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Mumbai Division Of Central Railway Introduces Flexible Working Hours For Well-Being Of Employees

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In a bid to enhance the work-life balance and alleviate the daily commuting woes of its employees, the Mumbai Division of the Central Railway is set to usher in a groundbreaking change. Starting from November 1, 2023, employees working at the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) office located in the iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) in Mumbai will have the option to embrace flexible working hours.

This transformative initiative, as detailed in a letter from Dr. Tushaba Shinde, the Senior Divisional Personnel Officer (DPO) of the Mumbai Division, introduces two distinct working-hour slots. The first slot spans from 9:30 AM to 5:45 PM, while the second slot accommodates those who prefer working from 11:30 AM to 7:45 PM. This move is poised to not only enhance the quality of life for employees but also ensure smoother and more efficient operations.

Mumbai’s bustling metropolis is well-known for its perennial traffic snarls, particularly during the rush hours, which makes daily commuting a taxing endeavor for many. This flexible working schedule will offer employees the freedom to choose a slot that best suits their personal needs and lifestyle. By avoiding peak hours of traveling, the Central Railway aims to not only enhance employees’ work satisfaction but also improve their overall quality of life.

The introduction of flexible working hours at the DRM office, CSMT, Mumbai is an encouraging sign of the organization’s commitment to employee well-being. It acknowledges the diverse needs and circumstances of its workforce, fostering a more inclusive and supportive work environment. It’s a step towards balancing the scales between work and personal life, a shift that is now more vital than ever.

This pioneering move by the Mumbai Division sets a precedent for other organizations to follow. As the world continues to grapple with evolving work patterns and the need for a better work-life equilibrium, initiatives like this demonstrate that flexibility is not just a buzzword but a tangible commitment to employee happiness.

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Mumbai Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar bridge should be opened for weighing vehicles: Abu Asim Azmi

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Mumbai: Maharashtra Samajwadi Party leader and MLA has demanded in the assembly that a flyover bridge should be started for heavy vehicles to curb fatal accidents in Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar. Fatal accidents are happening every month in Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar. Earlier there were high tension wires on the bridge built on GM Link Road, then the bridge was closed due to heavy vehicles. Later the wires were also removed and the flyover department has also allowed heavy vehicles to pass, however, heavy vehicles are still not being allowed to move. Today in the House, a demand was made to start the movement of heavy vehicles on this bridge. Abu Asim Azmi said that recently a tragic accident took place here in which three people died.

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Wanted accused in Mumbai 1993 riots arrested after 32 years

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Mumbai: Police have claimed to have arrested one of the most wanted accused involved in the 1993 Mumbai riots. Mumbai’s Wadala police arrested a fugitive accused who was on the run for 32 years during an operation to search for wanted accused. 54-year-old Arif Ali Hashimullah Khan has been arrested from Antop Hill. The accused did not appear in court during the hearing. A warrant was also issued against him, after which the police arrested the accused and presented him in the court and the court ordered his remand. This operation was carried out by Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti and Port Zone DCP Vijay Sagar.

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Sashil Kodiyeri apologizes after tension over Marathi-Hindi controversy

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Maharashtra: In the context of the Mumbai Marathi-Hindi controversy, Shishil Kodia has apologized for his controversial statement. He said that his tweet was misrepresented. I am not against Marathi. I have been living in Mumbai and Maharashtra for the last 30 years. I am a fan of Raj Thackeray. I constantly comment positively on Raj Thackeray’s tweets. I tweeted in my emotions and I made a mistake. This tense and tense atmosphere should end. We need a favorable environment to accept Marathi. So I request you to forgive me for this mistake for Marathi. Earlier, Shishil Kodia had made a controversial statement about Marathi and refused to speak Marathi, due to which MNS workers attacked and pelted stones at Shishil’s company WeWork. After which Shishil has now apologized to X

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