FY 2021-22 Infosys has recruited 85,000 freshers. The number of employees leaving the company in January-March 2022 was also very high. During this, 27.7 percent of Infosys employees left their jobs. In the October-December quarter, this figure was 25.5 percent.
New Delhi. The process of growth of Indian IT companies is continuing. This is the reason why IT companies are ahead in terms of providing employment. In the current financial year 2022-23 also, there is going to be an outpouring of jobs in IT companies. Veteran IT company Infosys is also going to recruit employees on a large scale during this period.
Infosys CEO Salil Parekh gave this information while announcing the final quarter results of the financial year 2021-22 on Wednesday. Infosys expects that this year will prove to be very important in terms of growth with the recovery accelerating in 2022-23. Therefore, the company is taking necessary steps to take advantage of the opportunities.
50 thousand freshers will get a chance
Parekh told that in 2022-23, the company will do 50,000 new recruitments. Earlier, in a program organized by IT industry body NASSCOM, he had said that more than 55,000 freshers can be recruited in 2022-23. Parekh said that for the financial year 2021-22, Infosys has recruited 85,000 freshers. The number of employees leaving the company in January-March 2022 was also very high. During this, 27.7 percent of Infosys employees left their jobs. In the October-December quarter, this figure was 25.5 percent.
April salary will be increased
Salil Parekh also announced during this time to increase the salary of the employees. He said that the salary for the month of April will increase in May. However, he did not say how much the salary would increase. Earlier on Tuesday, the country’s leading IT company TCS had also announced to increase the salary of employees. The salary of TCS employees will increase by 6-8 percent.
Profits up 12%
Infosys’ net profit jumped 12 per cent to Rs 5,686 crore in the January-March quarter. This is a little less than the forecast. Analysts were estimating it to be Rs 6,000 crore. The company’s revenue growth has increased by 23 percent to Rs 32,276 crore in this quarter.