Women, the survey found, were more likely to report experiencing burnout than men - a gap that's widened in the last year, too
FMCG major Nestle India is increasing the number of its women employees as part of its gender diversity efforts.
The company has over 2,000 employees
Rebegin is a TCS Careers Initiative intended to benefit women professionals who have taken a career break due to family or other commitments to help them return to the company
Women tend to be concentrated in manufacturing of apparels and textiles and in services like education and health, while men are concentrated in the trade and hotels sector
The working hours have increased for women, and so has household responsibilities, says Deloitte Women@Work report. While Indian companies are doing enough to check-in, not enough to ensure work-life
Retirement fund body EPFO's Delhi West office worked on last weekend to settle all pending claims of women subscribers marking International Women Day on Monday.
March 8 will be celebrated as International Women's Day. On this occasion, we've got three highly accomplished women from the corporate world to offer advice to their younger counterparts
The Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) on Tuesday took steps, such as relaxing contributory conditions for insured women to avail sickness benefit
In a note for the male employees in the blog, Goyal said, "Our female colleagues expressing that they are on their period leave shouldn't be uncomfortable for us"
The PM's clarion call acted as a starter gun for various governmental agencies, galvanising them to action
Doing this second-shift labor for free only creates one more burden on women that, ironically, makes it harder for them to advance in their careers
Once companies hire women, flexible working is important to retain them, says Vicki Hollub
India is home to over 1,200 ultra-affluent women with a combined net worth of about $100 billion
The gender gap is around 50% India, compared with an average gap of 12% in the OECD
India Inc., govt must support working women