The Nascent Information Technology Senate (NITES), a non-profit organisation that works for the rights of employees in the IT/ITeS sector, today filed a complaint against Tata Technologies with the Maharashtra Labour Department for terminating around 800 employees. The complaint said: We have received complaints from employees of Tata Technologies, Hinjewadi, Pune regarding illegal termination of employment to maintain profitability of business under Covid-19 Pandemic.
Tata Technologies spokesperson in a statement denied the allegations said: “We categorically deny claims being circulated in the social media about 800 employees being terminated by Tata Technologies. This statement is false and sensational in nature and seeks to add colour to a business process undertaken over six months ago.
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February 21, 2021 23:08 IST
Re-employment is a sticky point as Chinese firm has not given specific assurances to Talegaon staff
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Re-employment is a sticky point as Chinese firm has not given specific assurances to Talegaon staff
As India and China began talks for the second phase of disengagement of troops at the Line of Actual Control, two auto majors, General Motors and China’s Great Wall Motors say they remain hopeful of clearances to complete their deal for a car production facility in Maharashtra that has been held up due to tensions between the two countries. According to sources, the government has now “sounded out” applicants of at least 30 of the roughly 150 proposals that had been made to the Ministry of Home Affairs in the past year for Chinese investment, indicating that the government might consid