Why most employees in India refrain from taking leave

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Wed, Feb 28, 2018 | 06:15 PM IST Slideshows Newsletter

Why most employees in India refrain from taking leave Despite a fixed holiday entitlement stipulated by organisations, most employees in India refrain from taking leave 'due to the stereotypes attached to it', shows a survey conducted by British Airways. Cosmonaut, two US astronauts return to Earth from ISS Two NASA astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut returned to Earth, rounding off a mission of more than five months aboard the International Space Station. Bollywood gets together to pay final tribute to Sridevi A sea of fans and celebrities thronged the condolence meeting of Sridevi to have a last glimpse of the yester year diva. Casting Oscar: Foundry creates each statuette as work of art Every Oscar fist-pumped or tearfully cradled by Academy Award winners is first cast, buffed and fussed over at a foundry far from Hollywood. Why robots don't scare labour in China Cheap, plentiful labour may no longer be an excuse to turn away from automation, especially when China, with the world's largest labour force, is investing heavily in the new tech. Here's why India should take note... Harley Davidson unveils two new Softails American cult bike maker Harley Davidson on Friday 28 unveiled two new models in its Softail portfolio - Low Rider and Deluxe (in pic) - priced at Rs 12.99 lakh and Rs 17.99 lakh, respectively.

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