The Karnataka Labour Department plans a conciliation meeting with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on August 6, following complaints about recent workforce layoffs.

Infosys CEO confirms no mass layoffs, highlighting AI-led growth, as TCS prepares to axe 12,000 jobs amid realignment.

Sources told Moneycontrol that the Labour Department is likely to issue a notice to TCS management following a complaint ...

Infosys’ position stands in sharp contrast to TCS, which confirmed to CNBC-TV18 that it will reduce about 2% of its workforce ...

Parekh mentioned that the company has hired 17,000 people (gross) and additionally plans to bring 20,000 college students on ...

IT major Infosys will continue to hire in order to support the growth guidance, and will develop everything inside the ...

Recently, India’s largest Information Technology (IT) services company, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), announced the ...

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) faces scrutiny from the labour ministry over its decision to cut 12,000 jobs and delay new hires.

NITES calls TCS layoffs unethical and illegal, urging Labour Ministry to halt terminations, reinstate employees, and probe ...

Krithivasan's salary comprised a base salary of Rs 1.39 crore, alongside Rs 2.12 crore in benefits, perquisites, and ...

The machines aren’t coming, they’re already here, quietly replacing jobs. The recent layoffs at TCS, involving 12,000 ...

The move has sparked widespread debate on the necessity of the layoffs, particularly as the company is also expected to ...