Delhi pollution crisis: What measures are corporates taking for employees?
Delhi’s severe air pollution has prompted companies across the NCR to reinstate work-from-home policies and restrict travel. Following Stage 3 of the Graded Response Action Plan, businesses like Nestlé India, Mondelez, and Deloitte are allowing remote work. Hospitality and retail sectors are experiencing a downturn as residents avoid public spaces, while sales teams are minimizing market visits.🕒 1 min read
Delhi’s severe air pollution has prompted companies across the NCR to reinstate work-from-home policies and restrict travel. Following Stage 3 of the Graded Response Action Plan, businesses like Nestlé India, Mondelez, and Deloitte are allowing remote work. Hospitality and retail sectors are experiencing a downturn as residents avoid public spaces, while sales teams are minimizing market visits.
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