Archive · 23 Jul 2025
TCS Delays Onboarding of Experienced Hires, Sparks Concerns
Imagine you got a job offer from a big company, TCS, and quit your old job.
Now, TCS is taking a long time to actually start your new job.
Over 600 people are in this situation.
This is causing problems because people are out of work and struggling to pay bills.
A group called NITES is asking the government to help these people.
NITES wants TCS to tell them when they will start, pay them for waiting, and offer help with stress.
TCS says they will still give everyone a job, but the dates might change.
TCS delayed onboarding of over 600 experienced hires.
NITES wrote to the Union Labour Minister regarding the delays.
Affected employees have resigned from previous jobs and face financial strain.
TCS stated it is committed to honoring all offers and will onboard everyone.
NITES seeks intervention, compensation, and mental health support for affected hires.
- Who
- TCS, NITES, affected experienced hires, and the Union Labour Minister.
- What
- TCS delayed the onboarding of over 600 experienced hires.
- When
- Unspecified timeline; NITES sent a letter on July 22.
- Where
- Not explicitly mentioned, but concerning TCS and its employees.
- Why
- TCS cited business demands for the delayed onboarding, causing financial and emotional distress to affected individuals.
Affected Employees
TCS
Employment Status
Affected Employees
Experiencing significant financial and emotional distress due to delayed onboarding after resigning from previous jobs.
TCS
TCS says they will honor all offers.
- Affected Employees
- Over 600
- Experience Level
- 2-18 years
- Company
- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
- Organization Involved
- NITES
- Action Taken
- NITES wrote to the Union Labour Minister
- TCS Response
- Committed to onboarding all hires