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India s Business Sector Comes to Aid of COVID-Hit Employees, Bringing Hope With Slew of Measures

India s Business Sector Comes to Aid of COVID-Hit Employees, Bringing Hope With Slew of Measures © REUTERS / ANUSHREE FADNAVIS Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/india/202106061083074265-indias-business-sector-comes-to-aid-of-covid-hit-employees-bringing-hope-with-slew-of-measures/ Payroll data from the Employees Provident Fund Organisation has revealed that India s younger workforce was the worst hit by the pandemic, with those aged 25 or under among the most affected. There was a drop in the net payrolls for three age groups, under 18, 18-21, and 22-25, while those between 25-35 saw a growth in payroll additions. As the deadly second wave of coronavirus unleashed mayhem in India, with COVID-19 fatalities mounting to over 4,000 per day, companies across various sectors stepped in to lend help and hope to their employees.

Companies lend a hand to Covid-affected employees

Companies lend a hand to Covid-affected employees SECTIONS Share Synopsis ITC’s suite of interventions includes providing medical infrastructure such as Covid care facilities for those mildly symptomatic and oxygen concentrators. Ceat Tyres, part of the RPG Group, has converted learning centres and conference rooms at factories in Nashik, Bhandup and elsewhere into emergency accommodation for workers. Getty Images Representative image As Covid cases spiral across the country, companies are making the effort to help employees as much as they can arranging oxygen support, finding hospital beds and tying up with hotels to set up emergency medical facilities. Quess Corp, Paytm and Urban Company among others have also set up internal teams to track the health of employees and assist them.

Many companies in talks to hold vaccination camps for employees

Many companies in talks to hold vaccination camps for employees K Hariprasad, president at Apollo Hospitals Group, said the hospital chain has been receiving enquiries from corporates across the country. Synopsis Companies such as RPG Group, Lupin, and Dalmia Bharat Group said they have been conducting vaccination camps at their factory premises over the last week. An alarming second wave of the pandemic may have prompted several companies to return to remote working, but many corporates, particularly manufacturers, are roping in private hospital chains to arrange vaccination camps at their premises and factories. Apollo Hospitals Group, Fortis Hospitals, Max Hospital, and Medica in Kolkata, among others, said they are in discussions with various companies to assist them in getting their employees

India Inc on the jab to vaccinate staff above 45

India Inc on the jab to vaccinate staff above 45 SECTIONS Share Synopsis Plans are being firmed up following the government’s announcement on Wednesday that employers who can marshal at least 100 employees aged 45 and above can offer workplace inoculation. Large companies such as Tata Steel, Vedanta, Maruti Suzuki are tying up with hospitals and holding discussions with the local health authorities for vaccinations on their premises. AFP Both India Inc and startups are getting ready to offer vaccinations in workplaces whether offices or factories. Among those who confirmed their plans to ET are Tata Steel, Biocon, Vedanta, L&T, Maruti Suzuki, Dalmia Bharat Group, Ceat Tyres, TVS Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, Capgemini, Alstom, Saint-Gobain, Panasonic India, Apollo Tyres, Publicis Sapient, Urban Company and BigBasket.

India Inc planning Covid-19 vaccination drive for its employees

India Inc planning Covid-19 vaccination drive for its employees
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