TCS's 12,000 layoffs signal wider IT job cuts driven by AI, automation, and cost pressures. Experts predict further downsizing in the industry.

TCS, India's largest IT services company, announced a staggering 12,000 layoffs due to growing automation and AI adoption.

Tata Consultancy Services plans layoffs due to AI adoption. CP Gurnani declares the end of manpower-heavy IT operations. The ...

Industry leaders believe Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) recent move to lay off approximately 12,000 people represents a significant shift in how Indian IT fir ...

As the country’s largest IT services provider embarks on a major transformation to become a "Future-Ready" organisation, the ...

TCS’ move to opt for job cuts will have a cascading effect on other IT companies, which have also been launching various programs to improve operating margins in the past two years amid growth ...

The Forum for IT Employees (FITE) has cautioned against direct pressure on employees to exit and urged TCS to provide all due ...

TCS's recent layoffs raise critical questions about the relevance of its leadership in a world where algorithms write code.

Tata Consultancy Services (NSE: TCS) slipped further on Monday as news of a 12,000-employee downsizing rattled investors. The IT giant’s move, described internally as part of a global restructuring ...

The IT Ministry is monitoring TCS’ decision to lay off over 12,000 employees, mostly at mid- and senior levels. The ...

Shares of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) declined nearly 2 per cent on Monday after the company announced that it will lay ...

India’s IT industry continues to be a net hirer, and the focus remains on equipping professionals with relevant skillsets to meet dynamic industry needs, a MeitY spokesperson said.