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The statistics tell a troubling story about India’s work culture - despite a slight decrease over the past five years, over half of the workforce still labours for at least 49 hours a week. This figure positions India among the nations with the longest working hours globally, surpassing not only its South Asian neighbours but also many developed countries. The repercussions of such a relentless work culture are becoming increasingly evident, particularly among the nation’s youth and women.
The tragic death of 26-year-old chartered accountant Anna Sebastian Perayil has put the spotlight on this issue. Just four months into her tenure at EY, Anna succumbed to the overwhelming pressures of her role, a stark reminder of the human cost of our productivity driven ethos. In her mother’s poignant letter to the firm’s leadership, she described the sleepless nights, relentless deadlines, and the normalisation of working late hours - conditions that many young professionals face but seldom discuss openly.
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