The open letter (below) is in reference to a group of Genpact employees’ complaint. We intend to make a forceful case of it and pursue it to logical end without any delay. Your support is sought.
Dear Friends at Genpact,
We have reason to believe that there are practices at your organization which are less than respectable (or acceptable). We have taken our time to research and talk to a lot of your employees and have enough reason to believe that things are not as they should be.
Please go through the email below (and thats only one case, there are many more). We would like you to please look at the said employee kindly failing which we will be forced to take collective action with many other employees at Genpact who are willing to take the fight legally and openly in the media.
We hope that good sense shall prevail and unnecessary confrontation shall be avoided. Once we see your action on this case we shall bring up many more cases. As is our usual practice a copy of this email is being sent to friends in the media, the administration and other unions.
regards,
Chief
(BPO Union 2.0)
July 18, 2009 at 3:49 am |
Hi,
I was thrilled to read this article of yours. I was not aware of BPO Union previously until I read in the metro now publication circulated along with the Times of India about Genpact atrocities to vintage employees. In my case, if you listen to it you will not be able to stop your self from laughing. I joined Genpact Jaipur around july-Aug 2006 as a fresher. They provided training for around 1 month. I was hired for Dell process. As soon as Genpact came to know that the Dell is not interested in their services anymore and planning to leave Genpact, the HR told me to quit the company immediately by writing a resignation letter and completing their internal exit survey or I will be forcefully terminated which would be very bad for my career as no other company would hire me. Scared of their tactical intentions, I wrote a hand written resignation and left immediately. Few months later I joined other company and Genpact came to know about it. They sent me court notices and the case is still going on in a Jaipur court. Most importantly other people who joined with me also left Genpact but there was no case registered against them. I was left alone to fight my own battle in court. Now they are following delaying tactics and getting dates extended from court. They are changing their lawyers and everything fearing that the court’s decision might go against them.