Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are key growth hubs across developing and developed nations. Governments offer fiscal benefits, relaxed regulations, and strong infrastructure to attract industries. As per UNCTAD’s 2019 World Investment Report, here are the top 10 countries with the most SEZs.

Top 10 countries with the most Special Economic Zones — See where India stands

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The Commerce Ministry announced on Tuesday that special economic zone units may allow up to 50 per cent of all workers to work from home for a maximum of one year. The Draft Labour Codes and India's labour laws do not acknowledge working from home as a legitimate job arrangement. The government requires an organisation to maintain statutory records.

Commerce Ministry permits work from home in Special Economic Zones

The Commerce Ministry stated on Tuesday that work from home (WFH) is permitted for a maximum of one year in a special economic zone unit and can be expanded to 50% of all employees.

India: Commerce ministry permits maximum one year work from home in SEZs

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