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Doing WFH due to Covid no reason to cancel of GST registration: HC

Court orders CBIC to issue austere circular mandating tax officers not to cancel registration of any taxpayer during the pandemic period otherwise than on charges of tax evasion

Bengaluru startup offers three-day work week to attract tech talent

Fintech company Slice is offering new hires a three-day week with salary at 80% of the going market rate

PwC offers 40,000 US employees full-time remote work permanently

The policy is a departure from the accounting industry's rigid attitudes, known for encouraging people to put in late nights at the office

Surge in gaming PCs, monitors expected to continue, says report

Gaming PCs - both desktop and notebook - unit shipments are expected to grow from 41.3 million in 2020 and to 52.3 million in 2025, says a new report.

Marico starts hybrid work model for all staff starting Friday

Several Indian firms are offering this models which is helping them cut rental and power costs, apart from saving commuting time for staff

The future of work going forward

'The last 18 months have changed the world. In many more ways than one', said the author

Amid WFH burnout, Indian professionals want to return to office: Survey

LinkedIn launched findings of the 'Future of Work' study by Censuswide that focuses on the insights of 1,108 respondents in the age group of 16 to 68, who have worked from home during Covid

Decoded: How VPN secures our virtual lives & why a ban is unlikely

Would banning VPN impact WFH? Yes, since it has enabled remote working for many sensitive industries

Amid WFH, Maharashtra mulls 'nodal centres' at smaller cities for IT people

Maharashtra is mulling to create 'nodal centres' on the lines of co-working spaces in smaller cities and towns, from where software professionals can work for their respective companies

UBS CEO says staff who don't want Covid-19 vaccine can work from home

As Switzerland's largest bank, UBS has around 70,000 staff worldwide

75% employees now want to go back to office, says JLL report

A latest survey by JLL shows nearly 75 per cent of the employees are now willing to start visiting offices and opt for a hybrid model

Majority of corporate employees want to WFH at least once a week: Survey

Nearly 80 per cent of corporate employees want to work from home at least once a week post-COVID, according to a survey by property consultant JLL India

Google again delays return to office until mid Jan due to coronavirus surge

Google is once again postponing a return to the office for most workers until mid-January, in addition to requiring all employees to be vaccinated once its sprawling campuses are fully reopened.

The hybrid work revolution after Covid-19 is already transforming economies

While a more permanent transformation of working life will have painful consequences for many inner-city businesses, economists see a recalibration underway that can revitalize smaller towns, suburbs

Karnataka urges Bengaluru IT companies to extend work from home till Dec

The Karnataka government urged IT companies to extend the work from home option for employees to December 2022 keeping in view of traffic congestion due to the Bengaluru metro construction work

Staycations for the WFH-weary set looking for leisure with a vengeance

You can choose from a range of branded weekend resorts that offer serene surroundings, top-class safety and hygiene, and cap it all with unique experiences

A look into the reasons for the strong personal income tax collection in Q1

In a quarter affected by the second wave, India saw record personal income tax collection at nearly twice that collected in Q1FY21, and 26% more than Q1FY20

Breathing new life into boring video conferences with gaming features

UK-based Cosmos' virtual office layout comes with meeting rooms, lounge areas, gaming zones or recreation zones and allows the user to move virtually as he would in the real world

Google employees who WFH could lose money; FB, Twitter also cut pay

It is an experiment taking place across Silicon Valley, which often sets trends for other large employers

The 150-year trend that could help

Commercialisation of leisure could be the solution to many economic problems