Grant Thornton Bharat rolls out return-to-work program for women

One of the world’s leading Tax and Advisory firms in the country, Grant Thornton Bharat rolls out a return-to-work programme for women.

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“WINGS programme aims to give women who took a pause in their careers an opportunity to get back to the workplace. With a supportive work environment and inclusive policies, the programme not only gives a platform to returning women but also focuses on developing them to grow in their careers as they rejoin the workforce.” the company said.

This programme can be for you if you are:

• On a career break: You have been on a career break for over 12 months.
• A woman with the right experience: You have prior professional experience matching the job skill requirement.
• Looking to resume your career: You aspire to work again and pick up where you left from.

Satya Jha, Chief Business Officer said, “At our Firm, we believe that women should have every opportunity to thrive both personally and professionally.”

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“By embracing flexible work arrangements and offering resources for professional development, we are sure that our WINGS programme will provide a clear path for women to re-enter the workforce and continue building their careers. We are excited to welcome you and witness the strength and diversity you will bring to our Firm”, Satya Jha added.

Grant Thornton Bharat said on its page, “We understand people go through various life stages and need to prioritise other important commitments and aspirations. Women often walk a tightrope when it comes to balancing new responsibilities.”

“Apply for open positions. If you are looking to resume your journey, we would love to walk with you! Apply for open positions here“, the company added.

Grant Thornton is one of the world’s leading organisations of independent assurance, tax, and advisory firms. With more than 62,000+ Grant Thornton people, across over 140+ countries, the company has focused on making a difference to clients, colleagues, and the communities.

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