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Paternity leave to no probation: Is Zomato one of the best places to work?

Introducing best-in-class HR policies to retain talent may well be Deepinder Goyal's attempt at acquiring a competitive edge

Deepinder Goyal, Founder, Zomato. Illustration: Binay Sinha
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Deepinder Goyal, Founder, Zomato. Illustration: Binay Sinha

Karan Choudhury Bengaluru
Food for thought, this is what Deepinder Goyal, the founder of food delivery app Zomato, has delivered earlier this week. In a country where asking for more than a week’s paternity leave (allowed under human resources guidelines in most companies) is frowned upon, Goyal created quite a stir when he wrote a blogpost announcing that his company would give 26 weeks of paid paternity leave. This policy also applies to non-birthing parents in cases of surrogacy, adoption and same-sex partners.

“For women across the globe (we have teams in 13 countries as we speak), we will be offering 26 weeks

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