Majority of labour force has no option of WFH and migrant labour is here to stay. Larger firms will have to create better infrastructure for migrants, says Suraj Moraje, ED, Quess Corp in an interview with ET NOW.
Majority of labour force has no option of WFH and migrant labour is here to stay. Larger firms will have to create better infrastructure for migrants, says Suraj Moraje, ED, Quess Corp in an interview with ET NOW.
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