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India’s agentic boom tests regulators; Qcomm growth hits brakesHappy Friday! India’s AI agent boom is outpacing the guardrails meant to keep it in check. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.- TCS declares Nashik WFH; Wipro Q4 resultsTata Consultancy Services has moved staff to work from home amid an ongoing investigation at its Nashik office. This and more in today’s ET...
- Infosys WFH Policy: IT major caps WFO exemption at five days a quarter following Wipro, TCSInfosys work from home news: Infosys has restricted extra work-from-home days, allowing only limited exceptions with proof. Staff must most...
- More bosses want employees back in the office. Like, nowDell's remote work promotion halt reflects WFH-WFO shift. Companies push in-office work due to constraints. Market rebound may prompt job c...
- After ending work from home, TCS now asks employees to follow dress codeIndia's largest IT services company, TCS, has asked employees to follow a proper dress code as they return to the office. Approximately 70 ...
- Hybrid is the clear winner in work-from-home Vs return-to-office battleWhile 76% of more than 3,800 employees across industry sectors said they are looking for employers offering either hybrid or work-from-home...
- In rough year, IT companies ask employees to work from office more oftenTata Consultancy Services (TCS), LTIMindtree, Wipro, Persistent Systems and others told ET about half their staff have been punching in at ...
- TCS staff told to return to office thrice a weekThe Tata group company sent an internal email on the development earlier this month. TCS has not issued an effective date of implementation...
- As India Inc prepares to return to office, employees cling to WFHAt least six out of every 10 employees responded to a survey by recruitment and staffing firm CIEL HR Services said they were prepared to q...
- Companies think hybrid as remote working takes a toll on staffCompanies will adopt hybrid working in a big way for functions such as IT, finance, sales, procurement, human resources and administration,...
- Back to full WFH: As infections surge, companies shut offices again in all major citiesLeading companies and conglomerates, including Infosys, TCS, ITC, IBM, Raymond, InMobi, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, Dunzo, Deloitte, ...
- Govt to take a call on permanent WFH for SEZ ITs by month-endIndustry is also seeking clarity on whether services rendered by SEZ employees while working from home (WFH) are eligible for exemption und...
- India Inc. homes in on hybrid work planFrom Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to Tata Motors, Indian companies are getting their employees to office in a phased manner but WFH opti...
- Startups, Tech firms consolidate office space in WFH eraCompanies from Paytm to TCS are opting for larger one or two offices instead of having multiple small facilities, as they do not see employ...
- IT companies save over 70% in travel costs in Sept quarterIncreased digital adoption and deal wins has helped the performance of the IT industry to bounce back in the July-September quarter. What h...
- Sensex to rise 6% more to 41,500 pts by March on easy liquidity: BNP ParibasStating that there is a "limited downside hereon", analysts at BNP Paribas said the benchmark Sensex will touch 41,500 points by the end of...
- Indian IT firms step up: CSS bucks trend, rolls out big hikesSoftware services exporters including Infosys, Wipro, TCS and WNS have delayed pay increases and put promotions on hold, due to the uncerta...
- IT firms to see WFH clauses in more contractsIn the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic however, more work-from-home clauses are likely to disrupt the current service delivery model.
- COVID-19 impact: More staff in services sector cos to work from home in future as wellWhen the COVID-19 pandemic came ashore and moves like lockdowns were being deliberated upon, the USD 180-billion IT sector faced a huge cha...
- Rent-yielding assets may no longer be the cash cow for realty companiesAnalysts turn cautious on players with significant exposure to office spaces.
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