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“Exploitative” IT firm has been delaying 2,000 recruits’ onboarding for years

Infosys in India reportedly engaged recruits in repeated, unpaid "pre-training" sessions, raising concerns about labor practices.

MAIN POINTS
  1. Infosys recruits experienced multiple instances of unpaid "pre-training."
  2. These practices have sparked concerns regarding labor rights and ethics.
  3. The issue highlights potential systemic problems within the company's recruitment processes.
TAKEAWAYS
  1. Companies should ensure fair compensation for all training activities.
  2. Ethical recruitment practices are crucial for maintaining corporate reputation.
  3. Regulatory bodies may need to investigate and address such labor issues.
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