EY India's office lacked labour welfare permit, finds probe
Indian labour officials inspect EY's Pune office after worker's death sparks probe
Indian authorities inspected consulting firm Ernst & Young's (EY) Pune office and interviewed executives in the western city on Monday, a state official said, amid an investigation into an associate worker's death,
EY Pune employee Anna Sebastian's death: Probe finds MNC lacked labour welfare permit
An Ernst & Young office in Pune is under investigation following the death of Anna Sebastian Perayil, allegedly due to overwhelming workload. The offi
Pune EY Employee Death: Firm Operating Without State Permit
The state permit is mandatorily required under Maharashtra's Shops and Establishments Act, as it regulates working hours.
EY employee death: Big 4 accounting firm's Pune office lacked labour welfare permit, say sources
The Ernst & Young (EY) office in Pune, one of whose young employees lost her life due to overwork, operated since 2007 without a state permit that regulates work hours. This was revealed during the Labour Commissioner's inspection of the company office in Pune's Yerwada on Monday.
EY employee's death: Pune office operated without license under Shops Act, finds labour dept
The Maharashtra Labour Department found that the office has been functioning since 2007 without a license under the Shops Act, which stipulates.EY Pune. EY Work Culture. Shops and Establishments Act.
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.
EY employee death: Pune office operating without required permits
EY India's permit application rejected in 2024. Shailendra Pol, Maharashtra's additional labor commissioner, confirmed that EY India had only applied for registration with the lab
Pune employee death: EY India's office lacked labour welfare permit, finds probe
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EY Pune Employee Anna Sebastian's Death: Govt Investigation Finds Office Lacked Labour Welfare Permit
The Maharashtra Labour Department investigation has revealed that Ernst & Young (EY) office in Pune, which employed the 26-year-old Anna Sebastian, who died allegedly due to "overwhelming workload", was operating without a mandatory registration under the state's Shops and Establishments Act.
The death of a young EY employee is raising questions over India's always-on work culture
Fourteen-hour work days, meetings during vacations, and no overtime. To some, this may sound like a job from hell. But for many employees in India, it's just another working day. India has one of the toughest work cultures in the world.
Probe Into EY India's Office After Worker's Death Finds It Lacked Labour Welfare Permit
EY faces scrutiny in India over the death of audit executive Anna Sebastian Perayil, which her mother blamed on a "backbreaking" workload in a letter to EY India's chairman. The incident has already sparked a federal government investigation.
After Pune EY death, did Lucknow HDFC employee die because of work pressure?
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EY's Pune office operating sans license under Shops Act
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EY affiliate released Anna’s dues two months after death following outrage, says mother
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EY Employee Death: FM Sitharaman Slammed For Victim Blaming After Suggesting To 'Believe In God'; Reacts To Outrage
FM Sitharaman argued that her comments were misinterpreted in the wrong context as she was addressing students of a ...