Ignoring Employee Health Costs Indian Businesses ₹1.1 Trillion

Ignoring employee health leads to a staggering ₹1.1 trillion loss for Indian businesses. Presenteeism, where employees are present but unproductive, contributes ₹51,000 crore annually. Companies must address this hidden cost to improve productivity and employee well-being. Prioritizing health can enhance performance and reduce financial strain on businesses.

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