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Cover Story
Breaking the Shackles
In 2017, a Global Entrepreneurship Summit held in Hyderabad themed ‘Women first Prosperity for All’ triggered among companies the realization of tackling the under representation of women among the Indian workforce. Underpinning the significance of the theme, participants awoke to reality that majority of the companies in the country still over looked the fact that Indian women held dual responsibilities of home and work, impassively exposing them to unpleasant working conditions and most of all remaining indifferent towards their safety and corporate growth. Despite the majority lagging behind, many others are revolutionizing policies and outlooks towards their female employees, thereby placing these companies on a pedestal when compared to others.
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Vinod Bidwaik, CHRO & VP - HR, Alfa Laval India
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Ernest Louis, Director - Human Resources, Sterlite Power
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Harold Gubnitsky, President & Chief Strategy Officer, Processmap