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The recent dreadful mishap where 26-year-old Anna Sebastian Perayil died at the Ernst Young (EY) office in Pune raises many questions about the workplace practices of the accounting firm. Official documentations show that EY has been running its operation without a legal state permit, potentially e
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FAQ :
No, official documentation indicates that EY's Pune office has been operating since 2007 without the required registration under the Shops and Establishments Act.
Under the Shops and Establishments Act, employers are restricted from demanding more than 9 hours of work per day and 48 hours per week.
EY's application for registration, submitted in February 2024, was rejected due to non-compliance with the relevant regulations.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and the Union Ministry of Labour and Employment are investigating the matter.
Anna's mother has accused the company's work culture of contributing to her daughter's death, citing immense pressure and an overwhelming workload.
Anna's father has stated that the family does not intend to pursue legal action but wishes to raise awareness to prevent similar tragedies.
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