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Although the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic is nearly finished due to a drop in coronavirus cases, information technology (IT) businesses are treading carefully when it comes to summoning employees back to work. For the time being, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCL Technologies are employing a hybrid approach of work. "As the situation with respect to Covid-19 improves around the world, and now that the majority of our associates and their families have been vaccinated, we are transitioning into a hybrid mode of working, with our associates choosing to spend time at both office premises and working remotely," TCS stated. We plan to return our personnel to the office in the following months." According to the statement, the corporation is already urging its employees to return to their separate offices. Senior management executives have begun to work from offices on a regular basis. TCS stated that it is using a '2525 model' when it ...

The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a major change in the workplace, making remote work the new normal. According to one poll, 82% of respondents said they want to work from home rather than return to the office. According to the Tech Talent Outlook by employment site SCIKEY, the remote work trend was initially forced on employees owing to the pandemic, but after two years remote working has become a new normal and as things settled down, new habits have evolved. According to the report, 82% of respondents prefer working from home to working in an office. The Talent Tech Outlook 2022 report is based on an examination of feedback from more than 100 C-suite and human capital leaders from four continents, conducted by SCIKEY through surveys and social media. According to the report, 64% of employees are more productive and less stressed when they work from home. According to the report, the new normal for HR has switched from face-to-face interactions to interactions w...