Swapnil Joglekar

Generative AI triggers rise of Gen Z, millennial mentors in India Inc

Companies tapping younger workforce to bring senior colleagues up to date with GenAI, social media and consumer trends

21-day challenges, desk yoga: India Inc stretches to meet Yoga Day goals

Companies are hosting in-house yoga sessions in the runup to the 10th anniversary of the UN-recognised event when most plan to turn their offices into yoga hotspots

Shared spaces: Demand for co-living spaces up again after Covid blip

With occupancy rates up again, coliving firms are also promoting their centres as hubs for networking with like-minded individuals

Finding their niche, how women in science are reengineering the workplace

Corporate India, too, is setting recruitment goals, offering mentorship, scholarships

Voice-enabled lifts, manager training: How offices make inclusive shift

Employees with disabilities being groomed for managerial roles, able-bodied workforce sensitised and trained in sign language

Amazon to ONGC, military veterans hired to lead corporate crack teams

Retired officers tasked with getting cybersecurity to operations units combat ready

For those dating in India this election season, politics is personal

Politics is becoming part of first-date conversations, and even a dealbreaker

Inside India Inc's Diwali hamper: Paid leaves, group experiences and more

Companies are opting to offer indulgences with social responsibility added to the package

Pollution rising, India Inc gets into action to help employees breathe easy

Response to rising AQI: Firms offer low-cost EV loans, install air purifiers, allow hybrid work

Indian firms slowly begin to weave Threads into their marketing strategy

Zomato, Swiggy, Tinder India, Netflix India among those beginning to experiment with the 'Twitter killer', but the engagement so far is limited and infrequent

Inside the mind of a firing manager: Guilt, shame and many questions

Therapists says those who had to fire someone narrated experiencing a sense of helplessness; some even had anxiety and trouble sleeping

Indians grappling with dating puzzle are turning to relationship gurus

From group sessions to personalised solutions, the dating tips can cost up to Rs 10,000 an hour

Life after layoffs: Disbelief, confusion and a fight for survival

As they cope with grief and a feeling of loss, many of those let go by firms are turning to therapy

Corporate India's new mantra for employees on leave: Do Not Disturb

Plan your own leave, unlimited paid vacation days, and multiple leave options are India Inc's attempt at respecting time off

What youngsters want from India Inc: Freedom to explore, and space to fail

Pure financial incentives losing hold over Gen Z as they now have bigger dreams, but not necessarily one dream job

2022: When mental health invited action, but work needed on shedding shame

Insurance regulator intervened, India Inc stepped up but the road to awareness and acceptance remains long

India Inc takes mental health to heart but challenges remain

Firms using data, sensitising managers to help employees as experts say more awareness, acceptability needed

NRIs can make bill payments for family members via BBPS soon: CEO

'I feel UPMS will change the way BBPS operates today', said Noopur Chaturvedi

Air quality standards: Delhi still most-polluted capital in world in 2021

In 2021, none of the cities in India met the prescribed World Health Organization air quality standards of 5 micrograms per cubic meter (µg/m3), stated the World Air Quality Report 2021

A tune of the times: Online classes hit the right note amid Covid blues

Virtual distance helps aspiring musicians to shed their inhibitions and reach out to learn from the best