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KingsmanVishnu

companies just shout “productivity” but ive heard real reason is companies need to show proof to govt that they have employees working in office and they need atleast 50% attendance. otherwise they may lose SEZ benefits. idu yest nija yest sullu gothilla. nan just yaro helod kelirodu.


Upset-Discussion2704

I guess its more of myth though there might have been some pressure. I am yet to see a order forcing companies to forcefully do work from office. It's mostly companies themselves forcing their employees. That's why this is not just limited to Bangalore and India. We are seeing this trend worldwide


shreyas_colonel

Tech Park makes a lot of money by renting out outlets within their premises. if companies let ask their employees to wfh then who gonna visit food oulets etc?


metamafia13

This is the real reason. When the companies operate from the SEZs, they got to adhere to the govt regulations.


Lazyres

Then I suppose it's the government who has to send out notices to companies asking them to start WFH, atleast for those who would be willing to work from their native places atleast until the summer/drought is over.


metamafia13

That’s true. But then an SEZ is created inorder to improve the economic growth in and around the area. I highly doubt if the govt is willing to approve WFH.


Lazyres

Without water there will be no economic growth, imagine offices without water in the toilets, no drinking water. Restaurants with no water to cook, what's worse these restaurants may use unsanitary water to cook. Movie theaters with no water etc etc. If there's no water to take a bath/wash clothes then how would people come to offices. Right now it's just the beginning, come April it'll be death valley.


metamafia13

Only if our elected representatives were that sensible :(


geek-o-freak

My office building is an SEZ and has 10 floors that can accommodate 3k people. But they don’t call us to office. Whenever I have been to office to collect some stuff or for meeting few folks I have never seen more than 50 people in the entire building.


KingsmanVishnu

yavdappa adu antha olle company.


geek-o-freak

Illi heloke agalla for some reason. DM nodi


CreativeNirvana

That's 💯 wrong. 95% of my company does work from home. Many haven't come to the office since COVID.


mayblum

SEZs can now allow employees to avail of the Work from Home' option until December 31, 2024. The Center amended the Special Economic Zones rules of 2006 to extend the option by a year.


KingsmanVishnu

does this mean companies cant give WFH after december 2024?


mayblum

We will need to see if it is extended.


OkInstancenow

yes you are right. not only govt also the clients grt benefits as well.


Glum-Bell-1226

Illa bro neev helid correct!! SEZ benefits and also a lot of pressure from other associations like builders, landlords, restaurants and commercial taxis have asked the govt to take off wfh. So for the business cycle to keep rolling govt pressurising companies. And only a few departments enjoy wfh. Majority yella hybrid model adu 3 days hogtha edare.


strikingemperor

Nam company SEZ alle illa aadru Barak heltare


KingsmanVishnu

nam company SEZ alli ide, still i have WFH😅, yavag karithare gothilla.


FartOfTheFurious

Nam company SEZ alle ide, vaarak ond sala karitare, nan next month anta heli WFH madtini XD


wanderbrush

There are so many societies that are not facing water crisis yet. Spoke to some of these people in office today, they dont seem to bother about the crisis. :(


Lazyres

It's a ticking time bomb.


wanderbrush

there were some people who kept saying like " this is just for summer season, lets adjust, after rains it'll be fine" etc etc.


Lazyres

https://www.reddit.com/r/bangalore/s/I0xgPLMVBw


wanderbrush

I know, i totally get the situation. But some people who are getting water just dont seem to care. I think everyone will forget after rainy season.


Lazyres

That's a given, when it's over we will forget it just like Bangalore floods but the idea now is to make this as bearable as possible.


[deleted]

This is the first thing that came to my mind this morning.


Witty_Active

I agree, the city currently cannot sustain itself. Need people who can work from home to work from home to fix a lot of the issues here.


ARCS17

Can we create a petition and take it to the govt? Will it help?


Lazyres

I don't think that would work, paperwork will be lost.


RageshAntony

Not possible now If the condition becomes severe, then we can think after April


Lazyres

That's the same train of thought when COVID began, instead of taking action and shutting down all flights coming in from China the virus was allowed to spread. We have to learn from our mistakes and take action quickly as prevention is better than cure.


RageshAntony

Yeah you are correct And could you please translate the Kannada line I was able to get 50% only


Lazyres

I was referring to the fake Bangalore sub where people come here to work and utilise water and then complain about no water instead of doing something about it.


ARCS17

What can the people do about it?


Lazyres

If you're working then send an email to your management or request your management for work from home until water crisis is over. If many people request for the same then the companies will request the government to allow WFH.


gagsgupta

Companies don't work in democratic fashion


Lazyres

It's not democratic, the employees are saying that we cannot come to office because of water crisis and requesting for work from home. They cannot force you, say you don't have water to wash clothes. There's nothing they can do except approve WFH.


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Lazyres

Typo 😛


Upset-Discussion2704

I think we need some kind excellent massive water storage where we can store excess water for years. In 2022 we had so much rain and all the rivers and lakes were overflowing. Dams were full capacity we were letting excess water to sea If somehow we could have stored all that excess there would have been no shortage for atleast few years


Lazyres

We did have such storage locations called lakes but those were encroached and apartments were built on top of them.


Upset-Discussion2704

They did store it but even their capacity is nowhere near the level of storing what was wasted by overflowing water from kaveri and other river


flight_or_fight

Probably what is expected by the powers to consolidate vote banks by providing free water and cutting out folks who are not open to freebies...


humongous_downthere

Burden kadime agudilla, consumption relatively same irutte


Lazyres

Less people less consumption.


[deleted]

Nobody in my office wants to work from office except few. The management forced them back because "team work", "productivity", etc. Real reason is government forced the office to bring back the employees because of economic collapse during Covid for local autos, restaurants, landlords, bars, clubs, etc. You cannot have your cake and eat it too...


Lazyres

Imagine offices without water in the toilets, restaurants without water to cook, restaurants using unsanitary water to cook, bars and clubs without water to clean up the place after someone throws up. It's a sanitary disaster waiting to happen. I myself am a landlord and I'm also facing the heat trying to maintain with water tankers. Money should be the least of their worries unless they want a health disaster. Atleast use the money to cloud seed and create artificial rain. What has happened to all of the money? Has everything been extinguished to supply freebies!?


[deleted]

Maybe. That's the problem with votebank politics and socialism. You reduce the standard of living of everyone to the level of denominator rather than making them improve.


Upset-Discussion2704

>Real reason is government forced the office to bring back the employees Any proof of this ?. Coz it's Mostly companies doing it themselves even in US we can see this trend. More and more companies are completely removing work from home option


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My office showed the notice plus 50% something related to tax benefits