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    Who should drive AI adoption — teams or leadership?

    While leaders have a pivotal role in bringing in new technologies, AI’s success in manufacturing requires the help of the workforce too.

    How leaders can plan the right employee experience practices

    Enhancing employee experience is crucial for organizational success. Industry experts emphasize the importance of addressing employee needs, fostering open communication, and prioritizing well-being. Strategies include attracting top talent, engaging employees, and investing in continuous development.

    Confident of achieving 45-55% growth this financial year: Avinash Godkhindi, Zaggle Prepaid

    ​So, it is great that more and more people are coming into the formal sector and organised employment. And as they come into organised employment, they get PF, ESIC, they pay your taxes and eventually they want to save on those taxes.

    EPF new rules: EPFO issues SOP on how to freeze, defreeze UAN

    In order to detect probable situations of suspicious accounts or transactions where there may be a risk of impersonation or fraudulent withdrawals, multiple stages of verification for MIDs, UANs, and institutions will be carried out as part of the SOP. Here is a look at EPFO's latest SOP freezing and defreezing UANs of EPF subscribers.

    Joe Biden hasn’t been fit for days and he should step down, says a former White House Staff member

    A former White House staff member has said that US President Joe Biden has not been fit for many months and the result of the first Presidential Debate is not surprising. He said that the president should not contest the upcoming election. He added that the news regarding Biden’s health is known to the people working with him.

    FSSAI ready to shake up protein powder space

    The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is set to release tighter regulations on protein supplements, after it conducted a study which revealed that dozens of protein powders and supplements were being sold at store shelves, gymnasiums and e-commerce platforms with false and misleading claims, said one of the persons.

    • Aligning business goals and decoding employee behaviour: A modern strategy for MSMEs

      ​​Alignment between business goals and employee behaviour is not a one-time effort but an ongoing process that requires continuous attention and adjustment.

      World's first epilepsy device fitted in 13 year old UK boy's skull; Here's how the device works

      Oran Knowlson, a 13-year-old from England with severe epilepsy, has become the first person to trial a new device implanted in his skull to control seizures. The groundbreaking surgery, which took place at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, has reduced Oran's seizures by 80%. The device, a Picostim neurotransmitter, aims to disrupt abnormal brain signals causing epilepsy. Oran's improved quality of life following the surgery has brought hope to others with treatment-resistant epilepsy.

      Beyond the paycheck: What employees look for and how employers can fix hiring gaps

      The changing work culture is causing a gap between employer and employee expectations in hiring and retention. Companies struggle with mismatched salary expectations, required skills, and cultural fit issues. Nonprofits and FMCG companies face the most challenges. Many employees in India and Asia Pacific prioritize flexibility and career progression. Ageism is evident, especially in sectors like Insurance.

      IKEA did what others only talk of doing & it was a gamechanger for India staff

      IKEA faced high employee turnover globally. In India, to retain staff, IKEA introduced subsidized daycare, 26 weeks of parental leave, and a five-day workweek. These benefits have significantly improved employee satisfaction and retention, reflecting IKEA's commitment to addressing local worker needs and enhancing their work-life balance.

      How to use performance improvement plan as a recovery period to bounce back higher

      Nirupama VG, Founder, AdAstra Consultants, says performance improvement plans (PIPs) often carry a stigma, signalling underperformance or imminent termination. However, they can also be pivotal moments for employees to reset and excel.

      How startups are changing their hiring strategies to streamline costs

      Facing a prolonged funding drought, startups are trying a new approach to cost-cutting. Layoffs continue, but some companies, like Swiggy and Ola, are strategically refilling certain open positions with lower-salaried junior staff, according to industry insiders.

      India seeks firms make additional disclosures to fast track public offers, document shows

      SEBI wants companies seeking to go public to provide 31 additional disclosures, including details on conflicts of interest. The regulator aims to expedite public offers by requiring more information from merchant bankers, as reported by Reuters.

      Mind Over Money: Rock 'n' Roll to FinEdge – How Mayank Bhatnagar keeps himself mentally fit

      Mayank Bhatnagar, Co-founder of FinEdge, exemplifies balance by merging finance with rock 'n' roll. He prioritizes mental and physical fitness and integrates music and travel into his life. With the band 'Frontrow Bandits,' he revives rock 'n' roll, showcasing the power of dedication and teamwork.

      Why does India have the first mover advantage in Web3 technology?

      While regulatory clarity remains a work in progress, India's embrace of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) registration requirement is a positive step, creating a safer trading environment for all.

      Companies look to rework benefits for multi-generational workforce: Survey

      A survey by Marsh India Insurance Brokers revealed 70% of companies seek new-age benefits and 50% aim to cater to the multi-generational workforce, focusing on Generation Z. Employers are designing comprehensive benefits tailored to diverse needs, including mental health support and flexible solutions.

      Lesson for entrepreneurs: What are the common mistakes startup founders make and how to avoid them?

      India has the third largest startup ecosystem in the world, with 1.17 lakh entities (DPIIT), nearly 1,710 venture capital funds, 794 accelerators and incubators (Tracxn), and several government initiatives like Startup India. Despite this fervour and support, financial and otherwise, the startup journey is extremely difficult.ET Wealth lists the typical mistakes most founders make and tell you how to tackle these

      OpenAI releases former staffers from non-disparagement clauses

      In a message sent to former employees Thursday, the company said it would not seek to cancel staffers’ equity that has vested if they spoke out about the company.

      Eat, pray, work.. want a detox retreat? Step into your office

      According to a report by fitness technology company GOQii last month, almost 45% of India's population hovers dangerously close to being classified as unhealthy, adversely affecting not only individual mental and physical well-being but also diminishing productivity.

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