The death of a young EY employee is raising questions over India's 'always-on' work culture
Fourteen-hour work days, meetings during vacations, and no overtime. India has one of the toughest work cultures in the world ...
Probe into EY India's office after worker's death finds it lacked labour welfare permit
An Ernst & Young (EY) office in western India, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, ...
Probe into EY Indian employee's death finds office lacked labour welfare permit
An Ernst & Young (EY) office in western India, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, ...
Probe into EY India office reveals it lacked labour welfare permit
An Ernst & Young (EY) office in western India, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, ...
Shashi Tharoor Visits Late EY India Employee's Parents With A Message; 'If Company Needs 16 Hours...'
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Thursday paid a visit to the parents of Ernst & Young (EY) India employee, who died recently ...
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Pune employee death: EY India's office lacked labour welfare permit, finds probe
After the death of EY employee Anna Sebastian Perayil, its India office is being investigated for operating without a state ...
Indian labour officials inspect EY's Pune office after worker's death sparks probe
Indian authorities inspected consulting firm Ernst & Young's (EY) Pune office and interviewed executives in the western city ...
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EY India's Pune Office Lacked Labour Welfare Permit, Probe Reveals After Employee's Death
An investigation reveals that Ernst & Young (EY) operated without a required state permit regulating working hours since 2007 ...
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EY India office whose employee died lacked labour welfare permit: Sources
Accordint to sources, the EY India unit, which has been running since 2007 in Pune, does not have a Shop Act license, which ...
India’s ‘toxic work culture’ in focus after death of EY employee
Indian professionals already have some of the longest working hours in the world. Read more at straitstimes.com.