Hence, the present cross-appeals. =Allowing the appeal filed by the claimants and dismissing that filed by the Insurance Company, the Court HELD: 1.1. The fact that the deceased was a brilliant student is not in dispute. He had graduated in Business Administration in U.K. Even as a student, in a job on a part-time basis he was being paid a salary of Rs.80,000/- per month ((UK
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wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia REPORTABLE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION CIVIL APPE … more →
Rockhampton Curator, Holly Grech-Fitzgerald, completes an inspiring Mentorship at the National Gallery of Australia
wrote 1 year ago: Holly Grech-Fitzgerald, Curator, University Art Collection, Central Queensland University, Rockhampt … more →
For those of us who live in water...
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wrote 1 year ago: Never thought about it… But contextually? This is not wrong. [via Lifehacker] “Fish Don’ … more →
