To say Corona virus is a disaster would be an understatement, COVID-19 has been a crisis like no other. With its rampant spread across the world, businesses are counting costs and adapting to the recent turns of events. Some have undergone radical changes while some have come at the forefront and are fighting the pandemic in their own unique way.

1. Advantage Club – As companies all over the country were gearing up to bring their workforce back into the office; the most significant challenge they faced was to make their offices COVID proof. To ensure the safety of employees at the workplace, Advantage Club, India’s largest employee engagement platform launched Fight-COVID programme. This multi-step action plan includes installation of sanitisation chambers, PPE kits, workplace disinfection and frequent COVID screening for the employees. In partnership with partner broker firms, Advantage Club also introduced health insurance for the companies to provide to their employees.

2. Burger Singh – Burger Singh, the largest home-grown brand of Indianised burgers, went beyond its call of duty and in an impactful and empathetic act, collaborated with municipal corporations to send migrant workers and underprivileged back to their homes. The company also encouraged and provided a platform to its customers to take the initiative and buy a meal for the unprivileged at Rs 100 for four people and to buy bus tickets at Rs 950.

The company so far has distributed 4,000 plus food packets and has arranged travel for over a thousand migrants. The burger chain’s contribution to Indian society during this crisis doesn’t just stop here. Burger Singh also sped up its efforts to help the budding entrepreneurs to realise their dreams and become self-reliant through its cloud kitchen model.

During the lockdown, closure of restaurants and increased participation in work made cooking at home a dire task for many. People relied on deliveries for their food, and Burger Singh was one of the companies who remained open for home deliveries.

3. Milkbasket – With people confined to their homes and life coming to a standstill, every household turned towards online retailers and aggregators for their daily needs. In the daily grocery delivery market, MilkBasket has grown to great heights, and the company was always there for its customers with its timely deliveries in six cities. During the lockdown, MilkBasket even launched a helpline for the elderly. The service received worldwide orders and was a great success.

The company has also launched MilkBulk in Gurgaon, Noida, Bangalore, and Hyderabad for the communities that were not being served through our regular service. MilkBulk started delivering groceries to individuals and societies. We onboarded 300+ societies, and 5500+ customers and reached out to more than 1000 societies within this timeframe.

4. Oakter Smart Homes – During these trying times when sanitisation is a means of survival, Oakter came up with A Made in India, Made for India innovation called Oakmist – an automatic hand sanitiser dispenser. The product was designed and developed by DRDO and was manufactured by Oakter, a smart home automation company. The dispenser has been installed at many government and private institutes, and its mini version was launched to meet the sanitisation needs of the people of this country.

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Advantage Club will make your offices safe and ready for work. This start-up will be helping workplaces to resume operations post lockdown. The company is also helping employers to be able to provide medical insurance to their employees as per the Government guidelines.

Organizations all over India are preparing to bring their workforce back into their offices and resume operations normally post this lockdown. For that to happen, everyone must ensure the safety of employees at their workspace.

Advantage Club, an end-to-end employee benefits solution for corporates has come up with an action plan for organizations and firms to make their workplace safe and ready for operation post lockdown. The company will be providing B2B services to organizations to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Advantage Club’s Fight-Covid program is aimed to ensure the safety of the employees of an organization. It includes installation of sanitization chambers, workplace fumigation, COVID tests for employees, discounts on various wellness and delivery providers, procuring PPE kits, and free online doctor consultation for the employees.

Advantage Club’s Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder Mr. Sourabh Deorah laid down the salient features of the new strategy post-COVID-19. “We want to ensure a working environment in the offices that is completely safe, disinfected, and sanitized. The same goes for the officegoers. With the help of sanitization chambers, regular fumigation, and readily available PPE kits, such a goal can be achieved. Through our Fight-Covid program, organizations will be able to eliminate any associated risks. It is vital that companies resume their operations not just quickly, but safely as well.”

Advantage Club has also introduced health insurance for companies to provide to their employees, in association with prominent partner broker firms. The company has also launched COVID-19 insurance through which organizations can help their employees specifically for the corona virus pandemic. Health Insurance has also been mandated by the government for all the firms resuming operations after the lockdown.

Founded in 2015, Advantage Club runs a corporate discount platform, and an end-to-end reward and recognition solution. When corporates enrol with Advantage Club, they get access to exclusive offers from 10,000+ brands including Samsung, Faasos, Bajaj Markets, Myntra, Apollo Pharmacy, among others.

Founded by UCLA, Microsoft, and Amazon alumni Sourabh Deorah and Smiti Bhatt Deorah, the core idea behind the company is to help organizations in elevating employee satisfaction and reduce attrition by executing effective benefits and rewards. With 250+ corporate clients including giants like Concentrix, EY, Maruti, and Delhi very, Advantage Club is leading the $2 billion market in India.

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