An Indian beauty service start-up is facing backlash over a publicity campaign designed to highlight workplace stress. According to BBC, the company’s email, which went viral on social media, stated ...
An Indian beauty service start-up has become the centre of backlash and criticism in its bid to bring attention to workplace ...
Discover the shocking leaked email exposing a company firing employees for being stressed. Get insights from business owner Gareth Hoyle on creating a supportive workplace culture.
YesMadam, an at-home beauty services start-up based out of the Delhi-National Capital Region (Delhi-NCR), sparked outrage on ...
It’s not every day that a workplace wellbeing initiative makes waves across social media – for the wrong reasons ...
YesMadam, a platform for beauty services that provides doorstep services, has drawn criticism after allegedly firing workers ...
LinkedIn, among the last remaining sane social media platforms in India, has rediscovered itself as a place for aspiring ...
YesMadam’s recent campaign, which falsely claimed to fire over 100 employees, has faced severe backlash. Experts weigh in on ...
A beauty service start-up pretended to have fired dozens of employees after they reported being stressed at work.
Joyce Bawah Mogtari, the special aide to President-Elect John Dramani Mahama, says she expects the chairperson of the ...
Former Deputy National Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode Ibiyinka George, has charged President Bola ...
Noida-based beauty service platform YesMadam has recently come under fire for allegedly firing its employees who reported workplace stress during an internal survey. But, there's more to the story!
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