This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.A company in India supposedly conducted a survey among its employees asking about the stress levels, and fired those who responded that they were experiencing “significant stress.” by user @pitdesi shared a screenshot that was purportedly of a Human Resources email from a company in India called YesMadam.
The email was sent by Ashu Ahora Ja, a HR manager, and appeared to be an internal email to company employees.
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