TCS layoffs: No employee has complained, IT firm tells Karnataka labour authority

August 6, 2025

, By The Economic Times

TCS layoffs: No employee has complained, IT firm tells Karnataka labour authority

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Executives of software giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) informed Karnataka’s labour authorities that they are not aware of the number of employees their management would lay off in various cities. The IT major will now submit its response to an IT union’s complaint of labour law violations based on the grievances of affected employees. All the officials will meet again for another conciliation on September 8.

During the meeting on Wednesday, the TCS management represented by its HR executives, Boban Varghese Thomas, general manager – HR, and…

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TCS layoffs: No employee has complained, IT firm tells Karnataka labour authority

August 6, 2025

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TCS layoffs: No employee has complained, IT firm tells Karnataka labour authority

Executives of software giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) informed Karnataka’s labour authorities that they are not aware of the number of employees their management would lay off in various cities. The IT major will now submit its response to an IT union’s complaint of labour law violations based on the grievances of affected employees. All the officials will meet again for another conciliation on September 8.

During the meeting on Wednesday, the TCS management represented by its HR executives, Boban Varghese Thomas, general manager – HR, and…

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