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"Why Be In Spotlight? Drop It": TCS Official To Employee Over Sex Abuse Case
Tata Consultancy Services, or TCS, India's biggest private-sector employer, maintains that it had not received any complaint through internal channels on the matter, underlining it has a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment.
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"Would Pull My Saree, Place Hands On My Thigh": TCS Employee Details Horror
TCS, India's biggest private-sector employer, has clarified that it has a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment and coercion of any form, and the employees allegedly involved in sexual harassment at the Nashik office have been suspended.
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Nashik TCS 'Conversion' Accused Nida Khan Suspended Last Week. NDTV Accesses Letter
Nashik TCS 'Conversion' Case: TCS had suspended all employees linked to the sexual assault and forced religious conversion case, asserting that it has a zero-tolerance policy on harassment.
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French Band Lulu Van Trapp's Singer Performs Topless In Protest After Being Groped During Concert
Rebecca Baby, lead singer of French pop band Lulu Van Trapp, is making headlines for taking a bold stand against sexual harassment after being assaulted by audience members during a live show.
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BCCI Set To Ratify Its POSH Policy And Form World Cup Working Group At SGM
The Indian cricket board will ratify its new Prevention Of Sexual Harassment (PSH) policy at a Special General Meeting (SGM) in Ahmedabad on May 27
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Satya Nadella's Memo As Microsoft Starts Review Of Bill Gates Probe
Microsoft Corp., responding to a push from shareholders, has hired a law firm to review its sexual harassment and gender discrimination policies and scrutinize a 2019 board investigation of co-founder Bill Gates.
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After Row Over Language, JNU Tweaks Invite To Anti-Sex Harassment Session
Jawaharlal Nehru University, or JNU, has modified the language of its public invitation for counselling on sexual harassment and removed the line "girls are supposed to know how to draw a tangible line between them and their male friends".
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Activision CEO Bobby Kotick Seeks Large Pay Cut, Links It to Gender-Related Goals
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick has asked the company's board to reduce his total compensation to $62,500 (roughly Rs. 46.7 lakh), at a time when the owner of the Call of Duty franchise is battling claims over sexual harassment and discrimination at its workplace.
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Sexual Harassment Policy, Ranji Trophy Compensation On Agenda For BCCI Apex Council Meeting
The BCCI will ratify its Prevention of Sexual Harassment Policy and deliberate on the compensation package for domestic cricketers at its Apex Council meeting.
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"Fired, Will Never Be Rehired": Alibaba On Manager Accused Of Sex Assault
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has fired a manager who allegedly sexually assaulted a female employee and will establish policies to prevent sexual harassment, Chief Executive Daniel Zhang said on Monday.
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Have Robust System To Tackle Sexual Harassment Claims: Sports Authority Of India
"I agree the punishments need to be harsher but it's a policy decision, which can only be changed at the Ministerial level," a top official of the Sports Authority of India said.
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Google Walkout Organisers Claim to Face Retaliation at Work: Report
Some 20,000 Googlers had protested last year against the Internet giant's handling of sexual harassment and, more broadly, its workplace policies around equity and transparency.
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Facebook to Make Arbitration for Harassment Claims Optional: Report
Facebook is planning to do away with its policy of requiring employees to settle sexual harassment claims made against colleagues in private arbitration alone, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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After Walkout, Google Agrees To Step Up Transparency, Harassment Policies
A week after 20,000 employees walked out in protest over sexual misconduct and inequality at Google, the company said Thursday that it will commit to building a safer workplace, which includes ending forced arbitration and increasing its transparency on reported incidents of sexual misconduct.
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Judges' Panel To Handle #MeToo Cases, Says Minister Maneka Gandhi
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi today said that the government will form a committee of judges to advise it on cases of sexual assault and harassment widely publicised as part of the #MeToo movement that has swept India. "I believe in the pain and trauma behind every single complaint. Cases of sexual harassment at work must be dealt with a policy of z...
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"Why Be In Spotlight? Drop It": TCS Official To Employee Over Sex Abuse Case
Tata Consultancy Services, or TCS, India's biggest private-sector employer, maintains that it had not received any complaint through internal channels on the matter, underlining it has a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment.
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"Would Pull My Saree, Place Hands On My Thigh": TCS Employee Details Horror
TCS, India's biggest private-sector employer, has clarified that it has a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment and coercion of any form, and the employees allegedly involved in sexual harassment at the Nashik office have been suspended.
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Nashik TCS 'Conversion' Accused Nida Khan Suspended Last Week. NDTV Accesses Letter
Nashik TCS 'Conversion' Case: TCS had suspended all employees linked to the sexual assault and forced religious conversion case, asserting that it has a zero-tolerance policy on harassment.
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French Band Lulu Van Trapp's Singer Performs Topless In Protest After Being Groped During Concert
Rebecca Baby, lead singer of French pop band Lulu Van Trapp, is making headlines for taking a bold stand against sexual harassment after being assaulted by audience members during a live show.
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BCCI Set To Ratify Its POSH Policy And Form World Cup Working Group At SGM
The Indian cricket board will ratify its new Prevention Of Sexual Harassment (PSH) policy at a Special General Meeting (SGM) in Ahmedabad on May 27
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Satya Nadella's Memo As Microsoft Starts Review Of Bill Gates Probe
Microsoft Corp., responding to a push from shareholders, has hired a law firm to review its sexual harassment and gender discrimination policies and scrutinize a 2019 board investigation of co-founder Bill Gates.
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After Row Over Language, JNU Tweaks Invite To Anti-Sex Harassment Session
Jawaharlal Nehru University, or JNU, has modified the language of its public invitation for counselling on sexual harassment and removed the line "girls are supposed to know how to draw a tangible line between them and their male friends".
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Activision CEO Bobby Kotick Seeks Large Pay Cut, Links It to Gender-Related Goals
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick has asked the company's board to reduce his total compensation to $62,500 (roughly Rs. 46.7 lakh), at a time when the owner of the Call of Duty franchise is battling claims over sexual harassment and discrimination at its workplace.
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Sexual Harassment Policy, Ranji Trophy Compensation On Agenda For BCCI Apex Council Meeting
The BCCI will ratify its Prevention of Sexual Harassment Policy and deliberate on the compensation package for domestic cricketers at its Apex Council meeting.
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"Fired, Will Never Be Rehired": Alibaba On Manager Accused Of Sex Assault
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has fired a manager who allegedly sexually assaulted a female employee and will establish policies to prevent sexual harassment, Chief Executive Daniel Zhang said on Monday.
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Have Robust System To Tackle Sexual Harassment Claims: Sports Authority Of India
"I agree the punishments need to be harsher but it's a policy decision, which can only be changed at the Ministerial level," a top official of the Sports Authority of India said.
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Google Walkout Organisers Claim to Face Retaliation at Work: Report
Some 20,000 Googlers had protested last year against the Internet giant's handling of sexual harassment and, more broadly, its workplace policies around equity and transparency.
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Facebook to Make Arbitration for Harassment Claims Optional: Report
Facebook is planning to do away with its policy of requiring employees to settle sexual harassment claims made against colleagues in private arbitration alone, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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After Walkout, Google Agrees To Step Up Transparency, Harassment Policies
A week after 20,000 employees walked out in protest over sexual misconduct and inequality at Google, the company said Thursday that it will commit to building a safer workplace, which includes ending forced arbitration and increasing its transparency on reported incidents of sexual misconduct.
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Judges' Panel To Handle #MeToo Cases, Says Minister Maneka Gandhi
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi today said that the government will form a committee of judges to advise it on cases of sexual assault and harassment widely publicised as part of the #MeToo movement that has swept India. "I believe in the pain and trauma behind every single complaint. Cases of sexual harassment at work must be dealt with a policy of z...
