
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is facing allegations from its employees about an unprofessional work culture, including claims of 'shouting, scolding, and public humiliation' during meetings. In response, SEBI has released a statement denying these allegations, calling them 'misplaced'. The regulator emphasized its commitment to transparency, responsiveness, and enhancing the capacity of its employees. Additionally, SEBI clarified in a press release that junior employees were misinformed about automatic promotions and underpayment, noting that their cost-to-company is Rs 34 lakh per annum.
SEBI work culture issues: In a press release, the regulator stated that its junior employees were misinformed about automatic promotions and being underpaid despite having a cost-to-company of Rs 34 lakh per annum https://t.co/Wg1VYUWqqd
#NewsAlert | #SEBI's clarification on media report on its work culture👇 https://t.co/5i2Q5s2EBX
India markets regulator says unprofessional work culture claims 'misplaced' https://t.co/wVPGBcZoTM https://t.co/vGETdViWtF
