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Probe Into EY India's Office
Probe Into EY India's Office After Worker's Death Finds It Lacked Labour Welfare Permit
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - An Ernst & Young (EY) office in western India, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, has operated since 2007 without a state permit which regulates work hours, a senior government official told Reuters.
EY Employee Death: Probe Reveals Firm Lacked Required Labour Welfare Permit
EY faces increasing scrutiny in India after the death of 26-year-old audit executive Anna Sebastian Perayil, who allegedly succumbed to a "backbreaking" workload, according to her mother. The incident has triggered both a state-level inspection and a federal investigation into working conditions at the firm's Pune office,
EY employee death: Probe finds Pune office lacked labour welfare permit
An Ernst & Young office in Pune, India, is under scrutiny after the death of a 26-year-old employee allegedly due to a high workload. The office has been operating without a state permit since 2007. Maharashtra's labour department is investigating the matter,
EY employee death: Pune office lacked permit regulating work hours, says report
Perayil’s death has prompted a central government investigation, highlighting concerns about employee well-being in high-pressure environments.
EY office in Pune, whose employee died due to workload, operated without key labour permit since 2007: Govt official
New Delhi: The Ernst & Young (EY) office in Pune, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, has operated since 2007 without a state permit which regulates work hours, a senior government official told Reuters.
Labour officials inspect EY's Pune office after worker's death sparks probe
Indian authorities investigate EY's Pune office after worker's death, sparking social media uproar and government probe.
India office worker death: Probe finds EY office operating without state permit since 2007
An Ernst & Young (EY) office in western India, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, has operated since 2007 withou..
EY office in Pune, whose employee died due to workload, operated without key labour permit since 2007
New Delhi: The Ernst & Young (EY) office in Pune, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, has operated since 2007 without a state permit which regulates work hours, a senior government official told Reuters.
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EY Office Whose Employee Died Has No Permit That Regulates Work Hours: Report
The Ernst & Young (EY) office in Pune, which employed a 26-year-old who allegedly died after facing a high workload, has ...
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Paramount Global begins second phase of layoffs in U.S., internal memo says
Paramount Global has begun the second phase of its planned layoffs in the United States as the media giant pushes toward ...
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