At HCLTech’s AGM, chairperson Roshni Nadar Malhotra assured shareholders that AI will transform, not replace, jobs. Emphasising reskilling,...

As the sector faces an AI-led employee shift, Infosys is betting on skills over job cuts. CEO Salil Parekh said the company is experiencing...

Infosys layoffs have affected 40-45 trainees who failed the company’s final internal assessment. These trainees will receive counselling an...

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

In an interview to PTI, Shaji Mathew, Chief Human Resources Officer at Infosys, however, conceded that assessment failure percentages this ...

Infosys fired over 300 employees at its Mysuru campus after they failed internal evaluations. The trainees were asked to vacate the campus ...

IT employee body says 700 affected, will approach labour ministry; company says only 350 terminated, separation not forceful.

Around 400 employees were called in batches and given an ultimatum letter after they failed to meet the minimum requirement across three at...

TCS announced their annual National Qualifier Test (NQT) for final year students graduating in 2024. This online test is the first step in ...

For the full year, the net hiring number stood at 29,219, down 46% from the 54,396 employees hired by the Bengaluru-headquartered firm for ...

Former HR Head of Infosys, Nandita Gurjar, advises freshers to focus on building their skills and competence, and joining organizations tha...

Complying with Competition Commission of India (CCI) directives, Google is bringing about a change in its ‘Google Play payment policy’. The...

The company onboarded 3,000 freshers so far in Q3 against its FY23 fresher target of 30,000 candidates.

Analysts said the cost optimisation plan was a routine move aimed at reducing wage costs by hiring more freshers. The company’s margins hav...

"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.

There will, however, be no salary hike this year, as the company plans to keep its operational costs under control.

Staff with IT cos are spooked by fear of layoffs as demand for IT services slows down. Working from home? I Projects to save jobs I Premji'...