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New Delhi: Apex industry body ASSOCHAM with support from Union Ministry of Ayush has launched a 'Sunday Discussion Series' to celebrate International Day of Yoga 2021 highlighting the physical and mental health benefits of regular yoga practice and h
New Delhi [India], May 17 (ANI): Amid concerns that the lockdowns imposed to contain the surge in COVID-19 will make it harder for the country to return to pre-pandemic levels of output, ASSOCHAM secretary-general Deepak Sood said on Monday that small and medium scale industry is the livelihood creator in the country and the government should focus on its survival.
We cannot think of only economy in present situation, saving lives is priority: ASSOCHAM secretary-general ANI | Updated: May 17, 2021 18:54 IST New Delhi [India], May 17 (ANI): A complete lockdown was enforced last year to contain the spread of COVID-19 but the lockdowns are now taking place in a phased manner in the surge in the second wave of pandemic and saving lives is a priority, ASSOCHAM secretary-general Deepak Sood has said. Sood told ANI in an interview that different states will peak at different times and "we cannot think of the only econo...
The global embrace of remote work or working from home has reset expectations, employment choices and work cultures, according to industry experts who spoke to CNBC. "We believe that there will be structural shifts as part of a hybrid workforce that blends in-person employees with virtual," said Sandip Patel, managing director of IBM India and South Asia, in an email. "It's a fight for skills and talent that will drive the business and talent models... and gig workers will certainly assume a strong place in the future workforce." The workforce changes come as India battles a second wave of...
The global embrace of remote work or working from home has reset expectations, employment choices and work cultures, according to industry experts who spoke to CNBC. "We believe that there will be structural shifts as part of a hybrid workforce that blends in-person employees with virtual," said Sandip Patel, managing director of IBM India and South Asia, in an email. "It's a fight for skills and talent that will drive the business and talent models... and gig workers will certainly assume a strong place in the future workforce." The workforce changes come as India battles a second wave of...