Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Pune IT Layoffs: Labour Commissioner Investigates TCS Terminations
Many IT workers in Pune are losing their jobs due to a slowdown in the global economy.
Some of these workers have complained to the Labour Commissioner that they were fired unfairly, especially by TCS, India's biggest IT company.
The Labour Commissioner is looking into these complaints and has called TCS for a hearing.
Pune's IT sector facing layoffs due to global economic slowdown
Labour Commissioner receives complaints against wrongful termination
Five complaints filed against TCS, India's largest IT firm
TCS summoned by Labour Commissioner over illegal termination claims
Hearings scheduled for 18 November 2025
- Who
- IT workers in Pune, TCS, Labour Commissioner
- What
- Facing layoffs, filing complaints against wrongful termination
- When
- Currently, hearing scheduled for 18 November 2025
- Where
- Pune, India
- Why
- Global economic slowdown, alleged illegal dismissals
Employees
TCS
Wrongful Termination
Employees
Employees claim they were fired illegally and are seeking reinstatement and compensation
TCS
TCS has not publicly commented on the specific allegations
- Total layoffs in Pune's IT sector
- Unknown
- Number of complaints received
- Multiple, including five against TCS
- TCS's announced layoff percentage
- 2% of global workforce
- Estimated TCS layoffs
- Around 12,000 employees globally
- Next hearing date
- 18 November 2025