INDUSLAW | COVID-19 PANDEMIC - WHAT EMPLOYERS MAY EXPECT TO SUSTAIN AND GROW

Published On: 14/04/2020

Practice Area: Government & Regulatory, Employment Law

Authors:

Manishii Pathak

As the world continues to make efforts to recover from the impact of COVID-19, business in India are also preparing to commence operations, soon after relaxation from the lock down is provided or the same is removed and operations (for services / goods other than non-essential) could commence. The Government of India ('GoI'), Ministry of Finance has announced certain relief measures relating to statutory and regulatory matters under direct tax as well as indirect taxes, etc. Similarly, Ministry of Corporate Affairs ('MCA') has introduced certain relaxations including directions regarding discharge of obligation under Corporate Social Responsibility ('CSR'), as applicable. In light of the same, INDUSLAW's Manishi Pathak discusses the key considerations for an employer.

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COVID-19 PANDEMIC - WHAT EMPLOYERS MAY EXPECT TO SUSTAIN AND GROW

Published On: 14/04/2020

Practice Area: Government & Regulatory, Employment Law

Authors:

Manishii Pathak

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