TCS Admits Job Scam, Tata Sons Chairman Chandrasekaran expresses deep pain Over Corruption

TCS At its 28th Annual General Meeting, Chandrasekaran assured shareholders of taking stringent measures to ensure that such incidents do not recur in its dealings with over 1,000 staffing firms. He said, “The ethical conduct and integrity of every worker is of utmost importance before any financial performance for a Tata Group company. We are shocked whenever a worker violates ethical conduct. We take it very seriously.” ” Chandrasekaran said that two whistleblower complaints were received in this matter. The company has dismissed six workers and blacklisted six staffing firms regarding this. Apart from this, investigation is being done against three other workers.

“We cannot determine what benefits these workers received, but they certainly behaved in a way that was beneficial to some firms,” ​​he said. A report in business news website Mint had said that a whistleblower had written to the company’s Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer alleging that TCS’s Resource Management Group (RMG) head, ES Chakravarthy, had been receiving commission from staffing firms for years. Taking. Following this complaint, the company had formed a team of three senior executives, including TCS Chief Information Security Officer, Ajit Menon, to investigate the allegations.

It was told in this report that after investigation, the company has sent the head of recruitment on leave and dismissed four executives from RMG. Apart from this, three staffing firms have been blacklisted. However, information about the blacklisted staffing firms is not available. In this report, an executive was quoted as saying that the people involved in this scam may have received around Rs 100 crore through commission. Regarding this, TCS spokesperson had said, “Complaints of violation of code of conduct are regularly received. The company has a strong process to investigate and resolve them.”