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Cussing at work: Where does anything-goes camaraderie end and Posh complaints begin?

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By Devina Sengupta Verified
| Mint
It is a truth universally acknowledged that every employee, in anger or excitement, frustration or jest, must have used a cuss word in their office at some point. It is a truth far less recognized that sexually loaded words could land users in trouble under the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (Posh) Act of 2013 if a complaint is filed. Office cultures seem divided on the use of such terms.
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Post-5G slowdown: AI and automation are reshaping India's telecom workforce, hiring trends

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By Jatin Grover, Devina Sengupta Verified
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, Aug. 12 -- A structural transition is underway in India's telecom sector, which is moving away from a manpower-intensive model to a leaner, automated and tech-driven framework as operators replace employees with AI, cloud-based infrastructure and intelligent networks. Although hiring trends among the three largest telecom operators vary, the shift in job profiles is evident as the common thread.
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Post-5G slowdown: AI and automation are reshaping India's telecom workforce, hiring trends

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By Jatin Grover, Devina Sengupta Verified
| Mint
A structural transition is underway in India’s telecom sector, which is moving away from a manpower-intensive model to a leaner, automated and tech-driven framework as operators replace employees with AI, cloud-based infrastructure and intelligent networks. Although hiring trends among the three largest telecom operators vary, the shift in job profiles is evident as the common thread.
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