Sunday, December 8, 2024

Cyient announces 12 weeks of gender-neutral parental leave

Engineering, manufacturing, and technology solutions company Cyient announces 12 weeks of gender-neutral parental leave across its offices globally.

All the employees of Cyient Limited (formerly known as Infotech Enterprises Limited) can avail up to 12 weeks of leave after birth or adoption of a child.

While launching the new gender-neutral parental leave policy, Krishna Bodanapu, the managing director and CEO of Cyient said, “Building an inclusive culture needs inclusive policies and practices,”

“As a parent and a member of the global tech industry, I vouch for policies that challenge gender stereotypes and celebrate diversity.  I am confident our gender-neutral policy will empower all new parents globally at Cyient and provide a better opportunity to share childcare responsibilities.” Krishna Bodanapu said.

Commenting on the new Parental Leave Policy, P N S V Narasimham, President and Chief Human Resources Officer, Cyient said. “Our employees, including birth and adoptive parents, can take up to 12 weeks of paid time off at full pay following the birth or adoption of their child,”

“This policy will help new parents spend quality time with their families. The new policy will make a significant difference in countries where mandated parental leave policies are not sufficient for new parents,” he said.

He further said, “I vouch for policies that challenge gender stereotypes and celebrate diversity. It will provide a better opportunity to share childcare responsibilities,”

As per Maternity Law in India, female employees can avail 26 weeks of paid leave. As much as 8 weeks can be availed before the delivery of the child. For adoptive mothers, the leave is of 12 weeks.

There is no provision of paternity leave according to the Law of India.

Editorial

Deloitte, PWC, EY, KPMG to Hire 1 Lakh People in India in FY25

According to estimates from top company officials and industry...

Higher EPS Pension Application Stuck: A Step-by-Step Guide to Fix

Nearly 97,640 Provident Fund (PF) members and pensioners under...

EPS-95 Higher Pension Update: Less Than 1% Cases Settled So Far

Supreme Court Ruling and EPFO’s Higher Pension Rollout The Employees’...

Working Hours in India: Key Laws Every Employee Must Know

Following the tragic death of EY employee Anna Perayil...

IT Industry: 5 Key Indicators of Revival in India’s Tech Sector

Based on the recent second-quarter Q2FY25 results released by...

Must Read

Govt to pay EPF employees and employers share till Aug 20

Government to pay EPF contributions (entire 24%) of employees...

Mahindra Group appoints Asha Kharga as Chief Customer and Brand Officer

Mahindra Group appoints Asha Kharga as Chief Customer and...

Woman pays Rs 56,000 after threat to ban job profile

Online fraud has been increasing as technology has taken...

Cognizant unveils Gen AI empowering employees to innovate

An American multinational information technology services and consulting company,...

Maruti Suzuki cuts 3,000 contract jobs due to slowdown

India’s largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki has let go of...

IIT-M to offer training to freshers in AI/ML and Generative AI

IIT Madras Pravartak Technologies Foundation is partnering with start-ups...

TCS launches Pace Port, a research & innovation centre in Canada

India's second-largest IT services provider company, Tata Consultancy Services...

TCS requires 60% office attendance for variable pay

According to the media reports, a global leader in...

Related Articles

SightsIn Plus
SightsIn Plushttps://sightsinplus.com/
SightsIn Plus is an India’s leading high-quality people-focused monthly HR Magazine and provides up-to-date HR News, Leadership Announcements, Best HR Practices and Insights by Global CHROs, CEOs, HR Advisors, Business Managers and HR Heads on topics of interest to HR professionals. To subscribe SightsIn Plus, HR Magazine please visit- https://sightsinplus.com/subscribe/