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    Happiness@Work

    Who are the biggest cribmasters in an organisation?

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauSeptember 18, 2021Updated:May 11, 20251 Min Read32703 Views
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    Happiness@work is a regular series, where HRKatha talks about how companies are ensuring happiness at work. With work stress and employees’ mental wellbeing becoming a major cause of concern for many Indian companies, happiness of employees at work is something, which can result in better engagement, stronger bonds, improved employee health and overall productivity.

    Happiness@work is powered by Happyness.me, a part of the consulting division of House of Cheer Networks, a full-service people, technology, media and entertainment hub specialising in Creation, Curation and Consultancy, to help companies reimagine their business and growth strategy.

    In this latest episode, Prajjal Saha, founder & editor, HRKatha interviews Chandrasekhar Mukherjee, CHRO, Bhilosa Industries who talks about his experiences in many of the MNCs and conglomerates that he worked in his more than two decade career. He describes how as an HR leader he has led employee happiness initiatives in companies he has worked for and what challenges came as part of it.

    Bhilosa Industries Bhilosa IndustriesChandrasekhar Mukherjee Chandrasekhar Mukherjee CHRO cribmasters founder & editor Happiness@work Happyness.me House of Cheer Networks HRKatha Prajjal Saha
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