Established under the Tata Group umbrella, Tata Chemicals’ businesses focus on ‘LIFE’ as they call it — Living, Industry and Farm Essentials. Under the Living Essentials portfolio features India’s first iodised salt, Tata Salt, pulses and masalas under brands Tata Sampann and Tata Swach and a low-cost, nanotechnology-based water purifier, among others.
The company’s industry essentials product range provides ingredients to some of the world’s largest manufacturers of glass, detergents and other industrial products.
Finally, with the Farm Essentials portfolio, the company is today a leading manufacturer of urea and phosphatic fertilisers and, through its subsidiary, Rallis, has a strong position in the crop protection business.
Well, that’s on the business side and like the LIFE portfolio here, Tata Chemicals’ offerings to its employees also focuses on LIFE — love, investment, fun and empowerment at the workplace and beyond.
As an employee of Tata Chemicals, one definitely gets to enjoy certain perks. For instance, Tata Chemicals offers non-hospitalisation expenses, over and above the medical insurance for hospitalisation expenses.
That’s not all. In case of a death of an employee, it gives out pension to the family members to ensure continuity of financial support. Its Home Shanti Home programme encourages employees to leave office on time every day and to ensure that lights are switched off every evening at 6.30 pm. Taking the work-life balance a step further, the company also gives new mothers the option of both extended maternity leave as well as flexible hours till the child turns one year of age under the Infant Care Policy.
Paramita@businessworld.in
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