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TCS fires 6 employees, bans 6 BA firms post investigation into recruitment bribe case

TCS bans employees and BA firms in recruitment bribe investigations.

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TCS fires 6 employees, bans 6 BA firms post investigation into recruitment bribe case
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In a significant development, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has taken decisive action by banning six employees and six business associate (BA) firms in connection with a recruitment bribe case. Chairman N Chandrasekaran addressed this matter during the company's annual general meeting (AGM) on June 29, responding to reports and queries raised by shareholders.

This marks the first time that a senior executive from TCS openly discussed the investigation process and the future course of action, putting an end to a week of discussions and speculations surrounding the case.

Speaking to shareholders, Chandrasekaran revealed, "We have identified six employees who engaged in unethical conduct. Although we cannot quantify the favors they received, their behavior clearly indicated favoritism towards certain firms. We have banned all six employees and the six associated BA companies. Investigations are underway for three more employees."

Furthermore, the company is thoroughly evaluating the entire BA supply management process to identify weaknesses and ensure a comprehensive overhaul that prevents any recurrence of such incidents.

Chandrasekaran emphasized the utmost importance of ethical conduct and integrity in operations for a Tata Group company. He stated, "Ethical behavior takes precedence over financial performance. Whenever an employee violates ethical conduct, it deeply concerns me and all the leaders. We take such matters extremely seriously and will enforce robust actions."

He further mentioned that, TCS remains committed to upholding the highest standards of integrity and accountability, underscoring its dedication to maintaining ethical practices across its operations.

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