Haryana has urged companies to implement work-from-home policies to tackle Gurugram's traffic congestion and mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices on the economy.
Haryana mandates WFH and staggered timings for tech firms in Gurugram, targeting 20% fuel reduction amid 500k daily commuters. Signal: hybrid work becomes governance requirement, not crisis response. Tech leaders should anticipate similar directives elsewhere, reshaping team structure and office footprint.
Gurugram is one of India's largest corporate hubs
Jun 15, 2026
04:18 pm
What's the storyThe Haryana government has urged private firms to implement work-from-home (WFH) policies and staggered office timings.
The move aims to reduce traffic congestion, save fuel, and cut energy consumption in Gurugram, one of India's largest corporate hubs, Moneycontrol reported.
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