In an official statement, Infosys emphasised its commitment to employee safety. "Infosys maintains a zero-tolerance approach to any form of...

The Indian technology industry takes misconduct and harassment very seriously. Industry body Nasscom stated this in response to allegations...

This follows Tata Consultancy Services coming under scrutiny following serious allegations of sexual harassment, religious misconduct, and ...

In an internal communication sent to employees on Wednesday and reviewed by ET, the company said only critical travel would be permitted fo...

Iran-Israel war: TCS has suspended all incoming and outgoing travel to and from the Middle East region, including transit routes, citing ai...

Infosys COO Pravin Rao, in an internal email, urged employees to stay at home and prioritise their and families' health, and get covid vacc...

"Infosys is looking at partnering with health care providers to vaccinate employees and their immediate families as eligible under the guid...

Infosys, which has been facing employee backlash for allowing Rasila Raju OP (the victim) to work alone in the office on a weekend, has bee...

Infosys, which has been facing employee backlash for allowing Raju to work alone in the office on a weekend, has been attempting to calm it...

Infosys said they are immediately carrying out a complete review of security procedures at the campuses by an expert third party consultant.

Infosys said it had been in touch with the missing employee’s family and was coordinating with local authorities to locate the employee.

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw said she was not in agreement with the original plan to provide transport for women staff after 6.45 pm.

More unusually, especially in an otherwise parched Chennai, companies had to set up makeshift camps in their offices with mattresses and te...

The domestic IT companies, which get over 60% of their revenues from US, however, said they do not expect their business to be adversely af...

IT major, Infosys, on Thursday reiterated that it would have to 'rethink and relook' into its investment plans in West Bengal.

IT major, Infosys, reiterated that it would have to "rethink and relook" into its investment plans in West Bengal but said that it had take...

The company had not obtained the NOC from the fire department before taking possession.