Infosys in February 2025 fired around 400 trainees at its Mysuru campus for not passing internal tests in three attempts. The company said these tests are a part of its routine training process ...

Infosys has discontinued the apprenticeship programme for 40 to 45 trainees at its Mysore training campus on Thursday (March 27, 2025), according to industry sources.

Infosys Layoffs: Narayana Murthy’s IT giant Infosys has fired around 400 trainees after they failed to pass the mandatory internal assessment test. The mass termination took place at the IT ...

Infosys is providing a range of support measures to help affected employees transition smoothly. These include one month's pay, accommodation at the Mysore training center, and a travel allowance ...

Infosys has indefinitely postponed the assessment for its trainee engineers, just weeks after letting go of around 350 trainees from its Mysuru campus. The IT giant had recruited nearly 1,000 ...

A leopard was spotted on the Infosys campus in Mysore on 31st December 2024, prompting the company to implement a work-from-home policy. The leopard was seen on CCTV footage around 2 AM. Despite ...

Infosys Ltd has now postponed internal assessments of trainees by a week, news agency PTI reported. This comes close on the heels of an outcry due to the company laying off more than 300 freshers ...

You are no longer part of the company. Vacate the premises by 6 pm,” an Infosys official told the trainee, as claimed by her colleague. HT.com has reached out to Infosys for a comment.

Infosys employees termination issue: The PMO (Prime Minister’s Office) has received more than a hundred grievances from dismissed Infosys staff seeking job restoration and prevention of similar ...

Infosys lays off 700 campus recruits in Mysore; ‘Bouncers, security guards used’ However, Infosys has claimed the actual number of layoffs is closer to 350. The company attributed the ...

Following fresher layoffs in February this year, IT major Infosys has let go of about 45 trainees who failed to meet the ‘company standards’, according to sources.