The Covid-19 pandemic has had a profound and unanticipated impact on the hospitality business globally. In particular, employees who work in quarantine repatriation programs face detrimental challenges during pandemic, which may result well-being crises. This study explores employees' fear of Covid-19, mental health, intention to leave hotel when program was conducted Indonesia. 82 were examine...

The majority of health problems encountered in association with travel stem from preexisting, perhaps latent, illness in the individual which may be exacerbated by the rigours and hazards of travel. It is essential that the advising physician understands the hazards that are likely to be encountered during travel in order that they may develop informed decisions regarding fitness for travel and...

This research investigates the challenges to Bangladesh’s endeavors for Rohingya repatriation from Bangladesh Myanmar since 2017 2022. security forces forced more than one million migrate 1978 till last arrival of them in 2017. The United Nations High Commissioner Human Rights marked persecution on ‘a textbook example ethnic cleansing’(United Rights, 2017). Rohingya, globe's most oppressed mino...

offshore employees (expatriates) working abroad are an important part of any organisational workforce, working and competing globally. the specific requirements of expatriates are quite different as compared to the local workforce of that particular company. these requirements range from base salary to the educational needs of their families, children, and spouses. the employers especially work...

1. Transnational perspective on migration: the need for the study Until recently, European migration research has been mainly focused on the way immigrants fare in the host labour markets (e.g. what jobs they are doing and by doing them, whether they substitute or complement local labour; what’s their effect on local wages; any fiscal effects: whether they pay taxes, have use of social benefits...

In recent years the major developments in employee-benefit plans sponsored or underwritten by private organizations have been reported regularly in the Social Xecurity Bulletin. Thiis year the report is in two parts. Part I, which appeared in the April issue of the Bulletin, included 1959 data on coverage, contributions, and benefits under health, welfare, and retirement plans. In addition it d...

From time to time the Bulletin carries reports on operations in the five States that supplement the unemployment insurance benefit with a small allowance for dependents of beneficiaries . This article discusses sources from which data on the dependents of wage earners can be obtained and the use of such information in estimating the extent to which inclusion of dependents’ allowances aflects th...

1. A case is described of an Englishman who suffered severe 'wet beriberi' whilst a prisoner of war (POW) of the Japanese in World War II. 2. Following release he developed a congestive cardiomyopathy which increased in severity until his death 31 years after repatriation. 3. Autopsy findings were consistent with chronic cardiac damage due to beriberi.

charitable activities, as a social issue have been considered a routine by benevolent people. in iran, this has been traced in old days, before accepting islam as an official religion by the people and the state.qajars1 period, as the author says, has left deep effects on setting up charities. ac­cording to charitable acts and its status in rasht, she has studied significant factors, influencin...