-
Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Cross Border
-
Apparel's latest trend: Used clothing
Used clothing is the hottest trend in apparel, and big brands are happy to make the profits—but avoid the headaches—by outsourcing the grimy work to tiny Trove, which looks set to grow big
Forbes Life
-
Can art and craft drive the message of climate change home?
Artists and designers are using their craft to raise awareness about pressing environmental issues, often with a touch of humour
-
How 4 women pilots steered Air India's longest flight and maiden route over North Pole
A look at how four female pilots shattered the glass ceiling by steering the maiden Air India San Francisco-Bengaluru flight over the treacherous skies of the North Pole, including going over technicalities again and again, preparing for unpredictable climatic conditions in case of an emergency, and more
Column
-
Working class heroes: On putting people first
Against the backdrop of these unfamiliar conditions, the second annual Forbes India-Kincentric Best Employers study assumes significance, and while most employers' concern may well have been purely altruistic, a superiour employee experiences is good for business
India's Best Employers 2021
-
India's Best Employers 2021: How to survive, strive and thrive
As Covid-19 brought with it fears of salary cuts and job losses, companies went out of their way to assauge them and look after the well-being of their staffers. As part of the Forbes India-Kincentric Best Empoyers 2020 package, we look at 15 such companies that led from the front to safeguard the physical and mental health of its employees during the pandemic
-
India's Best Employers: How Allstate India put people before policies
Allstate India ensured communication and engagement, transparency and financial support to help employees cope with challenges posed by the pandemic
-
India's Best Employers: Looking after employees allowed Britannia to feed the nation
From dismantling hierarchy to taking care of the health needs of its employees, Britannia bounced back to work quickly and helped feed the country under lockdown
-
India's Best Employers: Bayer, putting safety and security of employees first
In a pandemic year, Bayer stepped up by not only realigning communication and leadership strategies, but also trying to improve financial security, safety standards and inclusion for employees
-
India's Best Employers: DBS Bank, using tech to do good
The bank has structured people practices by paying attention to the smaller details, and by using technology to boost employee welfare and leadership
-
India's Best Employers: Johnson & Johnson, going the extra mile
Johnson & Johnson India not only assuaged the fears of its employees during the pandemic but also provided financial and emotional support to tide over the crisis
-
India's Best Employers: Olam International, putting people first
Olam International has created a strong foothold in India by prioritising the needs of its workforce over business targets
-
India's Best Employers: RealPage India puts premium on trust
RealPage India has built simple but effective processes to build employees' trust—even before they join, and to get genuine feedback
-
India's Best Employers: Startek, turning crisis into opportunity
Startek was already multicultural and diverse, and it managed to smoothly transition 55 percent of its employees to work from home amid the Covid-19 crisis
-
India's Best Employers: Tally Solutions, going back to the drawing board
The company's willingness and ability to unlearn and relearn, and investing in its employees helped it tide over the Covid-19 crisis
-
India's Best Employers: Tata Communications, for the people
Tata Communications rallied around the well-being of its employees, fostering a sense of camaraderie during the Covid-19 crisis
-
India's Best Employers: Tata AIA: Ensuring work-life balance
Tata AIA continues to build on its strengths even as it stays true to its core—its employees
-
India's Best Employers: Tata Sky, charting a new course
Remote working was not alien to Tata Sky, but it made employees' lives easier during the pandemic with virtual learning modules, fitness sessions and motivational talks
-
India's Best Employers: Oberoi Group, home away from home
The Oberoi Group took care of stranded guests, opened its doors to health care workers, and supported the community. But for all that, its employees came first
-
India's Best Employers: We focus on three bottom lines—employees, customers and investors, says DHL Express
DHL Express India constantly engaged with its employees during the pandemic to keep them motivated and productive while focusing on achieving its larger goals
638317cd3619_20250318100421_300x500.jpg)
