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ITC asks staff in Maharashtra, Kerala, Delhi, Bengaluru to work from home

Locations, where ITC has asked its employees to work from home, include regions which are the worst affected by the coronavirus outbreak

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Avishek Rakshit Kolkata
ITC has asked a part of its staff, mostly from the coronavirus affected regions, to work from home and draw contingency plan at the earliest. Employees from Maharashtra, Kerala, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru offices will be working form home, said a company spokesperson.

“Offices in parts of Maharashtra, Kerala, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru have been advised to put in place and execute contingency plans at the earliest, including work-from- home arrangements," an ITC spokesperson told Business Standard.

Locations, where ITC has asked its employees to work from home, include regions which are the worst affected by the coronavirus outbreak. So far,

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