KITU’s documents did not indicate any mass layoffs, senior labour department officials told ET. TCS general manager (HR) Boban Varghese Thomas appeared for the software major, while KITU president VJK Nair, general secretary Suhas Adiga, and secretary Sooraj Nidiyanga appeared for the employees in Bengaluru on Wednesday.
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