I am working with an IT firm. I have a query regarding the working hours. Can working hours be the same as the Head Office, from where our salary gets processed, as we have offices in multiple states, or should it be state-wise? In terms of work operations/business nature, it is the same across states. Please help with your inputs from the compliance perspective. Thanks in advance.
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HR folks, pls help with your inputs ASAP. As I am stuck to decide.
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Dear, First you need to follow state rules for working hours, if your’s head office working hours is less than state rules. Then its up to management they can choose anyone. thanks Sandeep
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Dear Friend,
Since your organization is spread across the country in several places, such as states, you have to adhere to both the principles of the corporate office and the offices in the states. In this case, find a common timing that can work for everyone, even though the office hours may not vary significantly. In some states, the office may start functioning at 9 am, while in others, it may be 10 am, resulting in a maximum variation of 2 hours. Adjust the timing accordingly. Additionally, consider the timings for the winter season, as states in the South are not as susceptible to cold winds as the northern states.
Best of luck...
From India, Arcot
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Since your organization is spread across the country in several places, such as states, you have to adhere to both the principles of the corporate office and the offices in the states. In this case, find a common timing that can work for everyone, even though the office hours may not vary significantly. In some states, the office may start functioning at 9 am, while in others, it may be 10 am, resulting in a maximum variation of 2 hours. Adjust the timing accordingly. Additionally, consider the timings for the winter season, as states in the South are not as susceptible to cold winds as the northern states.
Best of luck...
From India, Arcot
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