Infosys is ramping up its campus hiring after a two-year slowdown, inviting senior employees to participate in recruitment panels. The comp...

TCS's decision to lay off 12,000 employees due to macro uncertainties and AI disruptions has triggered investor concerns, contrasting sharp...

The Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship has forwarded a complaint against Infosys for violating Apprenticeship Acts by mass te...

Ola Electric has implemented significant job cuts amidst ongoing challenges. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

This comes days after the Karnataka labour department found no violations of labour laws by the Bengaluru-headquartered IT company in the l...

The central ministry stated that the State is the appropriate government for action under respective Labour Law in this matter. "You are re...

While the country’s second-largest IT services company is facing criticism for laying off 700 staff onboarded in October, it has countered ...

Earlier this week, NITES filed a formal complaint with the labour ministry with the central government to take action against Infosys for t...

The Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate called the mass termination “illegal and unethical,” accusing Infosys of "disregarding"...

"All these IT multinational companies have been earning huge profits and there is no reason to retrench employees. The firing operations ar...

The company is letting go of 10% of the workforce, or around 2,200 people.

The 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...

Asserting that hiring in the US will not impact its recruitment plans in India, the Bengaluru-based company said it has rolled out campus o...

Experts say automation, a failure to keep up with new technologies and US President Donald Trump's clampdown on visas is creating industry-...

According 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...

"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 ...

"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.