The tragic death of an EY Pune employee brings renewed attention to Narayana Murthy’s controversial comment advocating a ‘70-hour work week.’
The recent tragic death of an EY Pune employee has reignited discussions around Narayana Murthy’s controversial “70-hour work week” remark The tragic death of a 26-year-old Ernst & Young (EY) employee in Pune has left many shocked. In a heart-wrenching letter to EY India Chairman Rajiv Memani, the deceased’s mother claimed her daughter was “overworked” and “exhausted,” sparking an important conversation about work-life balance. This incident has also rekindled memories of Narayana Murthy’s controversial “70-hour work week” comment. ALSO READ : Kolkata medics will continue their protests after a second round of talks ended without resolution. But what are the …