The employees of an Indian information technology firm are in for a pleasant surprise, as their boss, Murali, the head of Ideas2IT Technology Services Private Limited, recently gifted brand new cars to 50 staff members.
According to India Today, Murali’s generous gesture is an expression of gratitude towards those employees who have been steadfast supporters since the inception of the Chennai-based IT firm.
Going beyond the car gifts, Murali has taken an additional step to recognize and reward the loyalty of long-term employees. He announced that a portion of shares, amounting to 33%, would be allocated to these dedicated staff members.
Additionally, Murali initiated a wealth-sharing program, exemplifying his commitment to acknowledging and reciprocating the hard work and support of the company’s personnel.
Explaining his motivation, Murali mentioned that he and his partner had previously held all the shares, but they have now opted to convert them, to distribute ownership to deserving long-term employees.
This reflects the company’s philosophy of valuing its workforce and fostering a culture of appreciation.
Notably, this is not the first time the company has recognized its employees in such a manner. In the previous year, the company gifted 100 cars as a token of appreciation for the dedicated efforts of its staff.
Murali’s initiatives not only symbolize corporate generosity but also underscore the importance of acknowledging and rewarding employee loyalty in the business world.
Actress Faryal Mehmood Urges Every Woman to Watch ‘Wakhri’
Meanwhile, Faryal Mehmood believes that her latest project, Wakhri, will resonate with the audience in the cinema hall, touching on societal aspects seldom portrayed on the big screen.
In an interview, she emphasized the universality of the movie, urging women to take out 1 to 1:30 hours of their time to watch it with their family or friends.
“When you watch Wakhri, you’ll receive messages without it feeling like a lecture; it combines entertainment with meaningful content,” she expressed. Inspired by true events and the life of social media star Qandeel Baloch, the film is set to release after its international premiere at the Red Sea International Film Festival.
This marks Faryal’s debut in a titular role, portraying a school teacher who becomes an overnight viral sensation for expressing unabashed opinions on social media. The film, directed by Iram Parveen Bilal and co-written by Mehrub Moiz Awan and Iram, sheds light on the challenges faced by a woman striving for a livelihood outside her home.
