Karnataka IT minister Priyank Kharge said the State Government could intervene to solve issues between employees' forum and IT companies. "We will help them understand the State laws. I have told them to come together instead of multiple associations approaching me and know the existing laws and then we can call industry players and have a way out. I cannot have lopsided policy. There should be conducive environment for both investment and employment," said Kharge here after the Bengaluru chapter of Forum for IT Employees (FITE). The forum has sought Karnataka IT minister's intervention to "set up an inquiry" on "the effect of layoffs on IT women employees" and said the women employees in different IT services firms are "easy targets" for "forceful resignations". Members of this forum submitted a letter to the minister with five key demand and claimed that companies were using "under-performance" as an excuse for "layoffs". The forum also demanded that the IT services industry's .
PSG College of Technology has invited IT firms and external agencies to conduct training
FITE has already approached labour commissions in Chennai, Hyderabad and Pune
Murthy, however, did not elaborate on the matter