Igor Stimac Settles with AIFF for $400,000 Compensation

Former India men’s national football team coach Igor Stimac has reached an agreement with the All India Football Federation (AIFF) for a $400,000 compensation after his termination in June. This comes after a dispute that involved Stimac threatening legal action and a period of negotiation. The settlement marks an end to a contentious chapter for both parties.

Amazon Employee’s ‘Free Money’ Confession Sparks Debate on Tech Work Culture

An anonymous post by an Amazon employee claiming to have earned a significant salary while doing minimal work has gone viral, sparking debate on work ethics and the realities of tech industry compensation. The post, shared on the professional forum Blind, details how the employee leveraged automation and meetings to achieve a seemingly effortless lifestyle within Amazon, earning approximately ₹3.1 crore. While some users applaud the individual’s skills and questioned the company’s management, others criticized the employee’s actions and linked it to the recent wave of tech layoffs.

IndiGo Passenger Receives Meager Compensation for Lost Luggage

An IndiGo passenger, Monik Sharma, lost his checked-in luggage on a domestic flight from Kolkata to Guwahati, containing items worth ₹45,000. The airline offered a meager ₹2,450 compensation, sparking outrage online. The incident highlighted the airline’s limited liability for lost luggage, prompting concerns about mishandling and inadequate compensation.

Starbucks’ New CEO Receives $113 Million Compensation Package, Will Work Remotely

Starbucks’ newly appointed CEO, Brian Niccol, will receive a massive compensation package exceeding $113 million, including a $10 million sign-on bonus, $75 million equity grant, and a potential $23 million annual grant. Niccol will also enjoy the privilege of working remotely from his Newport Beach, California home, with Starbucks covering temporary housing and providing a personal chauffeur until he secures permanent housing in Seattle. This appointment has stirred the restaurant industry, with analysts viewing it as a positive move for Starbucks due to Niccol’s success in significantly boosting Chipotle’s stock price and profits during his tenure as CEO.

Scroll to Top