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Oracle leaves freshers in limbo; D2C carts go coldHappy Friday! Oracle has started pulling back campus offers from top institutes, leaving students caught in the crossfire. This and more in...- Tech layoffs: India once again in the crosshairs, with 1 in 3 laid off by Oracle based hereThousands of Oracle employees in India faced immediate job termination via email. This action is part of a global workforce reduction affec...
- Are Indian techies losing jobs due to AI? CLSA analysts make a strong argumentDespite fears of AI-driven layoffs in India’s IT sector, CLSA analysts say hiring remains steady, and revenue per employee is rising. IT gi...
- Infosys gears up for campus hiring, invites senior employees on panelsInfosys is ramping up its campus hiring after a two-year slowdown, inviting senior employees to participate in recruitment panels. The comp...
- Explained: Why TCS firing 12,000 employees may be a canary in the mine and what it means for investorsTCS's decision to lay off 12,000 employees due to macro uncertainties and AI disruptions has triggered investor concerns, contrasting sharp...
- Infosys layoffs: Skill Development & Entrepreneurship ministry to examine if any violation of Apprenticeship ActsThe Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship has forwarded a complaint against Infosys for violating Apprenticeship Acts by mass te...
- Layoffs at Ola Electric; ED notice hits Paytm stockOla Electric has implemented significant job cuts amidst ongoing challenges. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Infosys layoffs: NITES approaches education ministry for apprenticeship law violationThis comes days after the Karnataka labour department found no violations of labour laws by the Bengaluru-headquartered IT company in the l...
- Infosys termination row: Employees petition PMO, company dismisses allegationsThe central ministry stated that the State is the appropriate government for action under respective Labour Law in this matter. "You are re...
- Infosys layoffs, pay hikes, and expansion: Key updatesWhile the country’s second-largest IT services company is facing criticism for laying off 700 staff onboarded in October, it has countered ...
- Infosys mass layoffs complaint referred to Karnataka's labour ministryEarlier this week, NITES filed a formal complaint with the labour ministry with the central government to take action against Infosys for t...
- Infosys layoffs: IT employee union logs complaint with governmentThe Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate called the mass termination “illegal and unethical,” accusing Infosys of "disregarding"...
- CITU condemns mass retrenchment of IT employees"All these IT multinational companies have been earning huge profits and there is no reason to retrench employees. The firing operations ar...
- Infosys lays off mid, senior level executivesThe company is letting go of 10% of the workforce, or around 2,200 people.
- Gentle deceleration in IT net hiring growth rate: MinisterThe growth in total employees stood at 7 per cent in 2014-15, which came down to 6 per cent the following year and was 5 per cent in 2016-0...
- Hiring 10000 in US in 2 years, we do that in India in 2 quarters: InfosysAsserting that hiring in the US will not impact its recruitment plans in India, the Bengaluru-based company said it has rolled out campus o...
- Layoffs rile India's flagship IT sectorExperts say automation, a failure to keep up with new technologies and US President Donald Trump's clampdown on visas is creating industry-...
- If you are techie with 5-15 years experience & based in a small city, this should worry youAccording to executive search firm Head Hunters India, job cuts in IT sector will be between 1.75 lakh and 2 lakh annually for next three y...
- No mass layoffs by Indian IT companies, workforce realignment happens every year: Nasscom"Such reports are incorrect. In fact the industry continues to be a net hirer with over 1.5 lakh people being employed on a net basis each ...
- Re-skilling, not layoffs, will address new challenges: Infosys"If technology changes and people don't have those capabilities, you've to re-skill them and re-orient them," Infosys's Pravin Rao said.
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