A recent post on Reddit’s r/IndianWorkplace has gone viral after an indian employer called out a Gen Z junior employee for exhibiting what he described as entitlement at work.
The Abu Dhabi Court of Cassation has ruled in favour of an employee, ordering a company he worked for under
With high prices for rent, groceries, and everyday living, many people have become like Julius from “Everybody Hates Chris” and
The Delhi High Court has interpreted the doctrine of “compelled self-publication” in matters of defamation and has observed that employers
A post by an Indian IT employee has gone viral online. It shows how some workplaces lack empathy during times
Employees’ needs can feel like a moving target, changing with new trends, technologies, and values. But in the past year,
An H-1B visa holder working in network security engineering has taken to Reddit to share their growing concern: after spending
A medical leave policy requiring staff on sick leave to remain at home or to share their “live” location via digital
The Delhi High Court has ruled that employees cannot be forced to choose between working for their previous employer or
Hiring your first employee can be nerve-racking, but it turned into something worse for one employer in Delhi. In a Reddit