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How global tech giant Infosys is battling India’s COVID surge and standing up for employees Fortune 4 hrs ago Infosys president Ravi Kumar was trying to get global attention on vaccines last year.  “Businesses can play a pivotal role in encouraging vaccine literacy and engendering vaccination trust in the workplace,”  he said in a prescient December email to me. “Building and sustaining vaccine confidence has never been more important.” Five months later, Kumar is in the middle of an all-out war against COVID-19, but his tact and rhetoric remain the same. The brunt of Infosys’ 250,000 employees work in India, where rates of the virus are surging. Headlines report record-high numbers; 400,000 cases a day this week, and growing despair over a lack of vaccines, oxygen and hospital beds. It’s dire.

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