The Union Ministry of Labour and Employment has urged Karnataka to investigate layoffs of trainees at Infosys' Mysuru campus, following complaints. Infosys terminated around 350-400 trainees for failing three internal tests. The Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate (NITES) challenges these layoffs, while Infosys emphasizes their adherence to performance standards and provided support for separated employees.
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