Indian IT companies are using non-compete clauses in their contracts to deter new hires, but legal experts argue that this tactic is not en...

IT major Wipro has filed at least two legal complaints against its former senior executives including former senior vice president Mohd Haq...

Wipro and Infosys are pursuing legal action against former executives joining Cognizant, raising questions on non-compete clauses' validity...

Infosys’ group head for human resources, Krish Shankar, and Harpreet Singh Saluja, the president of Pune-based labour union Nascent Informa...

Infosys, in its statement, said that it is a standard business practice in many parts of the world for employment contracts to include cont...

The IT industry has been battling with an acute talent crunch for the last few quarters. For Infosys, attrition rate hit record levels at 2...

Here's how the job contracts of Infosys' current boss and his predecessor differ on a host of key points.

CEO Salil Parekh’s employment contract mentions that in such circumstances, the problem shall be resolved by a confidential final, binding ...

Infosys faced flak over what critics called an overly generous agreement with Parekh's predecessor Sikka.

Infosys founder Narayana Murthy today slammed the Infosys board for giving "unprecedented severance payment" to former CEO Rajiv Bansal.

Infosys said the company had extended Sikka’s tenure as CEO following the company’s stellar performance in the past few quarters.

Appointment is part of its recent decision to settle for $34 million after a federal investigation into alleged misuse of visas.

Infosys has partnered with India Post for developing a service delivery platform that will allow more than 1,30,000 rural post offices to o...

The case, whose proceedings started in February, charges Infosys with large-scale visa fraud. The case will be now decided in court.

Infosys BPO Limited, a subsidiary of IT major Infosys, on Tuesday signed an agreement with the Andhra Pradesh government to set up rural BP...

Employees of Infy, Wipro and a host of IT cos that have a base in Belgium will no longer need to contribute to the social security scheme. ...

Along with the annual hike letters, Infosys has asked its employees to sign a non-compete agreement letter.