London is the most popular city in the world to work in, an international survey of more than 200,000 people found.

The study by The Boston Consulting Group and totaljobs.com found respondents from 189 countries ranked London above New York and Paris, while Britain was second behind the United States as the most appealing country for international jobseekers.

While the survey – described by its compilers as the most expansive study conducted on worker mobility – found that almost two thirds of jobseekers were willing to move abroad to work, within Britain only 44 percent of people want to move overseas for work.

The survey of a mixture of the employed, unemployed, self-employed and students included a mix of people actively looking for a job, those not actively looking but open to opportunities and workers not looking for a new job at the moment.






http://metro.co.uk/2014/10/06/london-is-the-best-city-in-the-world-to-work-the-expectation-versus-the-reality-4894781/

Northern Chief Minister C.V.Wigneswarn, provincial council ministers P.Iyngaranesan,T.Kurukularasa,P.Sathiyalingam,P.Deneiswaran met people in yesterday and questioned about their problems.
Mannar people requested Northern CM to visit their hometown and solve problems face by people.

Parliamentarians Selvam Adaikalanaadhan, Vino Nogadharalingam and ministry officers participated in this discussion.

CM met the Mannar bishop Rev.Fr.Irayappu Joseph and hold brief discussion on preplanned resettlement activities, problems faced by families headed by women and also on Tamil support towards UN international inquiries.

Built on the island of Mannar by the Portuguese in 1560, it surrendered to the Dutch on 22 February 1658 and was rebuilt by the Dutch in 1696. On 5 October 1795 the Dutch surrendered to the British. The fort has four bastions and it’s still in good condition although the building inside the fort have not been properly maintained.

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Two ships of the Indian Navy, INS Sujata and INS Tarangini and ICGS Varuna of the Indian Coast Guard arrived to Colombo yesterday (17th April).

A Colombo based diplomat’s panel has toured Mannar yesterday Saturday morning. On the invitation of Minister Risad Badihudeen the delegates panel visited the resettled Muslim people located at Talaimannar Biyar locality, held discussions heard people’s problems.

The people made request to the diplomats, the need of homes, drinking water facilities, sanitary conditions and electricity facilities.