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Companies offer employees time 'to heal' as Covid-19 cases surge in India

Some companies in India are temporarily halting business or offering unusual assistance to employees as a devastating wave of the coronavirus sickens and kills hundreds of thousands.

Most Indian employees feel upskilling necessary to stay in job: Survey

Around 92 per cent Indian employees in a survey have accepted that there is a skill gap that exists in the country, and they need to upskill to face the competition in the job

SC to organise workshop to create awareness during Covid-19 pandemic

The workshop will be organized in collaboration with the Director, Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences, Delhi on Tuesday

California accuses Cisco of caste discrimination against Indian employee

Like other large Silicon Valley employers, Cisco's workforce includes thousands of Indian immigrants, most of whom were born Brahmins or other high castes

60% Indian employees happy with their employers amid Covid-19 crisis: Study

Overall, Indian employees felt positive about the manner in which their employers had treated them during the Covid-19 pandemic, with 59 per cent rating their company's treatment of staff "excellent"

93% India Inc. workers stressed about returning to office: FYI Survey

Employees fear on account of their health being compromised and that needs to be managed on priority

About 33% of Indian employees face age-based bias at workplaces: Report

Gender-based bias stood at the third pedestal with 14 per cent claiming they faced prejudice because of their gender

Three-day weekend

Even Sanna Marin wants it to remain a statement of aspiration

Salaries in India may rise over 9% in 2020, real wages by 5%: Global report

But inflation may play a spoiler as real-wage salaries in the country is anticipated to be just 5 per cent

Not a child's play

When aspirational MBAs or CAs that I needed to handle in my career in Mumbai seemed like child's play

Indians work hardest, happy with working 5 days a week, says study

The US leads the way with overtime, as 49 per cent clock more than 40 hours each week, followed by India 44 per cent

I love my job, but I'll still quit if I can, says 1 of 4 employees in study

The survey covered 116 companies in India working for a variety of global and local multinationals across sectors

Indian employees by 2022: 37% in new job roles; 9% in non-existent ones

According to the report, exponential technologies in advanced markets is expected to improve productivity by 15-20 per cent in the next five years