In India, the death of a young accountant has sparked a national debate on 'the toxic work culture'

COLUMN. A 26-year-old woman who worked for the auditing giant EY died suddenly in July. The cause, according to her mother, was stress and long days at work. More broadly, this extreme commitment to work, now called into question, has been reinforced by the fact that the country has become the back office of the world, analyzes Philippe Escande, an economic columnist for 'Le Monde'.