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TCS headcount rises by 9,200 to 593,798 employees - The Economic Times

Voluntary attrition in the company's IT services business, measured on a last-twelve-months basis, stood at 13.6%, a level the company has broadly maintained in recent quarters, according to the quarterly factsheet by the company.

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TCS headcount rises by 9,200 to 593,798 employees - The Economic Times

TCS Q1 revenue rises 2.7%, company adds over 9,000 to workforce

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TCS shares in focus as IT major set to announce Q1 earnings today. What to expect?

TCS Q1 FY27 results: Tata Consultancy Services reports 5% y-o-y increase in net profit to Rs 13,349 crore

TCS headcount rises by 9,200 to 593,798 employees - The Economic Times

TCS Q1 revenue rises 2.7%, company adds over 9,000 to workforce

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