Tata Starbucks is doing something that no one has ever done before for its employees and it’s amazing
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Breaking the unconventional working style of Indian coffee outlets, Tata Starbucks is going to bring an office-like system at its Baristas.
For the starters, Baristas atTata Starbucks will now have a five-day week culture, ending the norm for employees to put in extra hours and days to serve customers.
"We want to be the employer of choice. In a feedback we had with our partners (TataStarbucks refers its employees as partners), this emerged as the top-most request," said Sumitro Ghosh, CEO of Tata Starbucks.
This will be implemented across Tata Starbucks from May 15 and over 1,200 employees at 83 stores in India will benefit from it.
Moreover, the employees will get additional 52 days off.
Tata Starbucks wants to become more employee-friendly and lower down the attrition rate.
As per the National Restaurant Association of India, Indian cafe industry is worth Rs 1,520 crore, which is expected to touch Rs 3,775 crore in 2018.
Meanwhile, in other countries, Starbucks has initiatives such as monthly housing allowance and assistance in university tuition fees.
(Image: Indiatimes)
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For the starters, Baristas at
"We want to be the employer of choice. In a feedback we had with our partners (Tata
This will be implemented across Tata Starbucks from May 15 and over 1,200 employees at 83 stores in India will benefit from it.
Moreover, the employees will get additional 52 days off.
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As per the National Restaurant Association of India, Indian cafe industry is worth Rs 1,520 crore, which is expected to touch Rs 3,775 crore in 2018.
Meanwhile, in other countries, Starbucks has initiatives such as monthly housing allowance and assistance in university tuition fees.
(Image: Indiatimes)
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