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Software Firms To Open Shop From May 7?
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 May 2020 4:13 AM GMT
Are the software industries going to open their offices from May 7? Yes, say those watching the software industries. The software industries are planning to open their offices with fewer employees, while a majority will still work from their homes.
The software companies in the green zones like Ghatkesar, Adibatla, Financial District and Ayyappa Socieity have reportedly sanitized their offices and re-worked their seating arrangements. Only those whose presence is absolutely essential in the offices would be asked to attend the offices. If sources are to be believed, they would be asked to use their personal transport and bring their own lunch boxes. In view of the Covid 19, the office will not provide them with a canteen and tea facility. The IT sector has already forwarded proposals to the State Government for permission. Sources also said that e mails were sent to the employees to be prepared to come to the offices.
The companies are said to have circulated a set of 20 questions among their employees and are enquiring about their health status. Based on the responses of the employees, the companies would decide as to how many employees would be allowed to work from the offices.
The software companies in the green zones like Ghatkesar, Adibatla, Financial District and Ayyappa Socieity have reportedly sanitized their offices and re-worked their seating arrangements. Only those whose presence is absolutely essential in the offices would be asked to attend the offices. If sources are to be believed, they would be asked to use their personal transport and bring their own lunch boxes. In view of the Covid 19, the office will not provide them with a canteen and tea facility. The IT sector has already forwarded proposals to the State Government for permission. Sources also said that e mails were sent to the employees to be prepared to come to the offices.
The companies are said to have circulated a set of 20 questions among their employees and are enquiring about their health status. Based on the responses of the employees, the companies would decide as to how many employees would be allowed to work from the offices.
