The Haryana Reservation Bill which was passed by the state government on Tuesday provides 75 percent reservation in the private sector to locals. Sunil Bohra, ED & Group CFO of Minda Industries spoke to CNBC-TV18 to assess the impact, who also have facilities located in Gurgaon in Haryana.

As the economy rebounds from the shock of the extended lockdown of 2020, job creation has taken center-stage. But it is not only the central government that is working on policies aimed at increasing employment. States like Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh have already announced plans to look at reserving a portion of government and even a few private sector jobs for their people. Haryana is the latest to take this route.

The country is ahead of global average in women working in senior management positions and ranks third globally on the same count, according to a report. The percentage of women in senior management in India stood at 39 per cent as against the global average of 31 per cent, consultancy firm Grant Thornton said in the report.

The Haryana government on Tuesday passed the Harayana Reservation Bill which provides 75 percent reservation for jobs in the private sector to locals. Decoding the impact of the bill, Rituparna Chakraborty, Co-Founder & Executive VP of TeamLease said that such a policy will be counterproductive and result in fewer jobs in the state.