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'Avoid Indian-Origin Candidates': Infosys Faces "Culture Of Bias" Suit In US
Infosys, the Bengaluru-based IT giant, is facing a bias suit in a US court after a former executive, in a complaint last year, accused the company of discrimination in its hiring process, based on age, gender and nationality.
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Why Infosys Will Hire More In US Even After Trump Exit
Infosys Ltd. will accelerate hiring in the U.S. and Europe, after Trump-era immigration curbs forced the Asian tech-services giant and its rivals to overhaul their traditional reliance on serving global clients with Indian talent.
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Infosys To Open Technology Hub In Texas, Hire 500 Americans
Infosys will soon open a technology hub at Richardson in the US state of Texas where it will hire 500 American techies by 2020, said the global software major on Wednesday.
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Infosys Says Hiring 1,000 Americans In US State To Keep Commitment
Indian software major Infosys on Friday announced hiring 1,000 Americans in Arizona state as part of its commitment to employ 10,000 natives to bridge the IT skills gap in the US by 2023.
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Infosys To Open Tech Hub In US, Create 1,000 Jobs
Infosys has inaugurated its first technology and innovation hub in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Infosys To Create 500 American Jobs At Its Innovation Hub In Rhode Island
In the early 2017, Infosys had vowed to hire 10,000 US workers over the next 2 years. The IT major has been working to meet the goal,
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For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
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Wipro Steps up Local Hiring in US Amid H-1B Visa Uncertainty
Wipro says more than 3,000 locals joined in fiscal 2017, increasing its total headcount in the US to 14,000.
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Infosys Sued In US By Former Staffer Who Alleges Racial Discrimination
The law suit filed by Erin Green, before a US district Court in the Eastern District of Texas on June 19, names two senior company officials.
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Infosys Warns Of Potential Changes In Visa Laws
Infosys recently announced plans to open technology hubs in the US and increase local hiring within the country.
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'Avoid Indian-Origin Candidates': Infosys Faces "Culture Of Bias" Suit In US
Infosys, the Bengaluru-based IT giant, is facing a bias suit in a US court after a former executive, in a complaint last year, accused the company of discrimination in its hiring process, based on age, gender and nationality.
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Why Infosys Will Hire More In US Even After Trump Exit
Infosys Ltd. will accelerate hiring in the U.S. and Europe, after Trump-era immigration curbs forced the Asian tech-services giant and its rivals to overhaul their traditional reliance on serving global clients with Indian talent.
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Infosys To Open Technology Hub In Texas, Hire 500 Americans
Infosys will soon open a technology hub at Richardson in the US state of Texas where it will hire 500 American techies by 2020, said the global software major on Wednesday.
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Infosys Says Hiring 1,000 Americans In US State To Keep Commitment
Indian software major Infosys on Friday announced hiring 1,000 Americans in Arizona state as part of its commitment to employ 10,000 natives to bridge the IT skills gap in the US by 2023.
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Infosys To Open Tech Hub In US, Create 1,000 Jobs
Infosys has inaugurated its first technology and innovation hub in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Infosys To Create 500 American Jobs At Its Innovation Hub In Rhode Island
In the early 2017, Infosys had vowed to hire 10,000 US workers over the next 2 years. The IT major has been working to meet the goal,
-
For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
-
Wipro Steps up Local Hiring in US Amid H-1B Visa Uncertainty
Wipro says more than 3,000 locals joined in fiscal 2017, increasing its total headcount in the US to 14,000.
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Infosys Sued In US By Former Staffer Who Alleges Racial Discrimination
The law suit filed by Erin Green, before a US district Court in the Eastern District of Texas on June 19, names two senior company officials.
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Infosys Warns Of Potential Changes In Visa Laws
Infosys recently announced plans to open technology hubs in the US and increase local hiring within the country.
