Over 14,000 Nepali migrant workers have died in 15 years (kh 20/12/2024)

Fraudsters are exploiting Nepali job seekers : Data from Cyber Bureau reveals a surge in cybercrimes, particularly electronic transaction frauds, over the past few years, by Aarati Ray (kp 14/12/2024)

Check Exodus Of Meritorious Youths, by Bhupa P Dhamala (rn 28/11/2024)

Foreign employment: Women workers face challenges at home and abroad, by Arya Kharel (ae 26/11/2024)

Thousands of Karnali youths compelled to migrate to India for livelihood : Finding a young man in the village who has not migrated to India is almost impossible, by Krishna Prasad Gautam (kp 24/11/2024)

Fee-free migration is possible : Responsible recruitment can protect Nepalis headed for overseas jobs. Here is how, by Upasana Khadka (nt 25/10/2024)

Germany emerging as attractive destination for skilled workers, by Kamal Dev Bhattarai (ae 24/10/2024)

विप्रेषणलाई विकास योजनामा जोडौं [Let's link remittances to the development plan], by Mina Paudel (ka 24/10/2024)

Graduates can now intern in government offices : Government will allow one year of traineeship to graduates from any university. Some incentives will be provided to such interns, officials say (kp 22/10/2024)

Over 53,000 people left Nepal for foreign employment in Ashoj (rep 20/10/2024)

Gig economy: New jobs, old challenges : As the gig economy grows, it is vital to utilise its potential and address the challenges, by Sagar Bishwakarma (kp 16/10/2024)

More people leaving the country in search of jobs (kh 15/10/2024)

Those forced to leave home for India for work during Dashain : While thousands return home to Nepal to celebrate the biggest festival, there are many who are compelled to move to India for work, with heavy hearts and eyes full of tears, by Arjun Shah (kp 08/10/2024)

Evolving job market dynamics : Competitive salaries are a major factor driving job switches among younger generations, by Roshee Lamichhane (kp 29/09/2024)

From stability to flexibility: Why youths hop jobs : Job-hopping is gaining currency among many young professionals in Nepal, particularly among the Gen Z and millennials, by Aarati Ray (kp 24/09/2024)

PSC receives no applications for 24 positions, by Bhuwan Sharma (rep 21/09/2024)

Perspectives on Migration: The ‘Pennywise, Pound-foolish’ Syndrome, by Niranjan Mani Dixit (rep 21/09/2021)

Safer migration for women : Nepal is a remittance economy, but it is mostly male migrants who get credit. What about the women?, by Sonia Awale (nt 13/09/2024)

Dalit-friendly workplace: A call for change, by Giri Bahadur Sunar (ae 12/09/2024)