Overview
- The anonymous r/IndianWorkplace post describes a senior woman at a large private bank seeking a few days off to care for her mother, who was critically ill after a reported medication error.
- The manager allegedly replied, “If she’s not recovering, put her in a medical or shelter home and come to the office,” according to the post.
- The post says the manager issued an ultimatum to return to work or stay with her mother, and the employee chose to resign after years at the bank.
- The thread drew strong reactions and broader discussion on empathy in Indian workplaces, with commenters suggesting HR escalation, written directives, and possible legal options.
- India Today, Mint, and the Free Press Journal amplified the user-generated post and stated they have not verified the details or the identities involved.